Prof. Dr. Stefan Julich
Professorship of Landscape Studies
| Stefan.Julich(at)hnee.de | |
| Phone | +49 3334 657-301 |
| Location | City Campus | Schicklerstrasse 5 | 16225 Eberswalde |
| Room | 01.318 |
| Office Hours | by arrangement |
| Website | Head of Degree Programme Landscape Management & Nature Conservation |
| Course Website | Head of Degree Programme Landscape Management & Nature Conservation |
- Bodenkunde (BSc. Landschaftsnutzung und Naturschutz, B.Sc. Ökolandbau und Vermarktung)
- Hydrologie (BSc. Landschaftsnutzung und Naturschutz)
- Boden- und Gewässerkunde
- Soil physics and soil hydrology
- Influence of land use on soil hydraulic properties
- Dynamics of material and water cycles in soils and landscapes
- Ecosystem services of soils and landscapes
- Simulation of water and material cycles from the soil to the landscape scale
- Development of monitoring concepts and laboratory methods
Artificial intelligence in forest site mapping (AI-SOIL)
Forest soils play a key role in the sustainable management and development of forests. Collecting and updating soil data is a complex task and subject to uncertainty. The aim of the project is to (partially) automate the recording and description of forest soil properties using innovative technical solutions. This should make forest environmental monitoring and site mapping more efficient and reliable.
Ecosystem environmental monitoring in biosphere reserves
The Ecosystem Environmental Monitoring (EEM) programme was conceived at HNEE in 1997 and has been continuously implemented since 1999 by staff from the Department of Landscape Use and Nature Conservation and the Department of Forestry and Environment. Its task is to observe the ecosystems typical of the region in Brandenburg's biosphere reserves from a holistic/ecosystem perspective over the long term, as well as to document and evaluate their development. A total of 136 areas (forest, lakes, watercourses, moors, grassland, arable land, ponds) in Brandenburg's three biosphere reserves are under observation. The ecosystem approach includes the observation of both abiotic compartments – soil and water – and biotic compartments – vegetation and fauna.
Professor of Landscape Studies at HNE Eberswalde
Research assistant, Institute of Soil Science and Site Ecology, TU Dresden
Engineer, Centre de Recherche Publique Henri Tudor, Luxembourg, now Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology
Research assistant, Institute for Landscape Ecology and Resource Management, Justus Liebig University Giessen
Doctorate (Dr. rer. nat.) at the Institute for Landscape Ecology and Resource Management, Justus Liebig University Giessen.
Title: ‘Uncertainties in modelling the water and nitrogen balance of micro- and mesoscale river catchment areas’ as part of the DFG Collaborative Research Centre 299 ‘Land use options for peripheral regions’
Research assistant, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Studied geography, minor subjects geology and soil science; degree: graduate geographer, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
Chair of the Departmental Council, Department of Landscape Use and Nature Conservation
Julich, D., Julich, S., Feger, K., Klauder, T., & Zethof, J.
Githumbi, E., Kamamia, A.W., Kämpf, L., Mwangi, H.M., Sang, J., Karania, J., Zech, M., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H.
Zethof, J., Julich, S., Feger, K., & Julich, D.
Badjana, H.M., Cloke, H.L., Verhoef, A., Julich, S., Camargos, C., Collins, S., Macdonald, D.M.J., McGuire, P.C., Clark, J.
Kamamia, A.W., Strauch, M., Mwangi, H.M., Feger, K., Sang, J., Julich, S.
Kamamia, A. W., Strauch, M., Mwangi, H. M., Feger, K.-H., Sang, J., & Julich, S. (o. J.).
Julich, S., Kreiselmeier, J., Scheibler, S., Petzold, R., Schwärzel, K., Feger, K.-H. (2021): Hydraulic Properties of Forest Soils with Stagnic Conditions. Forests, 12, 1113.
Virano Riquelme, V., Fontenla-Razzetto, G., Tavares Wahren, F., Feger, K.-H., Heil, B., Heilig, D., Kovacs, G., Julich, S. (2021): The Impact of Poplar Short Rotation Coppices on Topsoil Physical Properties and Related Water Conditions. Bioenerg. Res., 14,399-408.
