Jens Hollberg
Doktorand / PhD- Researcher
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E-Mail: [Email protection active, please enable JavaScript.] Research profile In the research project “Spectral Response of Traits”, funded by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), I am applying hyperspectral remote sensing techniques to detect the plant functional trait composition of grassland. In the Rengen Grassland Experiment, the long-term application of fertilizers (since 1941) has led to a varying response of plant traits. This provides an excellent controlled environment to investigate the relations between the plant communities’ spectral signatures and their functional traits. |
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Current projects • The Rengen Grassland Experiment Academic education and positions Since 2013: Scientific assistant and PhD student in the Crop Science Group at the Institute of Crop Science and Resource Conservation (INRES), University of Bonn Since 2013: PhD student at the Center for Remote Sensing of Land Surfaces (ZFL), University of Bonn Master thesis (2013): Impact of previous fire severity on future fires in the Jemez Mountains, New Mexico (USA) 2012/2013: Study abroad at the University of New Mexico (USA) 2010-2012: Teaching assistant at the Department of Geography, University of Heidelberg 2010-2013: Studies of geography with a focus on remote sensing of vegetation at the University of Heidelberg Bachelor thesis (2010): Laboratory- and GIS-supported investigations on the influence of the traffic on an interstate and a state road on the heavy metal content of adjacent top-soils in the Lake Kemnade area (Witten) 2009: Exchange semester at the University of Tasmania (Australia) 2007-2010: Studies of geography at the Ruhr University Bochum
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