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WO Forest Ecosystems

Methods

Various measuring devices on an intensive monitoring area
© Thünen-Institut / Tanja Sanders
Various measuring devices on an intensive monitoring area

Through our work on the intensive monitoring area Britz and as part of the intensive forest environmental monitoring (ICP Forests, Level II), we use a variety of methods to record the forest ecosystem and evaluate the measured values. We are currently focusing on the development of methods for the use of drones and remote sensing and on the digital transmission of measurements.

 

Our different recording methods

Nahaufnahme einer Drohne im Flug vor einem Baumbestand
Close-range reconnaissance using UAVs
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Waldboden unter einem Douglasienbestand
Ground observation
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Precipitation collector in a forest stand.
Recording of stand precipitation
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Eichenblatt mit Herbstfärbung und Eiskristallen
Phenological recordings
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Continuously measuring meteorologically station for logging the weather parameters in a pine-beech mixed stand
Meteorological measurements
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Kiefer mit Saftflussmesser
Sap flow measurements
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Entry into a lysimeter shaft.
Deep seepage using a lysimeter
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Bioacoustic recordings
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Litterfall and deposition samplers in a beech forest
Collection and processing of litterfall
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Bild einer Buche von unten fotografiert mit Dendrometer
Growth measurements
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Picture of a tree in the stand with severe crown thinning
Crown approach
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Sampling of eDNA analyses
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Deadwood trunk
Inclusion of deadwood
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Ground vegetation a stand of pine trees.
Recording the vegetation
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Beech stand from a fisheye perspective.
Recording the leaf area index
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