Institute of Geo-Hydroinformatics - News

Unsustainable land use and population pressure are major drivers of soil degradation. The threats to soil health include loss of soil organic matter,…

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Breakthroughs in computing have led to development of new generations of Earth Systems Models providing detailed information on how our planet may…

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The current food and agricultural system are heavily dependent on mineral fertilizer application. Fertilizers have become an essential commodity due…

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Saline water evaporation from porous media is important in many environmental, engineering, and hydrologic processes ranging from soil salinization…

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Soil salinization has several socio-economic effects (on economic welfare, forced immigration, reduced GDP, social structure and stability of the…

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We will investigate saltwater intrusion along the lower Elbe region as a result of the sea level rise driven by the projected climate change with a…

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In this project, several experiments will be conducted with a particular focus on soil- and water-related challenges, some also in participative DIY…

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One year has passed since the formation of Institute of Geo-Hydroinformatics at TUHH approved by the Academic Senate of TUHH! 

One year ago, on this…

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According to Interpore website “Each year, InterPore honors selected individuals who have made very significant contributions to InterPore activities;…

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In collaboration with several universities and institutes, we have started field-scale experiments in an area of >70,000 hectare to investigate soil…

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