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lum_2008_10 LUM Lunds universitets magasin | Nr 10 | 2008 strålande behandling Organdonatorer lämnas i sticket Bebisar lär oss hur vi tolkar omvärlden 2 LUM nr 10 | 2008 jordbruk med förhinder LUM nr 10 | 2008 3 Med besök av två internationel­ la toppforskare och ett välbesökt seminarium på Kulturen firades avstampet för ett nytt forskarsam­ arbete vid LU. Det inriktar sig på jordbruksutveckling i

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Microsoft Word - QMOD 2008 Final Program.doc 11th QMOD Conference Quality Management and Organizational Development Attaining Sustainability From Organizational Excellence to SustainAble Excellence www.ch.lu.se/qmod 20-22 August, 2008 Final Program Lunds University & Linköping University Welcome Addresses from Chairmen It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 11th QMOD conference. During the

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Impact beyond academia A GUIDE TO HELP PREPARING FOR IMPACT EVALUATIONS Part of the project report on the monitoring of the Lund University SRAs TEXT Pia Romare, avdelning Samverkan, LU, 2018 pia.romare@fsi.lu.se PHOTOS Cover: Kennet Ruona Page 22: Mikael Kanski, Ida Thelander Page 23: Kennet Ruona 3IMPACT BEYOND ACADEMIA Table of contents INTRODUCTION .............................................

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INTERNATIONAL MASTER’S PROGRAMME IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (LUMES) September 26th 2003 Combating food insecurity in Northern Cameroon: Challenges and Opportunities By Lilian Ijang Abeh E-mail: lilian.abeh.158@student.lu.se abehli@yahoo.com Supervisor Alia Ahmad Department of Economics Lund University Tel: 046 2228660 E-mail: Alia.Ahmad@nek.lu.se M.Sc. Thesis II ACKNOWLEDGMENTS My sincere gratitude

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Blankett för upplägg av nytt kostnadsställe Lunds universitet Blankett Upplägg/ändring av kostnadsställe Fyll i blanketten innan du skriver ut den för påskrift. Skickas in till sektionen Ekonomi tillsammans med uppgifter om beslut som ligger till grund för ansökan om upplägg av kostnadsställe. Vid ändring fyller du endast i Kostnadsställenummer samt de uppgifter som ska ändras. Typ av ändring: Sek

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Forests are important from many perspectives. Forestry delivers products such as timber, fiber and fuel; forests are also important for recreational activities as well as for the global carbon balance. Consequently, it is important to develop methods that enable efficient monitoring of disturbances, such as insect attacks, over vast forested areas. These methods can be based on remote sensing, sin

Plants can influence methane emissions from wetland ecosystems by altering its production, consumption and transport in the soil. The aim of this study was to investigate how eight vascular plant species from mesotrophic to eutrophic wetlands vary in their influence on CH4 emissions from peat cores, under low and high N supply. Additionally, we measured the production of low-molecular-weight organ

Bioavailable phosphorus (BAP) concentrations were determined nine times between April and October 2010 in two humic boreal headwater streams draining forest-and mire-dominated catchments. BAP was analyzed in a bioassay in which natural P-limited bacterioplankton grew with natural P as the sole P source. In both streams, approximately 90% of the BAP occurred as dissolved species (passing a 0.2-mu m

The boreal forest carbon balance is predicted to be particularly sensitive to climate change. Carbon balance estimates of these biomes stem mainly from eddy-covariance measurements of net ecosystem exchange (NEE). However, a full net ecosystem carbon balance (NECB) must include the lateral carbon export (LCE) through discharge. We show that annual LCE at a boreal forest site ranged from 4 to 28%,

In this study, we quantify the effect of uncertainties in climate projections on an impact model (IPS) that describes the temperature-dependent swarming and development of Ips typographus. Three forcing climate data sets (ensembles) were used: (1) E-Obs gridded observations, (2) ERA-40 reanalysis data downscaled by eight regional climate models (RCMs) and (3) regional scenarios from one RCM forced

Changes in sulphur and nitrogen pollution in Swedish forests have been assessed in relation to European emission reductions, based on measurements in the Swedish Throughfall Monitoring Network. Measurements were analysed over 20 years with a focus on the 12-year period 1996 to 2008. Air concentrations of SO2 and NO2, have decreased. The SO4-deposition has decreased in parallel with the European em

We explored impacts of climate change on the geographic distribution of European beech by applying state of the art statistical and process-based models, and assessed possible climate change impacts on both adaptive capacity in the centre of its distribution and adaptive responses of functional traits at the leading and trailing edge of the current distribution. The species area models agree that

Relative to vascular plants, little is known about what factors control bryophyte communities or how they respond to successional and environmental changes. Bryophytes are abundant in boreal forests, thus changes in moss community composition and functional traits (for example, moisture and nutrient content; rates of photosynthesis and respiration) may have important consequences for ecosystem pro

The main aim of this paper is to study land-atmosphere exchange of carbon dioxide (CO2) for semi-arid savanna ecosystems of the Sahel region and its response to climatic and environmental change. A subsidiary aim is to study and quantify the seasonal dynamics in light use efficiency (epsilon) being a key variable in scaling carbon fluxes from ground observations using earth observation data. The n

Increased snow depth already observed, and that predicted for the future are of critical importance to many geophysical and biological processes as well as human activities. The future characteristics of sub-arctic landscapes where permafrost is particularly vulnerable will depend on complex interactions between snow cover, vegetation and permafrost. An experimental manipulation was, therefore, se

Phenological models have mainly been developed to capture the seasonal development of individual trees and local populations, using data from meteorological stations. Ecosystem models that incorporate phenology are however commonly driven by gridded climate data. Using two phenological models to simulate budburst of birch in Germany, we assessed how combining phenological point observations with g

Weathering of soil minerals is important for the recovery from acidification and for the sustainability of forestry. However, there is still substantial uncertainty about its absolute rate. This study presents a harmonized comparison of field weathering rates estimated with the mechanistic model PROFILE and the depletion method for 16 intensively sampled soil profiles across Sweden representing di

Plant communities differ in their species composition, and, thus, also in their functional trait composition, at different stages in the succession from arable fields to grazed grassland. We examine whether aerial hyperspectral (414–2501 nm) remote sensing can be used to discriminate between grazed vegetation belonging to different grassland successional stages. Vascular plant species were recorde

The objective of this study was to evaluate the concentrations of nutrients in stumps and coarse roots in Norway spruce, Scots pine and silver birch in Sweden, Finland and Denmark, and to assess how nutrient concentrations vary with site characteristics, stand age and root size. Concentrations of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg) and sodium (Na) in spruce, p

Kettle holes are widespread in moraine landscapes. Their hydrological properties may be very vulnerable to changes in climatic conditions. To increase our knowledge of how kettle holes function and how they may be affected by climate change requires a model that can be applied to a variety of them regardless of their properties. We used the PIRFICT time series model to simulate the water levels in