… material is stirred up and transported, sometimes over long distances, through the open landscape. The result is the stealthy loss of fertile soil. Neighboring sites … Figure 3: Derivation of the protection effect levels for wind barriers on arable land, considering the proportionally averaged main wind directions, example area … (BBodSchG) are decisive for soil loss protection in agricultural use: Soil loss is avoided applying site-appropriate management practices, especially by considering …

… however, soil loss by water occurs on many agriculturally used areas such as arable land, areas with permanent crops e.g. viticulture and orchards. Figure 1: Schematic … soils of high natural erodibility risk, soil loss-reducing management practices are essential to prevent soil degradation. Figure 2. Ruts in the downhill direction … tons from vineyards. The rest is due to soil loss, primarily from forest areas and open areas such as mountainous terrain. The generally accepted "Universal Soil Loss …

… of radioactive nuclides via gamma spectrum analysis.   The external link opens the BMUV website, featuring a movie clip of the opening of the AI Lab in Dessau on October 13, 2023. Movie clip of the AI Lab …

… high-definition (HD) videos and the highest ever recorded at the site. What is it doing to the climate and what are the carbon footprints of video streaming, video … high-definition (HD) videos and the highest ever recorded at the site. What is it doing to the climate and what are the carbon footprints of video streaming, video …

… model will then serve as a means for answering these central research questions. In doing so, the project team also connects with internationally relevant comparable … model will then serve as a means for answering these central research questions. In doing so, the project team also connects with internationally relevant comparable …

… Towards a Just and Sustainable Digital Transformation for People and the Planet Building on the research conducted for the paper “Towards a Just and Sustainable … Towards a Just and Sustainable Digital Transformation for People and the Planet Building on the research conducted for the paper “Towards a Just and Sustainable …

… “In-situ” refers to measurement data collected directly on site. These data are essential for validating satellite observations and form the basis for producing … Copernicus in-situ component relies on a broad range of in-situ data collected on land, at sea, and in the air. These observations capture meteorological, … enables comprehensive data collection. In general, all data products are made openly and freely available. National Responsibilities The responsibility for space …