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Web GIS

NGEN26 / EXTN10 Course content In this course, you will explore theoretical and practical concepts of Web GIS (Internet GIS). From a theoretical perspective, you will study the advantages and techniques for publishing, visualizing, and accessing maps on the Internet. You will delve into the architecture of Web GIS/Web mapping systems, markup languages such as HTML, XML, SVG, and GML. Additionally,

https://www.nateko.lu.se/NGEN26 - 2025-03-13

Satellite Remote Sensing

NGEN24 The purpose of the course is to give in-depth knowledge of and skills in digital satellite remote sensing in studies of the earth’s environment and the ways in which it is affected by humans.Course contentAmong others, you will be learning the basic physical principles and terminology in remote sensing, and get an overview of satellites and sensor systems. Furthermore the course will cover

https://www.nateko.lu.se/ngen24 - 2025-03-13

Spatial Analysis

NGEN23 / EXTN75 The overarching aim of the course is that the student should acquire basic knowledge and understanding of the principles behind spatial analysis in different applications within physical geography. Course content The course aims to equip students with fundamental theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the methods of spatial analysis. Topics covered include correlations (rela

https://www.nateko.lu.se/ngen23 - 2025-03-13

Geographical databases

NGEN22 / EXTN70 In this course, students will explore theoretical and practical concepts of geographical databases including design, implementation and usage of geographical databases. The course starts with general database terminologies and then concentrates on steps for design and implementation of a geographical database including: requirement analysis conceptual modelling internal modelling a

https://www.nateko.lu.se/ngen22 - 2025-03-13

Spruce bark beetle damage to forests

Beetle outbreaks following disturbanceThe spruce bark beetle Ips typographus is an economically important forest pest in Europe. Spruce bark beetle outbreaks are common in Norway spruce forests following windstorm damage. The bark beetle population may increase rapidly after a storm event, as newly wind thrown trees are suitable for breeding. At high population densities, I. typographus can overco

https://www.nateko.lu.se/research/ecosystems-functioning-dynamics-and-ecology/spruce-bark-beetle-damage-forests - 2025-03-13

Spring temperature backlashes

Seasonal changes and spring sensititvityTree species naturally occurring in central and northern Europe have the ability to acclimatize to seasonal changes in temperature, and can therefore tolerate very low temperatures during winter. However when trees start to deharden during spring, their sensitivity to sudden temperature backlashes increases.Effects on forest standsEven one or a few spring ba

https://www.nateko.lu.se/research/archive-finished-projects/spring-temperature-backlashes - 2025-03-13

CARBOAFRICA

This project is finished.Monitoring water and carbon cycling in African ecosystemsWhereas fluxes of CO2 and water vapor between vegetation and the atmosphere have been studied extensively throughout Europe and North America, there exists much less data from Africa. To increase our knowledge and understanding of the water and carbon cycles in African ecosystems, especially when it comes to the depe

https://www.nateko.lu.se/research/archive-finished-projects/carboafrica - 2025-03-13

Plant water use efficiency

This prohject is finished. The study wass carried out at Risø National Laboratory, Roskilde, Denmark and was run under an EU financed Marie Curie Individual Intra-European Fellowship during 2006 to 2010.Assessment of carbon cycling and greenhouse gases by WUEIn this project, a novel approach to assess net stand carbon uptake is used. The approach has an interdisciplinary character as it introduces

https://www.nateko.lu.se/plant-water-use-efficiency - 2025-03-13

Carbon dioxide and water fluxes in Sudan and Senegal

In many of the northern ecosystems, temperature is a strongly regulating factor of vegetation activity. During the warm summer activity and productivity are high, whereas during the cooler winter the vegetation activity is lower. In semi arid Africa, however, it is water availability, not temperature, that is the main regulating factor. Monitoring the vegetation productivityDuring photosynthesis p

https://www.nateko.lu.se/research/greenhouse-gas-and-biosphere-atmosphere-trace-gas-fluxes/lu-fluxes-biosphere-atmosphere-interaction-research/carbon-dioxide-and-water-fluxes-sudan-and-senegal - 2025-03-13

Arctic biogeochemical cycles

Terrestrial ecosystems at high latitudes will see significant climate change within coming decades. This will have significant impacts on many characteristics of natural ecosystems such as those associated with the presence/absence of permafrost. Climate and ecosystems at northern latitudesNorthern land areas are influencing and interacting in many ways with the climate system. Snow cover and the

https://www.nateko.lu.se/research/greenhouse-gas-and-biosphere-atmosphere-trace-gas-fluxes/arctic-biogeochemical-cycles - 2025-03-13

