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  • image/svg+xml art designer at PLoS, modified by Wikipedia users Nina, Beao, JakobVoss, and AnonMoos Open Access logo, converted into svg, designed by PLoS. This version with transparent background. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Open_Access_logo_PLoS_white.svg art designer at PLoS, modified by Wikipedia users Nina, Beao, JakobVoss, and AnonMoos http://www.plos.org/
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    Authors: Hübel, Christian; Möller, Claudia; Jeutner, Marcus; Pahl-Weber, Elke; +3 Authors

    Welche Bedarfe, Ideen und Lösungen sehen hochqualifizierte Migrant*innen für eine nachhaltige Stadtentwicklung? Inwiefern eignet sich Urban Design Thinking als ko-kreative Methode und Impuls für städtische Transformationsprozesse? Was bringen solche ko-kreativen Stadtentwicklungsprozesse mit bestimmten Bevölkerungsgruppen einer Stadt wie Mannheim und wie fügen sie sich in die Stadtpolitik ein? Wie kann man andere Städte dafür interessieren, was im Mannheimer Reallabor erprobt und erarbeitet wird? Diese neugierigen Fragen waren der Ausgangspunkt zu einem Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprozess, der sich zwischen 2016 und 2019 in der Stadt Mannheim im Rahmen des Forschungsprojekts Migrants4Cities. Hochqualifizierte Migrant*innen gestalten Zukunftsstädte entfaltete. Migrants4Cities hat mit Urban Design Thinking in einem ko-kreativen Arbeitsprozess zu zentralen Stadtentwicklungsthemen in Mannheim real experimentiert und versteht sich daher als Reallabor. Die Antworten, die das Verbundteam aus der Stadt Mannheim, dem Fachgebiet für Bestandsentwicklung und Erneuerung von Siedlungseinheiten der Technischen Universität Berlin und dem inter 3 Institut für Ressourcenmanagement auf die eingangs formulierten Fragen gefunden hat, werden in diesem Sammelband präsentiert. Das Buch zeigt auf, warum Ko-Kreation auch in der Stadtentwicklung zunehmend an Bedeutung gewinnt und wie mit Urban Design Thinking solche ko-kreativen, am Bedarf der Menschen ausgerichtete Arbeitsprozesse im städtischen Kontext strukturiert und umgesetzt werden können. Es bietet anschauliche Einblicke, wie Urban Design Thinking im Projekt Migrants4Cities eingesetzt wurde, welche Personen in die Arbeit eingebunden waren, was den Arbeitsprozess ausgezeichnet hat und welche Ergebnisse erarbeitet wurden. Basierend auf diesen Erfahrungen wird der ko-kreative Ansatz in Mannheim reflektiert in Bezug auf: die Besonderheiten in der Anwendung von Urban Design Thinking, die Einbindung solcher Vorgehensweisen in die Routinen städtischer Governance, die Mobilisierung und Einbindung der Migrant*innen sowie den Transfer von Ergebnissen in andere Städte. Ermöglicht wurde Migrants4Cities durch die Förderung des Bundesministeriums für Bildung und Forschung im Rahmen des Programms Nachhaltige Transformation urbaner Räume. Which needs, ideas and solutions do migrants identify for a sustainable urban development? Is Urban Design Thinking a suitable method to enable co-creation in urban transformation processes? What are the effects and benefits of such co-creative approaches in a city like Mannheim with its very diverse population, and how do they practically fit into urban governance? How can the interest of other cities be aroused for what is happening in an experimental setting like in Mannheim? These curious questions have been the starting point for a research and development process that took place in Mannheim between 2016 and 2019 within the project Migrants4Cities. High-qualified migrants design future cities. The project experimented with Urban Design Thinking in a real-life, co-creative urban laboratory on key challenges of urban development. This book presents answers to the questions mentioned above, that have been developed by the project team consisting of the City of Mannheim, the Chair for Urban Renewal and Sustainable Development at TU Berlin and inter 3 Institute for Resource Management. The book describes why co-creation gains importance in urban development and how Urban Design Thinking offers tools to structure implement such human-centred approaches focussing on the needs of the people also in urban settings. It offers illustrative insights how Urban Design Thinking was applied in the sub-projects of Migrants4Cities, which persons were involved, what characterized the working process and which results were elaborated. Based on these experiences the authors reflect the co-creative approach concerning: the peculiarities of applying Urban Design Thinking; the integration of such methods into the routines of urban governance; the mobilization and integration of migrants; and the transfer of results to other cities. The project was funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research within the program of Sustainable Transformation of Urban Areas. Gedruckt erschienen im Universitätsverlag der TU Berlin, ISBN 978-3-7983-3129-7

