Ecohydrological modelling- Linking earthworms and preferential flow
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| 2011 | Klaus, J., Zehe, K. Elsner, M., Palm, J., Schneider, D., Schröder, B., Steinbeiss, S., Stichler, W., van Schaik, L., West, S. (in prep ) Linking rapid transport of pesticides into surface water with hydrology of a tile drained hillslope – experimental study with two pesticides of different sorption behaviour. |
| Palm J., van Schaik, N.L.M.B., Schröder B. (in prep ) Functional significance of earthworms for soil hydrology in agro-ecosystems. | |
| Palm J., van Schaik, N.L.M.B., Schröder B. (in prep ) Modelling spatiotemporal distribution patterns of earthworms in order to indicate hydrological soil processes. | |
| 2010 | Klaus, J., Zehe, E. (2010):
Modelling rapid flow response of a tile drained field site using a
2D-physically based model: assessment of “equifinal” model setups.
Hydrological Processes, 24(12), 1595-1609. |
Palm J., van Schaik,
N.L.M.B., Schröder B. (2010) First results in modelling
distribution patterns of anecic earthworms on catchment scale: a
Boosted Regression
Tree model approach. Berichte der DBG, DBGPrints-Archiv No. 496. (193
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PUBLICATIONS | POSTER PRESENTATIONS | ORAL PRESENTATIONS |
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| 2010 | Klaus, J., Zehe, E., Elsner,
M., Palm, J., Schneider,D., Schröder, B., Steinbeiss,S., and
West,S.(2010):
Breakthrough of two pesticides into tile drain and shallow groundwater:
comparison of tile drain reaction and soil profiles within a field
scale
irrigation experiment. - EGU General Assembly,
2010, Vienna, abstract (47 kb ) |
| van Schaik, L., Palm, J.,
Klaus, J., Schröder, B., and Zehe, E. (2010):
Mapping spatial distribution of preferential flow using earthworms
distribution models in combination with tracer infiltration patterns.
- EGU General Assembly,
2010, Vienna, abstract (1.8 MB ) |
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| 2009 | Hartmann,
N., Zehe, E. Klaus, J., Palm, J., and B. Schröder
(2009):
Continuity of preferential flow paths as first order control of event
scale solute travel distance. - EGU General Assembly,
20.-24.04.2009, Vienna (3.1 MB ) |
| Klaus J,
Zehe, E., Palm, J., Schröder, B. (2009): Rapid breakthrough of
pesticides via
biopores into tile drains and shallow groundwater: a combined
experimental and model study - EGU General Assembly,
20.-24.04.2009, Vienna (4.5 MB ) |
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| 2008 | Palm,
J., Klaus, J., Zehe, E. & B. Schröder (2008): The BIOPORE
Project –
Linking spatial patterns of anecic earthworm populations, preferential
flow pathways and agrochemical transport in rural catchments: an
ecohydrological model approach. Dynamics Days Berlin - Brandenburg
2008, Center for Dynamics of Complex Systems,
University of Potsdam, 08.-10.10.2008, Potsdam (0.5 MB ) |
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PUBLICATIONS | POSTER PRESENTATIONS | ORAL PRESENTATIONS |
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| 2010 | Palm, J., Klaus, J., van
Schaik, L., Zehe, E., and Schröder, B. (2010):
Modelling spatiotemporal distribution patterns of earthworms in order
to
indicate hydrological soil processes. - EGU General Assembly,
2010, Vienna, abstract (41 kb ) |
| Klaus, J., and Zehe,
E.(2010):
Modelling rapid flow response of a tile drained hillslope with explicit
representation of preferential flow paths and consideration of
equifinal
model structures. - EGU General Assembly,
2010, Vienna, abstract (44 kb ) |
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| Schröder,
B. (2010) Ecohydrological modelling
Linking spatiotemporal earthworm models to preferential flow - Workshop
Utrecht 08_01_2010(2.4 MB ) |
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| Palm, J. (2010)
Verbreitungsmodelle von Regenwürmern, Indikatoren hydrologischer
Bodenprozesse
(4,6 MB ) |
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| 2009 | Klaus, J. (2009)
Präsentation für Infoveranstaltung Einwohner
Haßberge(2.5 MB ) |
| Palm, J. (2009)
Präsentation für Infoveranstaltung Einwohner
Haßberge(2.7 MB ) |
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| schaik (at) uni-potsdam.de |
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