International Workshop
Impact of flooding on growth, physiology and disease susceptibility of trees in
floodplain forests and artificially flooded forest stands
PROGRAMME (Updated 31.10.2001)
15. November 2001 – Übungsraum 2 /Freiburg Tennenbacherstr. 4
09:00-9:15 Begrüßung, Eröffnung (Opening), KONOLD, SITTLER
Session 1: 09:15-10:45 Moderator KREUZWIESER
09:15-9:45 MICHIELS, ALDINGER; FVA Freiburg
Neudefinition der Auewaldstufen und neue Standortsgliederung (Reassessment
of floodplain forest vegetation zoning and propositions for a new site
factors typology)
9:45-10:15 VOLK; FVA Freiburg
Bedingungen für umweltverträgliche Flutungen von Rheinauenwäldern
(Prerequisites to ecological floodings in the Rhine River riparian forests)
10:15-10:45 SPAETH; Inst. Landschaftsökologie/Bühl &.Gewässerdirektion
Südl. Oberrh.
Hochwassertoleranz von Auewaldbäumen in der Rheinaue (Relative tolerance to
flooding of floodplain tree species )
10:45-11:15 Kaffeepause (Coffee break)
Posterausstellung?
Session 2: 11:15-12:45 Moderator KAHLE
11:15-11:30 SCHIRMER, SCHWARZ; FVA Freiburg
Untersuchungen zur Hochwassertoleranz von Forstpflanzen im Rückhaltebecken
Salemer Aachtobel (Fbezirk Überlingen) (Investigations on flooding
tolerance of forest trees in the water retention basin Salemer Aaachtobel)
11:30-12:00 HUSSENDORFER, ALDINGER; FVA Freiburg
Genetische Untersuchungen zur Überfutungstoleranz von Eschen (Genetic
surveys of ashes in regard to their tolerance to flooding)
12:00-12:30 DE SIMONE - SCHMIDT; Bereich Pflanzenökologie, Universität Oldenburg
Anpassungsstrategien von Bäumen an längere Überflutungen entlang des
Amazonas (Adaptive strategies of trees from the central Amazon floodplains
to prolonged flooding).
12:30-14:00 Mittagspause (Lunch)
Session 3: 14:00-16:00 Moderator SCHWARZE (?)
14:00-14:30 METZLER; Forstbotanik TU Dresden
Untersuchungen zur Uberflutungsresistenz von versch. Auewaldarten im
Verjüngungsstadium (Projekt Elbe-Aue) (Surveys on flooding tolerance of
trees species in the Elbe flooplain)
14:30-15:00 BÜCKING, OSTERMANN; FVA Freiburg
Bestandesstruktur und Vegetationsdynamik in Bannwäldern der Rheinaue
(Stand and vegetation structure in strict forest reserves of the Rhine floodplain)
15:00-15:30 SCHNITZLER; Phytoécologie, Univ. Metz/ F
Changes in forest structure through succession. Comparison of patterns
in Rhine and Danube floodplains. Zur Veränderung der Waldstruktur
durch Suzsession. Ein Vergleich Rheinaue(Ile de Rhinau) und Donauaue
15:30-16:00 AD VAN HEES; NL- Ecology and Environment Wageningen
Long term monitoring of riparian forest vegetation in the Ile de Rhinau Reserve
Langzeitbeobachtungen zur Vegetationsentwicklung auf der Ile Rhinau ()
16:00 – 16:30 Kaffeepause (Coffee break)
Session 4: 16:30-18:00 Moderator BÜCKING
16:30–17:00 GLENZ; Ecosystem Management CH-Lausanne
Modellisierung der Vegetationsentwicklung in Ueberschwemmungsgebieten mit
Hilfe eines GAP Modells (Modelling vegetation of floodplains by using a GAP
Model)
17:00–17:30 DEILLER; Inst. Botanique F - Strasbourg Somes aspects of forest regeneration
in three former flooded stands of the Rhine floodplain
17:30–18:00 KAHLE – SCHWARZE – KREUZWIESER (Forstfakultät Freiburg)
Berichte zur laufenden Untersuchungen im Rahmen des Verbundprojektes über
Hochwassertoleranz von Bäumen – Presentation of ongoing research project on flooding
tolerance of trees
Freitag 16.11.2001, Freiburg, Übungsraum 2 Tennenbacherstr. 4
Session 5: 09:15- Moderator KAHLE (?)
09:15-10.30 Berichte der Moderatoren Reports by chairmen
Forschungsbedarf – General discussion - Research needs
10:30-11:00 Kaffeepause Coffee break
11:00-11:45 Abschluß / Concluding remarks – Outlook – Future cooperations
12:00-17:00 Lunch and Excursion
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Dr. Benoît SITTLER
Institut für Landespflege Universität
79085 FREIBURG
Tel. 0761 2033629 Fax. 0761 2033638 E-mail: sittler@uni-freiburg.de
Freiburg, den 4.11.2001
Liebe Workshop-Teilnehmer
Dear Participant,
Now that all contributors have submitted the titles of their papers, we would like to forward
you the programme of our workshop. Note that this schedule may still undergo some minor
changes or adjustments. Please check whether the title of your contribution is correctly
referenced.
In this regard, we would be grateful if you could send us latest at 09.11.2001 your abstract
(max. one page, title, author(s), affiliation, address, max 5 keywords; to be submitted to
sittler@uni-freiburg.de or by fax 07612033638).
As only a limited number of contributors from not German speaking countries will present
papers, we have decided that presentations may be either in German or in English, with some
translation assistance for colleagues from France. However, we would encourage German
speakers with a strong command of English to opt for a presentation in English.
In the case of presentations addressed in German, we would ask these colleague that captions
and legends of figures and tables should be bilingual. In addition, we would also appreciate
that their abstracts in English should me more comprehensive (at least one page). For the sake
of convenience, please inform us as soon as possible whether your presentation will be in
German or English.
In addition, we would like to stress that the primary purpose of this workshop is to exchange
information about ongoing research on effects of flooding on trees and to define future
priorities. Rather than long presentations of results, we would therefore ask you to focus more
on key challenges of research and to set out ways to better address these issues and to share
research efforts accordingly. In order to save enough time for discussion, we would ask you
that time devoted to oral presentation should not exceed 15-20 minutes, leaving at least 10
minutes for discussion.
As practical information you should know that organizers will provide a beamer for slides
presentations, in addition to normal facilities (overhead and dia projector). We will also
dispose on special boards for participants intending to present posters.
Participation will involve the payment of fees amounting DM 30 or Euro 15 for current costs
(coffees, copies of abstracts, ). Additional DM 20 (Euro: 10) will be requested from
participants to the excursion on the second day (covering travel costs and lunch on Friday
16.11). The settlement of these fees may be done at registration prior to opening of the
workshop (8.00 to 9.00 on Nov. 15).
Additional practical information will be dispatched at a later stage by circular letter or may be
obtained by contacting me.
Best regards
Benoît Sittler