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2018 made history as a record year. It was the warmest and sunniest year since the beginning of Germany-wide weather records. Especially for farmers, the heat itself was not the biggest problem, but the several continuous months of extremely dry conditions.
Find out more on the new TERENO Newsletter
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TERENO OZCAR International Conference
The first TERENO OZCAR International Conference – Advancing Critical Zone Science will take place in Strasbourg from September 28 to October 1, 2020. Download Flyer (.pdf)
TERENO Workshop GFZ Potsdam 11. - 12. September 2019
The drought year 2018 - insights from the TERENO-Observatories
'Thank you' to all who participated in our workshop! If you are looking for materials, you can find the presentations here. You can also find the program here (pdf).
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External Presentations
Short Course: Flux-Measurement Fundamentals 2019
A technical short course with focus on the use of micrometeorological methods to obtain and analyze fluxes of momentum, heat and gases by eddy-covariance. We expect the course participants to be familiar with basic statistics, time-series analysis (including spectra and Fourier transforms), programming in R, Matlab or Phyton and general boundary layer meteorology. The successful completion of the course is awarded with 2 ECTS.
TERENO NEON Carbon Workshop 2019
This TERENO-NEON carbon and critical zone workshop is aimed primarily at early career scientists (PhD students, PostDocs, master students preparing to start a doctorate will be also accepted) and all scientists interested in emerging issues and methods wishing to broaden and deepen their knowledge or to identify new research opportunities.
Tereno is supported by the following Helmholtz Research Centers:
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