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  • Authors: Rieps, Ann-Marleen;

    Die vorliegende Bachelorarbeit vergleicht in einer Literaturanalyse den ökologischen Landbau (ÖLB) relativ zum konventionellen Landbau (ÖLB) hinsichtlich Flächenproduktivität und Nachhaltigkeit mit Fokus auf der ökologischen Säule der Nachhaltigkeit. Hintergrund bietet die globale Herausforderung gleichzeitig die Flächenproduktivität in der Landwirtschaft zu erhöhen und die Umwelt dabei weniger zu belasten, um die wachsende Bevölkerung in Zukunft ausreichend mit Nahrungsmitteln versorgen zu können. Ziel und Motivation der Arbeit ist es daher die beiden genannten Bewirtschaftungssysteme gegenüberzustellen und dahingehend zu analysieren, welche Bedeutung die drei Aspekte der Nachhaltigkeit Umwelt, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft haben, um diese Herausforderung zukünftig bewältigen zu können. Hierfür werden konträre Studienergebnisse und Meinungen hinsichtlich ÖLB und KLB widergespiegelt.Im Grundlagenteil wird der Begriff der Nachhaltigkeit erläutert und in den genannten Kontext eingebettet. Außerdem werden externe Effekte der Landwirtschaft dargestellt und verschiedene Formen der Bilanzierung vorgestellt. Die vergleichende Analyse, die auf aktueller Literatur der letzten 15 Jahre basiert, beinhaltet Vergleiche der Flächenproduktivität, der Umweltverträglichkeit, welche in Humus, Stickstoff und THG-Potential untergliedert ist, der Wirtschaftlichkeit und der gesellschaftlichen Leistung der Bewirtschaftungssysteme. Während ÖLB und KLB bei Flächenproduktivität und Umweltverträglichkeit auf Betriebsebene verglichen werden, werden Wirtschaftlichkeit und Gesellschaft aufgrund fehlender Literatur auf überbetrieblicher, volkswirtschaftlicher Ebene verglichen. Obwohl der ÖLB in seinen Grundzügen versucht ganzheitlich und in Kreisläufen zu wirtschaften sowie umwelt- und sozialfreundlich zu sein, ist nicht automatisch jeder Betrieb im ÖLB nachhaltig. Es kommt auf den individuellen Betrieb an und wie der Landwirt die Nachhaltigkeitsaspekte berücksichtigt und praktisch umsetzt. Drei Bewertungssysteme bieten dafür in Deutschland die ...

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    Authors: Leick, Barbara Cornelia Elisabeth;

    The goal of this research was to quantify event-based NH3 and N2O emissions in various farming systems and to propose emission-avoidance strategies. Emission measurements were made on pasture land (Allgaeu, Hohenheim) and on cultivated fields (Hohenheim, Biberach). These measurements were made after applying organic and mineral fertilizers, after incorporating crop residues, and after freeze / thaw cycles; furthermore, experiments were conducted using container plants of different species (leguminous, and non-leguminous) and different fertilizers. NH3 emissions data was gathered under field conditions using the wind tunnel method and the IHF method (Integrated Horizontal Flux). In the container experiments, data was gathered by taking photo-acoustic measurements. N2O emissions data was compiled using closed chambers (Hohenheim measuring chambers) and using an open-chamber system in which an exchange occurred between the air in the chambers and the ambient air. N2O levels were determined using a gas chromatograph or by photo-acoustic measurements. The NH3 emissions after applying liquid manure to pasture land varied between 11 and 40% of the total nitrogen applied. Emission levels of less than 20% occurred when it rained shortly after spreading liquid manure causing it to be washed into the soil. The application technique (splash plate, surface banding and liquid manure injection) had no apparent influence on NH3 emissions under these conditions. The N2O emissions after liquid manure fertilization on pasture land in Hohenheim were 0.16% of the total NH4+-N. In comparison, the emissions in the Allgäu were between 1.7 and 2.3% of the total NH4+-N applied. Liquid manure injection led to higher emissions as did application using a splash plate. In the Allgäu, the N2O emissions after mineral-nitrogen fertilization were markedly lower (0.3 to 0.8% of applied N) than after liquid manure application. In Hohenheim, the nitrogen form had no distinct influence on the emissions (<0.16% of applied N). Definitive differences between the two locations were observed during the experiments. These differences were based on N2O losses due to the respective soil and weather conditions (precipitation, temperature). The higher emissions after applying liquid manure compared to those after