Chenghan Xie

PhD student
Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ
Department of Computational Landscape Ecology
Permoserstraße 15
04318 Leipzig

Phone: +49 341 235 1625
Fax: +49 341 235 1939
Chenghan Xie

Research interests

Land use intensity/ Hemeroby in Agriculture and Urban
Remote Sensing/ Hyperspectral Remote Sensing
Land use and Land use change

Since 2016	PhD Candidate, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ), Department Computational Landscape Ecology, Leipzig, Germany.
2014-2016	Studies Master of Forestry(Landscape pattern, investigation and inspection of forest resource) , SiChuan Agricultural University, Ya`an/Chengdu, China.
2009 - 2013	Studies Information technology and E-commerce, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China

Programs and Conferences

2014-2015	The investigation of forest resources in three counties, Sichuan province, then drawing including stock map and forest right figure
2013-2014	Studying the processes of soil nutrient transformation and leaching in alpine/subalpine different forest type in western Sichuan

Contact

Assistance
Sindy Bleiholder
Phone: +49 341 235-1250

Nora Pabst
Phone: +49 341 235-1281

sekces@ufz.de

CLE-Newsletter 2020 (1.3 MB)

News/Press

Video of Nov 23, 2021 (only in German)

ARD - Das Erste, "Wissen vor 8. - Natur"

Given the drastic decline of media responses after the publication of the Global Assessment of IPBES in Mai 2019, IPBES and IPCC authors approached ARD and suggested to strengthen reporting on transformative change to fight the biodiversity and climate crisis. Finally we were invited to consult within the new series of „Wissen-vor-8“ on various topics such as zoonoses, agricultural monocultures, invasive species, climate change in the arctic.

press release Sep 9, 2020

Das EU-Mercosur Freihandelsabkommen steht in direktem Widerspruch zum European Green Deal.

moderated talk round May 22, 2020

Wieso, weshalb, warum? Wie können Kinder und Jugendliche für wissenschaftliche Themen begeistert werden?

Publications

The TALE project wins the BiodivERsA Prize for Excellence and Impact!

This animated movie presents the results of the TALE project (“Towards multifunctional Agricultural Landscapes in Europe”) which investigated the potential conflicts and possible synergies between agricultural services and biodiversity through the development of land use.

Tale Dissemination brochure The brochure (policy brief) "Preserving Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity on agricultural land" has been published and presents the objectives, findings and recommendations of our BiodivERsA project TALE.

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Atlas of Ecosystem Services Atlas of Ecosystem Services: Drivers, Risks, and Societal Responses.

Schröter, M., A. Bonn, S. Klotz, R. Seppelt, C. Baessler (eds., 2019). Springer, New York, 414 pages.

The “Atlas of Ecosystem Services“ contains 60 succinct chapters which deliver a comprehensive overview on the risks to sustained provision of ecosystem services. More than 260 authors, among them UFZ colleagues form 16 departments, have contributed to the book. Global and regional case studies shed light on the impacts of land use change, climate change and socio-economic drivers on ecosystem services, and their related (land use) conflicts. Furthermore, policy instruments and management options to address these risks are presented

Link to Springer (Download)

UFZ Policy Brief

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Cover WOCAT-Buch klein The book „Making sense of research for sustainable land management“ was developed in the framework of the GLUES project in cooperation with WOCAT.

Read book as e-paper

download book (16.5 MB)