Modelling and management of catchments
Development of models for balancing and forecasting water and nutrient fluxes on the level of Federal States and river basins
Scientific support for the emerging issues of water policies in Germany and beyond, e.g. for implementing the EU water framework directive
Water balance and climate change - To quantify water balance components in high spatial and temporal resolution
- To assess total runoff and groundwater recharge for regional water resources management
- To predict the impact of climate change on sustainably manageable groundwater recharge, soil water balance and irrigation demands
- Models: GROWA, mGROWA
| Nutrients - To identify input pathways and to analyze the actual N and P pollution of groundwater, surface waters and coastal areas
- To locate “hot spot areas” and to determine the nutrient reduction required to reach environmental quality targets
- To predict the impact of management adaptations
- Models: DENUZ-WEKU-MEPhos
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Staff
Dr. Frank Herrmann
Dr. Ralf Kunkel
Phuong Ta
Dr. Björn Tetzlaff
Prof. Dr. Frank Wendland
Dr. Tim Wolters
Ian McNamara
Contact:
Prof. Dr. Frank Wendland
Tel.: +49 2461 61 3165
E-Mail: f.wendland@fz-juelich.de
Dr. Björn Tetzlaff
Tel.: +49 2461 61 3648
E-Mail : b.tetzlaff@fz-juelich.de
Research projects and publications in the fields of:
Water Balance and climate change
Nutrients
Further research topics
Funding institutions and R&D projects