applying mineral nitrogen fertilizer are explainable in that aside from the nitrogen compounds found in liquid manure, carbon compounds which promote the microbial formation of N2O were also entering the soil. The NH3 emissions after liquid manure fertilization on cultivated fields using a splash plate varied between 25 and 35% of the applied NH4+-N. By using a slurry cultivator which combines application with immediate incorporation, the NH3 emissions can be clearly reduced to 6% of the applied NH4+-N. Application with a drag hose, in comparison to using a splash plate, did not always result in an emission reduction; however, in taller plants, a readable emission reduction was measured. The N2O emissions after liquid manure application on cultivated fields varied between 0.1 and 2.2% of the applied NH4+-N whereby the emissions after guided application with the drag hose were always higher than after using a splash plate. Mineral fertilizer had lower N2O emissions (<0.13% of applied N), especially when ammonium fertilizer was brought out in combination with a nitrification inhibitor. The incorporation of green manure crops notedly increased N2O emissions. N2O emission after the incorporation of legumes was especially high. In the container experiments, a diurnal rhythm of the N2O and NH3 flows in growing rape and vetch was observed. This indicated a stomatal flow of these gaseous nitrogen forms. N2O emissions also occurred outside of the vegetation period at temperatures between 0 and 5°C, with the N2O emissions from the nitrogen fertilized parcels being greater than the emissions from the unfertilized parcels. In container experiments, the N2O emissions after freeze / thaw cycles were greater from white clover than from perennial rye grass. In fallow soil columns, the N2O emissions after freeze / thaw cycles were especially high if the content of nitrate and water-soluble organic carbon in the soil was large. The results of this research show that the emission of nitrogen-containing compounds after organic and inorganic fertilization can be reduced through application methods (immediate incorporation), appropriate fertilization technology (addition of nitrification inhibitors), but also through fertilizer application under favourable weather conditions to include seasonal and volume adjustment of the fertilizer based on the growth requirements of the plants. Because high N2O emissions can also occur at low temperatures, cultivation practices that influence the availability of mineral nitrogen and easily degradable organic substances in the soil during cold weather have a large impact on the N2O emissions from agricultural land. Ziel der Untersuchungen war es, ereignisbezogene Emissionen an NH3 und N2O in landwirtschaftlichen Betriebssystemen zu erfassen. Messungen wurden bei der Ausbringung von Flüssigmist sowie bei mineralischer Düngung auf Acker und Grünland durchgeführt. Des Weiteren fanden N2O-Emissionen während Frost / Tau-Zyklen statt. Der Einfluss von Pflanzenbeständen auf den NH3- und N2O-Haushalt wurde ebenfalls untersucht. Die Untersuchungen fanden auf Standorten im Allgäu, Oberschwaben, in Hohenheim (Filderebene) sowie in Gefäßversuchen statt. Die NH3-Emissionen nach Flüssigmistdüngung auf Grünlandflächen variierten zwischen 11 und 40% des ausgebrachten NH4+-N. Niedrige Emissionen (< 20%) traten immer dann auf, wenn kurz nach der Düngung Niederschläge auftraten und somit der Flüssigmist in den Boden eingeschwemmt wurde. Die Ausbringungstechnik (Prallteller, Schleppschlauch, Gülleinjektion) hatte unter diesen Bedingungen keinen deutlichen Einfluss auf die NH3-Emission. Die N2O-Emission nach Flüssigmistdüngung auf Grünland lag am Versuchstandort Hohenheim bei 0,16% des ausgebrachten NH4+-N. Im Vergleich dazu lagen die Emissionen im Allgäu zwischen 1,7 und 2,3% des ausgebrachten NH4+-N. Gülleinjektion führte zu höheren N2O-Emissionen als die Ausbringung mit dem Prallteller. Im Allgäu war die N2O-Emission nach mineralischer N-Düngung deutlich geringer (0,3 bis 0,8% des gedüngten N) als nach Gülledüngung. Die N-Düngerform in Hohenheim hatte keinen deutlichen Einfluss auf die Emissionen (<0,16% des gedüngten N). Es zeigten sich somit deutliche Unterschiede zwischen den beiden Versuchsstandorten bezüglich der N2O-Verluste, die zum einen auf die unterschiedlichen Bodeneigenschaften und zum anderen auf die unterschiedlichen Witterungsbedingungen (Niederschlag, Temperatur) während der Versuche zurückzuführen sind. Die gemessenen höheren Emissionen nach Düngung von Flüssigmist im Vergleich zu mineralischen N-Düngern sind dadurch zu erklären, dass mit dem Flüssigmist neben N auch C-Verbindungen in den Boden gelangen, die sich fördernd auf die mikrobielle N2O-Bildung auswirken. Die NH3-Emissionen