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Current Projects

Completed Projects

  • GM-GDE Project (Geoecology)

    The project will develop a novel vegetation-related and hydrological concept for mapping, analysing and assessing GDEs on a global scale. (GM-GDE

    completed ·

  • KendyrTex Project (Geoecology)

    The project focuses on the production of a cotton-like fibre quality which, as a blending partner, allows processing on locally available cotton textile machines. (KendyrTex

    completed ·

  • LANDSURF Project (Geoecology)

    The aim of the project is to develop a high-resolution, regional Earth system model for West Africa, coupled to an ocean model and with a new, fully interactive land surface scheme. (LANDSURF

    completed ·

  • BIOCULT Project (Geoecology)

    As part of the project, we are building a transdisciplinary network of researchers, students and stakeholders to investigate and learn about the importance of cultural forest sites. (BIOCULT

    completed ·

  • AgriSens-DEMMIN 4.0 Project (Geoecology)

    Finding efficient and sustainable solutions to adapt to the effects of global change is one of the most important challenges of the 21st century. (AgriSens

    completed ·

  • Green Central Asia Project (Geoecology)

    The CAWa-Green project aims to contribute to a regional database for the development of sustainable water management strategies in Central Asia. (CAWa-Green

    completed ·

  • ReKKS Project (Geoecology)

    The project is developing and applying innovative, sustainable and climate-friendly agricultural concepts and methods to minimise soil erosion and improve the water, nutrient and carbon balance. (ReKKS

    completed ·

  • InoCottonGrow Project (Geoecology)

    Partners from Pakistan and Germany are working together to identify ways to increase the efficiency and productivity of water use along the entire cotton textile value chain in Pakistan. (InoCottonGrow

    completed ·

  • KULUNDA Project (Geoecology)

    The aim is to make a significant contribution to adapting land use to local conditions and climate change, to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and to sustainable regional development in temperate grasslands. (KULUNDA

    completed ·

  • DSG Project (Geoecology)

    The German-language degree programme "Environmental Monitoring and Planning" has been integrated into two Master's degree programmes. Both biology and geography students can participate in the DSG programme. (DSG

    completed ·