Artificial Intelligence in Forest Site Mapping (KI-SOIL)

Research project

Duration:

11/2024 - 10/2027

Project volume:

386.159 EURO

Competence field:

Ecology, Sustainable forest management, Sustainable ecosystem management, Sustainable, site-adapted production systems

Cooperation:

Composite partnership

Funding partner:

State funding

Forest soils play a key role in the sustainable management and development of forests. Collecting and updating soil data is labour-intensive and subject to uncertainties. The aim of the project is to (partially) automate the collection and description of forest soil properties using innovative technical solutions. This is intended to make forest environmental monitoring and site mapping more efficient and reliable.

Contact

Project manager

Prof. Dr. Winfried Riek

Professor of Soil Science, Forest Nutrition and Site Ecology

Winfried.Riek(at)hnee.de

+49 3334 657-170

Prof. Dr. Stefan Julich

Professorship of Landscape Studies

Stefan.Julich(at)hnee.de

+49 3334 657-301

General contact

Robert Probst

Projekt: Ökosystemare Umweltbeobachtung in den Brandenburger Biosphärenreservaten

Robert.Probst(at)hnee.de

+49 (3334) 657-326

Hanna Frederike Schmidt

hsc857(at)hnee.de

+49 3334 657-177

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