nach Flüssigmistdüngung auf Ackerflächen mit dem Prallteller variierten zwischen 25 und 35% des ausgebrachten NH4+-N. Durch Ausbringung mit einem Güllegrubber, bei dem eine sofortige Einarbeitung des Flüssigmistes im selben Arbeitsgang erfolgte, wurden die NH3-Emissionen deutlich vermindert (6% des ausgebrachten NH4-N). Die Ausbringung mit dem Schleppschlauch führte im Vergleich zur Pralltellerausbringung nicht immer zu einer Verringerung der Emissionen. In höheren Pflanzenbeständen allerdings wurden mit dem Schleppschlauch geringere NH3-Emissionen gemessen. Die N2O-Emissionen nach Flüssigmistdüngung auf Ackerflächen variierten zwischen 0,1 und 2,2% des ausgebrachten NH4-N, wobei die Emissionen nach platzierter Ausbringung mit dem Schleppschlauch immer höher waren als nach Ausbringung mit dem Prallteller. Mineralische Düngung war mit geringerer N2O-Emission verbunden (<0,13% des ausgebrachten N), vor allem wenn Ammoniumdünger zusammen mit einem Nitrifikationshemmstoff ausgebracht wurden. Die Einarbeitung von Zwischenfrüchten führte zu einer deutlichen Erhöhung der N2O-Emission. Dabei war die Emission nach Einarbeitung von Leguminosen besonders hoch. Bei Gefäßversuchen zeigte sich eine diurnale Rhythmik der N2O- und NH3-Flüsse in wachsenden Raps- und Wickebeständen, die als Hinweis für einen stomatären Fluss dieser N-Verbindungen gewertet werden können. Auch bei Temperaturen zwischen 0 und 5°C, also außerhalb der Vegetationszeit, traten N2O-Emissionen auf, die auf N-gedüngten Ackerflächen höher waren als auf ungedüngten Flächen. In Gefäßversuchen war nach Frost / Tau-Ereignissen die N2O-Emission aus einem Weißkleebestand (Pflanzen und Boden) höher als aus einem Weidelgrasbestand (Pflanzen und Boden). In unbewachsenen Bodensäulen traten nach Frost / Tau-Ereignissen nur dann besonders hohe N2O-Emissionen auf, wenn die Bodengehalte an Nitrat und wasserlöslichem organischen Kohlenstoff hoch waren. Aus den Ergebnissen wird gefolgert, dass die Emissionen von NH3 und N2O nach organischer und anorganischer N-Düngung durch geeignete Ausbringungstechnik (unmittelbare Einarbeitung), geeignete Düngertechnologie (z.B. Zusatz von Nitrifikationshemmstoffen) sowie durch Ausbringung bei günstiger Witterung und gute zeitliche und mengenmäßige Anpassung der Düngung an den wachstumsbedingten Bedarf der Pflanzen verringert werden können. Da auch bei tiefen Temperaturen hohe N2O-Emissionen auftreten können, haben pflanzenbauliche Maßnahmen, welche die Verfügbarkeit an mineralischem N und leicht abbaubarer organischer Substanz im Boden während der kalten Jahreszeit beeinflussen, eine große Bedeutung für die N2O-Emission von landwirtschaftlichen Nutzflächen.

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    Mit der vorliegenden Dissertation soll das ökologische Beziehungsgeflecht der Elsbeere ( Sorbus torminalis ) erfasst werden, einer in Deutschland seltenen, in zerstreuten, kleinen Populationen vorkommenden Baumart (Fam. Rosaceae). In den Jahren 2011 bis 2013 wurden Versuche zur Blüten- und Fortpflanzungsbiologie durchgeführt; auch wurden erstmalig die Tiere erfasst, welche die Ressourcen Blüten, Blätter und Früchte nutzen. Hauptziel dieser Arbeit ist es, die wechselseitigen Beziehungen zwischen Fortpflanzungssystem und Morphologie der Elsbeere einerseits und den Blütenbesuchern, Frugivoren und Herbivoren andererseits zu erfassen. Die Tiere wurden taxonomisch und autökologisch kategorisiert. Bei den Untersuchungsstandorten bei Bonn handelt es sich um eine Baumsamen-Plantage mit unbedrängten, gepfropften Elsbeeren und um einen seit Jahrzehnten forstlich nicht mehr genutzten Berghang des FFH-Gebiets Siebengebirge. Durch ihr generalisiertes Blütensyndrom sichert sich die konkurrenzschwache Elsbeere in allen für sie besiedelbaren Habitaten den größtmöglichen und von Umwelteinflüssen weitgehend unabhängigen Bestäubungserfolg. Die morphologischen und quantitativen Ausprägungen ihrer generativen Organe unterschieden sich signifikant je nach Standort. Die Bestäubungsversuche ergaben, dass durch Fremdbestäubung die höchste Anzahl an Samen je Frucht produziert wurde und somit die erfolgreichste von allen Bestäubungsvarianten war. Es gab Hinweise auf ein nicht vollständig funktionierendes gametophytisches Selbstinkompatibiltäts-System (GSI), welches zu einer Erhöhung des Homozygotiegrades führen kann, und entgegen früherer Erkenntnisse scheinen Apomixis und Autogamie bei der Elsbeere möglich zu sein. An der Plantage mit einer weitaus höheren Blütendichte wurden 78 Arten als Blütenbesucher dokumentiert, im Siebengebirge 37 Arten. Die Klopfschirmproben ergaben eine Phytophagen-Dominanz an beiden Standorten. Im Siebengebirge deutete der hohe Anteil parasitischer Hymenopteren auf eine höhere Spezialisierung dieser Gruppe hin ...

