The Geoecology Group aims at understanding ecosystem functioning across scales and time. More specifically, our research aims at identifying physical, chemical and biological parameters that control ecosystem carbon turnover on the landscape scale. We pay particular attention to vegetation and soils, as they are proxies for present and past ecosystem conditions. To achieve this, our research employs methods from soil science, ecophysiology and micrometeorology in a geography context. At present most of our projects focus on peatland carbon cycling at various field sites in Austria, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland and Sweden.

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Spatial and temporal analysis of reed ecosystem dynamics of Lake Neusiedl 2021 using RGB drone imagery, Phenocam and Deep Learning

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In the podcast episode "Why are peatlands so important for climate protection?", Styrian Green Party leader Sandra Krautwaschl talks to Prof. Stephan...

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After the oldest book page in the world, which was recently found in the Graz University Library, a similarly exciting treasure has now been unearthed...

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Geoecology was represented by 3 lectures (Felix Brandstetter, Raphael Müller, Stephan Glatzel). As part of our ReVersal project and by HBLFA...

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Pamela Baur from the Geoecology Group traveled to Hyytiälä to exchange and learn more about the climate system, carbon cycle, measurements in all...

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Prof. Mariusz Lamentowicz from Adam Mickiewicz University (Poland) is presenting at the 26th of April "Unveiling tipping points in long-term...