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2025
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Foredrag på fagdag/workshop i prosjektet Precilience om klimatilpasning i jord og skogbruk i Østfold.
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Hannu Marttila Joy Bhattacharjee Katrin Bieger Brian Kronvang Mikołaj Piniewski Svajunas Plunge Ignacy Kardel Marek Giełczewski Csilla Farkas Moritz Shore Mojtaba Shafiei Arturs Veinbergs Ieva Siksnane Kaspars Abramenko Ainis Lagzdins Kristina Mårtensson Sara Sandström Katarina KyllmarSammendrag
This document describes comparison of SWAT+ model with national/regional hydrogeochemical models as well as graphs and maps of the most relevant outputs documenting the model performance and comparison. Case and demonstration study-specific model descriptions and inputs are in the report as appendices.
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Foredrag på NJF Nordic Baltic Symposium
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Tor Eirik Homme Anne Kjersti Bakken Erik Skontorp Hognes Shraddha Mehta Hanne Møller Harald VoldenSammendrag
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Genetically diverse spring wheat and farmers’ mass selection can improve yield stability in organic systems.
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Changes in land use and climate are affecting our water resources in many ways, and can result in nutrient enrichment (eutrophication), increased sediment loads and other pollution (e.g., heavy metals, organic pollutants, and other hazardous substances). Hence, it will become increasingly important to monitor responses in water quality of both human pressures and the effects of the mitigation measures we employ. At the same time, water quality, especially in streams, is notorious for its rapid fluctuations over time, which can mean that information is lost when using water grab sampling with monthly, bi-weekly or even weekly intervals. Here, sensor technology can offer a solution, as it can monitor a set of substances frequently and give us data in real-time, at relatively low costs. In this policy brief, mainly aimed at water managers, we give an overview of advantages and challenges with sensor monitoring, related to their multiple uses.
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Therese With BergeSammendrag
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