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    The increase in milk yield per cow in dairy farms has been proposed as one strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) per kg of product. However, besides milk beef can be considered as an important co-product of dairy farming. Thus, the whole system of milk and beef production has to be considered modelling GHG emissions from dairy farming. In order to remain milk and beef production constant suckler cows are needed to compensate for the reduction in beef output from dairy farming due to the increase in milk yield. If both milk and beef production are to remain constant, considerably increasing milk yield per cow could result in higher GHG emissions. Furthermore other side effects of increasing milk yield in dairy farming as competition with human food due to changing amounts of concentrates need to be mentioned. Für die Minderung der Treibhausgasemission je Produkteinheit wird die Leistungssteigerung in der Milchviehhaltung als eine wirksame Maßnahme betrachtet. Da in der Milchviehhaltung üblicherweise Milch und Fleisch erzeugt wird, ist eine Betrachtungsweise des Gesamtsystems erforderlich. Unter der Annahme einer konstanten Produktion an Milch und Rindfleisch, werden mit steigernder Milchleistung zusätzlich Mutterkühe zur Bereitstellung von Rindfleisch benötigt. Aufgrund dieser Zusammenhänge führt eine Steigerung der Milchleistung zu einem tendenziellen Anstieg der THG-Emissionen. Darüber hinaus sind noch Nebenwirkungen zu berücksichtigen, wie z.B. der Aspekt der Nahrungskonkurrenz bei unterschiedlichem Kraftfuttereinsatz. Jahrbuch Agrartechnik, vol. 24. 2012Jahrbuch Agrartechnik 2012, vol. 24.2012, p. 3

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    doch erfüllen Studienprotokolle, eingesetzte Erhebungsinstrumente und erhobene Daten die Anforderungen der FAIR-Prinzipien nicht in ausreichendem Maße. NFDI4Health wird daher eine Struktur schaffen, die eine zentrale Suche nach existierenden, dezentral verwalteten Datenkörpern und zugehörigen Dokumenten sowie einen FAIRen Zugang zu diesen erleichtert. Dazu werden die Auffindbarkeit und der Zugang zu strukturierten Gesundheitsdaten aus Registern, administrativen Gesundheitsdatenbanken, klinischen und epidemiologischen sowie Public Health-Studien verbessert und die Qualität und Harmonisierung der zugrundeliegenden Daten optimiert.Eine weitere Herausforderung entsteht durch die Verwendung personenbezogener Gesundheitsdaten. Diese sind hoch sensibel, so dass ihre Nutzung restriktive Datenschutzbestimmungen und informierte Einwilligungserklärungen der Studienteilnehmenden erfordert, was jedoch ihre Wiederverwendbarkeit einschränkt. NFDI4Health zielt daher darauf ab, den Austausch und die Verknüpfung von personenbezogenen Gesundheitsdaten sowie verteilte Datenanalysen unter Einhaltung datenschutzrechtlicher und ethischer Bestimmungen zu erleichtern. Um dies möglichst effizient zu erreichen, wird NFDI4Health die Entwicklung neuer, maschinenprozessierbarer Zustimmungsmöglichkeiten sowie innovativer Datenzugriffsservices auf Grundlage der FAIR-Prinzipien vorantreiben und die Interoperabilität von IT-Lösungen für Metadatenrepositorien stärken. Komplementiert wird dies durch die Entwicklung entsprechender Angebote für Training und Ausbildung, um der Herausforderung der Umsetzung der Lösungen in den Universitäten und Forschungseinrichtungen zu begegnen. Schließlich wird durch die gemeinsame Arbeit in der NFDI4Health die Kooperation zwischen klinischer und epidemiologischer/Public Health-Forschung gestärkt.

