about
- hillslope ecohydrologist
at technische
universität braunschweig. i'm studying how plant hydraulic
traits and soil hydraulic properties translate environmental
water availability into ecosystem function and hydrological
processes.
- contact: i.oezgen@tu-braunschweig.de
- / werdegang
work
papers
- new
- 2026
— From
nursery to building yard: life cycle inventory of three urban
tree species in Germany with Hörmann, Strohbach, Zagon,
Apel, Weber, and Quambusch.
- 2026
— What
can be done with de-sealed urban soil? A multidisciplinary
case study in northern Germany with Sut-Lohmann, Milatz,
Bosse, Chojnacka, Shokrollahi, Rickert, Geier, and
Iden.
- / old
talks
- new
- 2025/10 — Plant hydraulics-based ecohydrology,
Zhengzhou University, PR China.
- 2024/08 — Trees die standing upright, Technische
Universität Berlin, Germany.
- / old
tools
- research interests
How do plant hydraulic traits and soil hydraulic properties
translate environmental water availability into
ecohydrological signatures; how do societies reshape this
translation?
- How do plant-scale hydraulic processes scale up to
hillslope-scale ecohydrological signatures (emergent
systems)?
- How do socially-produced plant hydraulic trait
distributions and engineered soil hydraulic properties shape
ecohydrological processes and signatures at the urban
hillslope scale (imposed systems)?
- Which social, economic and political processes determine
which plants grow where in the city? How do these decisions
distribute ecohydrological benefits and burdens across urban
populations?
- cultural practices
- trait-enabled and mechanistic modelling
- dynamical systems theory
- urban political ecology
- computational objects
- SERGHEI
- SurEau
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