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Linking tree physiology and forest management
The Tonnersjöheden Research Site
The Flakaliden Research Site
We are deploying sensors!
We are deploying sensors!
Stem Water Content Research
Monthly News
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Intense field campaign to install hundreds of sensors distributed among 14 sites, and 28 weather stations.
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We had the Honour to show His Majesty, The King, our work on tree water transport. BIOGEOMON26 happened. What a wonderful and nice experience!
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BorealScat2 tree profile data is providing the first 3D estimates of tree water content.
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We have spend lots of time finding additional sites for our Flakaliden project. We also got a manuscript linking tree water content and radar measurements.
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March was an unusually hot year for Northern Scandinavia. It was the perfect time to start testing our various snow-melting techniques. We will report on snow-melting projects next year.
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Our new manuscript on stem water content is out. We are also looking into ways to melt snow in the forest.
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Started ordering equipment for Flakaliden project
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Procurement ends for Flakaliden project. Congratulations to the winning companies.
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We are towards the end of the procurement process for the Flakaliden Research Project. Thank you to all the companies who submitted a bidding!
SLU’s Acquisitions Department is doing the final assessment before selecting vendors. -
Installing equipment in our sites in agroforestry systems in Rwanda
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We hired a new research assistant (Ilja Raskin) who will be helping us setting up the Flakaliden research sites.
Stage 1 (Request For Information) has begun for the Flakaliden Study.
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We are installing new sensors to the Radar Tower project. This time, we will add stem water potential sensors FloraPulse. We will install them at 1.3 and 8 m.