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    Welche Bedarfe, Ideen und Lösungen sehen hochqualifizierte Migrant*innen für eine nachhaltige Stadtentwicklung? Inwiefern eignet sich Urban Design Thinking als ko-kreative Methode und Impuls für städtische Transformationsprozesse? Was bringen solche ko-kreativen Stadtentwicklungsprozesse mit bestimmten Bevölkerungsgruppen einer Stadt wie Mannheim und wie fügen sie sich in die Stadtpolitik ein? Wie kann man andere Städte dafür interessieren, was im Mannheimer Reallabor erprobt und erarbeitet wird? Diese neugierigen Fragen waren der Ausgangspunkt zu einem Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprozess, der sich zwischen 2016 und 2019 in der Stadt Mannheim im Rahmen des Forschungsprojekts Migrants4Cities. Hochqualifizierte Migrant*innen gestalten Zukunftsstädte entfaltete. Migrants4Cities hat mit Urban Design Thinking in einem ko-kreativen Arbeitsprozess zu zentralen Stadtentwicklungsthemen in Mannheim real experimentiert und versteht sich daher als Reallabor. Die Antworten, die das Verbundteam aus der Stadt Mannheim, dem Fachgebiet für Bestandsentwicklung und Erneuerung von Siedlungseinheiten der Technischen Universität Berlin und dem inter 3 Institut für Ressourcenmanagement auf die eingangs formulierten Fragen gefunden hat, werden in diesem Sammelband präsentiert. Das Buch zeigt auf, warum Ko-Kreation auch in der Stadtentwicklung zunehmend an Bedeutung gewinnt und wie mit Urban Design Thinking solche ko-kreativen, am Bedarf der Menschen ausgerichtete Arbeitsprozesse im städtischen Kontext strukturiert und umgesetzt werden können. Es bietet anschauliche Einblicke, wie Urban Design Thinking im Projekt Migrants4Cities eingesetzt wurde, welche Personen in die Arbeit eingebunden waren, was den Arbeitsprozess ausgezeichnet hat und welche Ergebnisse erarbeitet wurden. Basierend auf diesen Erfahrungen wird der ko-kreative Ansatz in Mannheim reflektiert in Bezug auf: die Besonderheiten in der Anwendung von Urban Design Thinking, die Einbindung solcher Vorgehensweisen in die Routinen städtischer Governance, die Mobilisierung und Einbindung der Migrant*innen sowie den Transfer von Ergebnissen in andere Städte. Ermöglicht wurde Migrants4Cities durch die Förderung des Bundesministeriums für Bildung und Forschung im Rahmen des Programms Nachhaltige Transformation urbaner Räume. Which needs, ideas and solutions do migrants identify for a sustainable urban development? Is Urban Design Thinking a suitable method to enable co-creation in urban transformation processes? What are the effects and benefits of such co-creative approaches in a city like Mannheim with its very diverse population, and how do they practically fit into urban governance? How can the interest of other cities be aroused for what is happening in an experimental setting like in Mannheim? These curious questions have been the starting point for a research and development process that took place in Mannheim between 2016 and 2019 within the project Migrants4Cities. High-qualified migrants design future cities. The project experimented with Urban Design Thinking in a real-life, co-creative urban laboratory on key challenges of urban development. This book presents answers to the questions mentioned above, that have been developed by the project team consisting of the City of Mannheim, the Chair for Urban Renewal and Sustainable Development at TU Berlin and inter 3 Institute for Resource Management. The book describes why co-creation gains importance in urban development and how Urban Design Thinking offers tools to structure implement such human-centred approaches focussing on the needs of the people also in urban settings. It offers illustrative insights how Urban Design Thinking was applied in the sub-projects of Migrants4Cities, which persons were involved, what characterized the working process and which results were elaborated. Based on these experiences the authors reflect the co-creative approach concerning: the peculiarities of applying Urban Design Thinking; the integration of such methods into the routines of urban governance; the mobilization and integration of migrants; and the transfer of results to other cities. The project was funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research within the program of Sustainable Transformation of Urban Areas. Gedruckt erschienen im Universitätsverlag der TU Berlin, ISBN 978-3-7983-3129-7

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    Die vorliegende Bachelorarbeit vergleicht in einer Literaturanalyse den ökologischen Landbau (ÖLB) relativ zum konventionellen Landbau (ÖLB) hinsichtlich Flächenproduktivität und Nachhaltigkeit mit Fokus auf der ökologischen Säule der Nachhaltigkeit. Hintergrund bietet die globale Herausforderung gleichzeitig die Flächenproduktivität in der Landwirtschaft zu erhöhen und die Umwelt dabei weniger zu belasten, um die wachsende Bevölkerung in Zukunft ausreichend mit Nahrungsmitteln versorgen zu können. Ziel und Motivation der Arbeit ist es daher die beiden genannten Bewirtschaftungssysteme gegenüberzustellen und dahingehend zu analysieren, welche Bedeutung die drei Aspekte der Nachhaltigkeit Umwelt, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft haben, um diese Herausforderung zukünftig bewältigen zu können. Hierfür werden konträre Studienergebnisse und Meinungen hinsichtlich ÖLB und KLB widergespiegelt.Im Grundlagenteil wird der Begriff der Nachhaltigkeit erläutert und in den genannten Kontext eingebettet. Außerdem werden externe Effekte der Landwirtschaft dargestellt und verschiedene Formen der Bilanzierung vorgestellt. Die vergleichende Analyse, die auf aktueller Literatur der letzten 15 Jahre basiert, beinhaltet Vergleiche der Flächenproduktivität, der Umweltverträglichkeit, welche in Humus, Stickstoff und THG-Potential untergliedert ist, der Wirtschaftlichkeit und der gesellschaftlichen Leistung der Bewirtschaftungssysteme. Während ÖLB und KLB bei Flächenproduktivität und Umweltverträglichkeit auf Betriebsebene verglichen werden, werden Wirtschaftlichkeit und Gesellschaft aufgrund fehlender Literatur auf überbetrieblicher, volkswirtschaftlicher Ebene verglichen. Obwohl der ÖLB in seinen Grundzügen versucht ganzheitlich und in Kreisläufen zu wirtschaften sowie umwelt- und sozialfreundlich zu sein, ist nicht automatisch jeder Betrieb im ÖLB nachhaltig. Es kommt auf den individuellen Betrieb an und wie der Landwirt die Nachhaltigkeitsaspekte berücksichtigt und praktisch umsetzt. Drei Bewertungssysteme bieten dafür in Deutschland die ...