Hydrology and Aquatic-Terrestrial interactions

Aquatic ecosystems now undergo some of the biggest and fastest changes of the last thousands of years. Many changes are connected to human-induced loadings of organic matter, inorganic nutrients and trace elements to inland and coastal waters. Natural stream-lake network has been significantly altered by dam constructions, ditching and water diversion for irrigation purposes. In addition, rising c

https://www.nateko.lu.se/research/hydrology-and-aquatic-terrestrial-interactions - 2025-03-13

Bachelor´s programme in Physical Geography & Ecosystem Science

Are you passionate about the environment and eager to make a difference? Our BSc program in Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science focuses on ecosystems, environmental modeling and management. With a mix of engaging courses, you'll gain the knowledge and skills needed for a meaningful career in environmental science. Entry requirementsTo study with us you need to fulfil the general entry require

https://www.nateko.lu.se/bsc - 2025-03-13

Master’s programmes

We have several different master's programmes with different specializations. All our master's programs comprise 120 credits, corresponding to two years of full-time studies.Master´s programmes at our departmentMaster´s programme in Physical Geography and Ecosystem ScienceThe program gives you an in-depth knowledge base in the physical geography subjects and several opportunities for specializatio

https://www.nateko.lu.se/education/masters-programmes - 2025-03-13

Master’s programme in Physical Geography & Ecosystem Science

Our Master´s programme in Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science offers a deeper knowledge in working with advanced technical information and complex issues within the area of environmental and climate change. Eligibility Bachelor's degree representing 180 ECTS in scientific or technical subjects. When you are accepted as a student to the programme, you are guaranteed a place on all courses on c

https://www.nateko.lu.se/nanev - 2025-03-13

Master’s Programme in GIS and Remote sensing

The Master´s programme in GIS and Remote sensing prepares you for work in governmental bodies and private organisations as well as for research. The courses cover a wide range of areas in the field of geomatics including geographic information systems (GIS), geodesy, remote sensing and computer science. EligibilityBachelor´s degree representing 180 ECTS in scientific or technical subjects, includi

https://www.nateko.lu.se/education/masters-programmes/masters-programme-gis-and-remote-sensing - 2025-03-13

Master’s programme in Geographical Information Systems

Full distance learning programme The Master´s programme in Geographical Information Science is a distance learning master´s programme that you may study at half time or full time pace, 120 ECTS. If you want to learn how to analyse, simulate and present spatial phenomena with use of Geographical Information Systems (GIS), then this is the master's programme for you.Programme overviewAs a student on

https://www.nateko.lu.se/education/masters-programmes/masters-programme-geographical-information-systems - 2025-03-13

Reactive trace gases

The terrestrial biota plays an important role in the regulation of atmospheric composition and climate. Surface albedo and energy partitioning are an established component of climate models. More recently, biogeochemical climate feedbacks through the terrestrial carbon cycle have become the focus of attention; a large proportion of the projected reduced global carbon sink at the end of the 21st ce

https://www.nateko.lu.se/research/greenhouse-gas-and-biosphere-atmosphere-trace-gas-fluxes/reactive-trace-gases - 2025-03-13

Computer lab requests

The quality of our students working environment is important to us. Therefore, we would therefore like to ask you to do the following. report any malfunctioning computer or equipment to our itsupport [at] mail [dot] nateko [dot] lu [dot] se (IT-technician)access to the labs is personal, so please keep friends, pets, etc, outside of our labskeep entrance cards, door codes and passwords to yourselfc

https://www.nateko.lu.se/student/it-resources/computer-lab-requests - 2025-03-13

IT resources

IT information and who to contact Lab computersLog on credentialsYou will get these from your teachers at the beginning of every course. Did they expire? Contact our IT technician Rebecca Anderberg or our IT responsible Rafael Przybyszewski on the support e-mail itsupport [at] mail [dot] nateko [dot] lu [dot] se (INES IT support).PrintingUse our multifunctional printer Terrablack or Terra (pdf, ne

https://www.nateko.lu.se/student/it-resources - 2025-03-13

How to work with data

When working in our computer labs, we'd like to ask you to follow this procedure. Doing so will help you avoid data loss. Copy original data from R: to C:\Tempdata\Typically, you will use software to work with data. Your teacher will tell you where to get the data from. Usually this will be from a folder in network drive R:. Copy it to the local folder C:\Tempdata\ on the computer you are using.Do

https://www.nateko.lu.se/student/it-resources/how-work-data - 2025-03-13