Kamamia, A.W., Vogel, C., Mwangi, H.M., Feger, K.-H., Sang, J., Julich, S. (2021): Mapping soil aggregate stability using Digital Soil Mapping (DSM) in data scarce tropical areas: A case study of Ruiru River catchment, Kenya. Geoderma Regional, 24, e00355.
van Tol, J., Julich, S., Bouwer, D., Riddell, E.S. (2020): Hydrological response in a savanna hillslope under different rainfall regimes. Koedoe - African Protected Area Conservation and Science 62(2).
Larbi, I., Obuobie, E., Verhoef, A., Julich, S., Feger, K.H., Bossa, A.Y., Macdonald, D.M.J. (2020): Water balance components estimation under scenarios of land cover change in the Vea catchment, West Africa. – Hydrol. Sci. J., 65-13, 2196-2209.
Tapia-Arenas, C.A., Feger, K.H., Julich, S. (2020): Remote sensing data for calibrating hydrologic modeling: Hydrological impacts of land use change of the Reventado river sub-basin, Costa Rica. - Revista Forestal Mesoamericana Kurú 17 (41), 16-28.
van Tol, J., van Zijl, G., Julich, S. (2020): Importance of Detailed Soil Information for Hydrological Modelling in an Urbanized Environment. Hydrology, 7, 34.
Makowski, V., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H. and Julich, D. (2020): Soil Phosphorus Translocation via Preferential Flow Pathways: A Comparison of two Sites with different Phosphorus Stocks. Front. For. Glob. Change 3:48.
Makowski, V., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H., Breuer, L., Julich, D. (2020): Leaching of dissolved and particulate phosphorus via preferential flow pathways in a forest soil: An approach using zero-tension lysimeters. J. Plant Nutr. Soil Sci., 183, 238-247.
Pferdmenges, J., Breuer, L., Julich, S., Kraft, P. (2020): Review of Soil Phosphorus Routines in Ecosystem Models. Env.Mod.Soft., 126.
Kreiselmeier, J., Chandrasekhar, P., Weninger, T., Schwen, A., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H., Schwärzel, K. (2020): Temporal variations of the hydraulic conductivity characteristic under conventional and conservation tillage, Geoderma, 362.
Chandrasekhar, P., Kreiselmeier, J., Schwen, A., Weninger, T., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H., Schwärzel, K. (2019): SPorDyn: A Python code for modeling the evolution of soil pore size distribution after tillage. MethodsX, 6, 2118-2126.
Chandrasekhar, P., Kreiselmeier, J., Schwen, A., Weninger, T., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H., Schwärzel, K. (2019): Modeling the evolution of soil structural pore space in agricultural soils following tillage, Geoderma, 353, 401-414.
Weninger,T., Kreiselmeier, J., Chandrasekhar, P., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H., Schwärzel, K. , Bodner, G., Schwen, A. (2019): Effects of tillage intensity on pore system and physical quality of silt-textured soils detected by multiple methods. Soil Research, 57(7) 703-711.
Kreiselmeier, J., Chandrasekhar, P., Weninger, T., Schwen, A., Julich, S., Feger, K.H., Schwärzel, K. (2019): Quantification of soil pore dynamics during a winter wheat cropping cycle under different tillage regimes. Soil Till. Res. 192, 222-232.
Patra, S.; Julich, S.; Feger, K.H.; Jat, M.L.; Hanuman, J.; Sharma, P.C.; Schwärzel, K. (2019): Soil hydraulic response to conservation agriculture under irrigated intensive cereal-based cropping systems in a semiarid climate. - Soil Till. Res. 192, 151-163.
Patra, S., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H., Jat, M.L., Sharma, P.C., Schwärzel, K. (2019): Effect of conservation agriculture on stratification of soil organic matter under cereal-based cropping systems, Arch Agron. Soil Sci. 65, 2013-2028.
Kamamia, A.W., Mwangi, H.M., Feger, K.-H., Julich, S. (2019): Assessing the impact of a multimetric calibration procedure on modelling performance in a headwater catchment in Mau Forest, Kenya. Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 21, 80-91.