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    The goal of this research was to quantify event-based NH3 and N2O emissions in various farming systems and to propose emission-avoidance strategies. Emission measurements were made on pasture land (Allgaeu, Hohenheim) and on cultivated fields (Hohenheim, Biberach). These measurements were made after applying organic and mineral fertilizers, after incorporating crop residues, and after freeze / thaw cycles; furthermore, experiments were conducted using container plants of different species (leguminous, and non-leguminous) and different fertilizers. NH3 emissions data was gathered under field conditions using the wind tunnel method and the IHF method (Integrated Horizontal Flux). In the container experiments, data was gathered by taking photo-acoustic measurements. N2O emissions data was compiled using closed chambers (Hohenheim measuring chambers) and using an open-chamber system in which an exchange occurred between the air in the chambers and the ambient air. N2O levels were determined using a gas chromatograph or by photo-acoustic measurements. The NH3 emissions after applying liquid manure to pasture land varied between 11 and 40% of the total nitrogen applied. Emission levels of less than 20% occurred when it rained shortly after spreading liquid manure causing it to be washed into the soil. The application technique (splash plate, surface banding and liquid manure injection) had no apparent influence on NH3 emissions under these conditions. The N2O emissions after liquid manure fertilization on pasture land in Hohenheim were 0.16% of the total NH4+-N. In comparison, the emissions in the Allgäu were between 1.7 and 2.3% of the total NH4+-N applied. Liquid manure injection led to higher emissions as did application using a splash plate. In the Allgäu, the N2O emissions after mineral-nitrogen fertilization were markedly lower (0.3 to 0.8% of applied N) than after liquid manure application. In Hohenheim, the nitrogen form had no distinct influence on the emissions (<0.16% of applied N). Definitive differences between the two locations were observed during the experiments. These differences were based on N2O losses due to the respective soil and weather conditions (precipitation, temperature). The higher emissions after applying liquid manure compared to those after applying mineral nitrogen fertilizer are explainable in that aside from the nitrogen compounds found in liquid manure, carbon compounds which promote the microbial formation of N2O were also entering the soil. The NH3 emissions after liquid manure fertilization on cultivated fields using a splash plate varied between 25 and 35% of the applied NH4+-N. By using a slurry cultivator which combines application with immediate incorporation, the NH3 emissions can be clearly reduced to 6% of the applied NH4+-N. Application with a drag hose, in comparison to using a splash plate, did not always result in an emission reduction; however, in taller plants, a readable emission reduction was measured. The N2O emissions after liquid manure application on cultivated fields varied between 0.1 and 2.2% of the applied NH4+-N whereby the emissions after guided application with the drag hose were always higher than after using a splash plate. Mineral fertilizer had lower N2O emissions (<0.13% of applied N), especially when ammonium fertilizer was brought out in combination with a nitrification inhibitor. The incorporation of green manure crops notedly increased N2O emissions. N2O emission after the incorporation of legumes was especially high. In the container experiments, a diurnal rhythm of the N2O and NH3 flows in growing rape and vetch was observed. This indicated a stomatal flow of these gaseous nitrogen forms. N2O emissions also occurred outside of the vegetation period at temperatures between 0 and 5°C, with the N2O emissions from the nitrogen fertilized parcels being greater than the emissions from the unfertilized parcels. In container experiments, the N2O emissions after freeze / thaw cycles were greater from white clover than from perennial rye grass. In fallow soil columns, the N2O emissions after freeze / thaw cycles were especially high if the content of nitrate and water-soluble organic carbon in the soil was large. The results of this research show that the emission of nitrogen-containing compounds after organic and inorganic fertilization can be reduced through application methods (immediate incorporation), appropriate fertilization technology (addition of nitrification inhibitors), but also through fertilizer application under favourable weather conditions to include seasonal and volume adjustment of the fertilizer based on the growth requirements of the plants. Because high N2O emissions