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This research aims to create a living lab for forest research and long-term monitoring in Brandenburg.

March 1, 2026Celsius Current Advances in Physics Education and Research Journal0 citations

Establishment of a living lab for transdisciplinary forest research and long-term monitoring in the Brandenburg-Berlin region

AMAlexa K. Michel JKJulia KaplickUniversity of Auckland CMCarlotta Michel

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This research aims to create a living lab for forest research and long-term monitoring in Brandenburg.
Established a research site focused on Scots pine-dominated stands in Brandenburg.
Utilized laser scanning (LiDAR) technology for data collection.
Developed the BWinPro forest growth simulator for enhanced analysis.
Invited stakeholders to contribute to the research site’s development.
Successfully established the first intensive research site for forest studies in the region.
Improved forest growth simulations through integration of LiDAR data and field inventories.
Encouraged collaboration among scientists, students, and stakeholders.

Abstract

• Establishment of a first intensive research site in Scots pine-dominated stands in north-eastern Brandenburg as part of a new living lab for transdisciplinary forest research • Further development of the BWinPro forest growth simulator using laser scanning (LiDAR) and field inventory data • We invite stakeholders to participate in the future development of the research site and welcome scientists and students to use it for their own studies.

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Michel et al. (Wed,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a3d867ec16d51705d2f399 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.3220/253-2025-13

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