Chandrasekhar, P., Kreiselmeier, J., Schwen, A., Weninger, T., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H., Schwärzel, K. (2018): Why We Should Include Soil Structural Dynamics of Agricultural Soils in Hydrological Models. Water.10(12):1862
Weninger, T., Bodner, G., Kreiselmeier, J., Chandrasekhar, P., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H., Schwärzel, K., Schwen, A. (2018): Combination of Measurement Methods for a Wide-Range Description of Hydraulic Soil Properties. Water, 10(8), 1021.
Camargos,C., Julich, S., Houska,T., Bach,M., Breuer, L. (2018): Effects of Input Data Content on the Uncertainty of Simulating Water Resources. Water 2018, 10(5), 621.
Mwangi,H.M., Lariu, P., Julich, S., Patil,S.D., McDonald, M.A., Feger, K.-H (2017): Characterizing the intensity and dynamics of land-use change in the Mara River Basin, East Africa. Forests 9(1):8.
Julich, S., Benning, R, Julich, D., Feger, K.-H. (2017): Quantification of Phosphorus Exports from a small forested Headwater-Catchment in the Eastern Ore Mountains, Germany. Forests 8, 206.
Julich,D., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H. (2017): Phosphorus fractions in preferential flow pathways and soil matrix in hillslope soils in the Thuringian Forest (Central Germany). JPNSS, 180 (407-417).
Julich,D., Julich, S., Feger, K.-H. (2017): Phosphorus in Preferential Flow Pathways of Forest Soils in Germany. Forests, 8, 19.
Mwangi, H.M., Julich, S., Patil,S.D., McDonald, M.A., Feger, K.-H. (2016): Modelling the impact of agroforestry on hydrology of Mara River Basin in East Africa. Hydrological Processes,30, 3139-3155
Mwangi, H.M., Julich, S., Patil, S.D., McDonald, M.A., Feger, K.-H. (2016): Relative contribution of land use change and climate variability on discharge of upper Mara River, Kenya. Journal of Hydrology:Regional Studies, 5,244-260.
Tavares-Wahren, F., Julich, S., Nunes, J.P., Gonzales-Pelayo, O., Hawtree, D., Feger, K.H., Keizer, J.J. (2016): Combining digital soil mapping and hydrological modeling in a data scarce watershed in north-central Portugal. Geoderma, 264, 350-362.
Julich, S., Breuer L., Frede. H.-G. (2012): Integrating heterogeneous landscape characteristics into watershed scale modelling., Adv. Geosci.,31, 31-38.
Julich, D., Gäth, S., Julich, S. (2012): On the use of different efficiency criteria for the validation of a heavy metal balancing tool., Water, Air & Soil Pollution,223, 3589-3599.
Kemanian, A.R., Julich, S., Manranjan, V.S., Arnold, J.R. (2011): Integrating soil carbon cycling with that of nitrogen and phosphorus in the watershed model SWAT: Theory and model testing., Ecological Modelling 222 (2011) 1913–1921.
Orlikowski, D., Bugey, A., Périllon, C., Julich, S., Guégain, C., Soyeux, E., Matzinger, A. (2011): Development of a GIS method to localize critical source areas of diffuse nitrate pollution., Water, Science & Technology, 64.4.
Waldhardt, R., Bach, M., Borresch, R., Breuer, L., Diekötter, T., Frede, H.-G., Gäth, S., Ginzler, O., Gottschalk, T., Julich, S., Krumpholz, M., Kuhlmann, F., Otte, A., Reger, B., Reiher, W., Schmitz, K., Schmitz, P.M., Sheridan, P., Simmering, D., Weist, C., Wolters, V. & Zörner, D. (2010): Evaluating today's landscape multifunctionality and providing an alternative future: a normative scenario approach., Ecology and Society 15(3): 30, 2010.
Breuer, L., Vaché, K.B., Julich, S., Frede, H.-G. (2008). Approaches to investigating nitrogen dynamics of future changes in mesoscale catchments. Hydrological Science Journal 53, 1059-1074.