can also occur at low temperatures, cultivation practices that influence the availability of mineral nitrogen and easily degradable organic substances in the soil during cold weather have a large impact on the N2O emissions from agricultural land. Ziel der Untersuchungen war es, ereignisbezogene Emissionen an NH3 und N2O in landwirtschaftlichen Betriebssystemen zu erfassen. Messungen wurden bei der Ausbringung von Flüssigmist sowie bei mineralischer Düngung auf Acker und Grünland durchgeführt. Des Weiteren fanden N2O-Emissionen während Frost / Tau-Zyklen statt. Der Einfluss von Pflanzenbeständen auf den NH3- und N2O-Haushalt wurde ebenfalls untersucht. Die Untersuchungen fanden auf Standorten im Allgäu, Oberschwaben, in Hohenheim (Filderebene) sowie in Gefäßversuchen statt. Die NH3-Emissionen nach Flüssigmistdüngung auf Grünlandflächen variierten zwischen 11 und 40% des ausgebrachten NH4+-N. Niedrige Emissionen (< 20%) traten immer dann auf, wenn kurz nach der Düngung Niederschläge auftraten und somit der Flüssigmist in den Boden eingeschwemmt wurde. Die Ausbringungstechnik (Prallteller, Schleppschlauch, Gülleinjektion) hatte unter diesen Bedingungen keinen deutlichen Einfluss auf die NH3-Emission. Die N2O-Emission nach Flüssigmistdüngung auf Grünland lag am Versuchstandort Hohenheim bei 0,16% des ausgebrachten NH4+-N. Im Vergleich dazu lagen die Emissionen im Allgäu zwischen 1,7 und 2,3% des ausgebrachten NH4+-N. Gülleinjektion führte zu höheren N2O-Emissionen als die Ausbringung mit dem Prallteller. Im Allgäu war die N2O-Emission nach mineralischer N-Düngung deutlich geringer (0,3 bis 0,8% des gedüngten N) als nach Gülledüngung. Die N-Düngerform in Hohenheim hatte keinen deutlichen Einfluss auf die Emissionen (<0,16% des gedüngten N). Es zeigten sich somit deutliche Unterschiede zwischen den beiden Versuchsstandorten bezüglich der N2O-Verluste, die zum einen auf die unterschiedlichen Bodeneigenschaften und zum anderen auf die unterschiedlichen Witterungsbedingungen (Niederschlag, Temperatur) während der Versuche zurückzuführen sind. Die gemessenen höheren Emissionen nach Düngung von Flüssigmist im Vergleich zu mineralischen N-Düngern sind dadurch zu erklären, dass mit dem Flüssigmist neben N auch C-Verbindungen in den Boden gelangen, die sich fördernd auf die mikrobielle N2O-Bildung auswirken. Die NH3-Emissionen nach Flüssigmistdüngung auf Ackerflächen mit dem Prallteller variierten zwischen 25 und 35% des ausgebrachten NH4+-N. Durch Ausbringung mit einem Güllegrubber, bei dem eine sofortige Einarbeitung des Flüssigmistes im selben Arbeitsgang erfolgte, wurden die NH3-Emissionen deutlich vermindert (6% des ausgebrachten NH4-N). Die Ausbringung mit dem Schleppschlauch führte im Vergleich zur Pralltellerausbringung nicht immer zu einer Verringerung der Emissionen. In höheren Pflanzenbeständen allerdings wurden mit dem Schleppschlauch geringere NH3-Emissionen gemessen. Die N2O-Emissionen nach Flüssigmistdüngung auf Ackerflächen variierten zwischen 0,1 und 2,2% des ausgebrachten NH4-N, wobei die Emissionen nach platzierter Ausbringung mit dem Schleppschlauch immer höher waren als nach Ausbringung mit dem Prallteller. Mineralische Düngung war mit geringerer N2O-Emission verbunden (<0,13% des ausgebrachten N), vor allem wenn Ammoniumdünger zusammen mit einem Nitrifikationshemmstoff ausgebracht wurden. Die Einarbeitung von Zwischenfrüchten führte zu einer deutlichen Erhöhung der N2O-Emission. Dabei war die Emission nach Einarbeitung von Leguminosen besonders hoch. Bei Gefäßversuchen zeigte sich eine diurnale Rhythmik der N2O- und NH3-Flüsse in wachsenden Raps- und Wickebeständen, die als Hinweis für einen stomatären Fluss dieser N-Verbindungen gewertet werden können. Auch bei Temperaturen zwischen 0 und 5°C, also außerhalb der Vegetationszeit, traten N2O-Emissionen auf, die auf N-gedüngten Ackerflächen höher waren als auf ungedüngten Flächen. In Gefäßversuchen war nach Frost / Tau-Ereignissen die N2O-Emission aus einem Weißkleebestand (Pflanzen und Boden) höher als aus einem Weidelgrasbestand (Pflanzen und Boden). In unbewachsenen Bodensäulen traten nach Frost / Tau-Ereignissen nur dann besonders hohe N2O-Emissionen auf, wenn die Bodengehalte an Nitrat und wasserlöslichem organischen Kohlenstoff hoch waren. Aus den Ergebnissen wird gefolgert, dass die Emissionen von NH3 und N2O nach organischer und anorganischer N-Düngung durch geeignete Ausbringungstechnik (unmittelbare Einarbeitung), geeignete Düngertechnologie (z.B. Zusatz von Nitrifikationshemmstoffen) sowie durch Ausbringung bei günstiger Witterung und gute zeitliche und mengenmäßige Anpassung der Düngung an den wachstumsbedingten Bedarf der Pflanzen verringert werden können. Da auch bei tiefen Temperaturen hohe N2O-Emissionen auftreten können, haben pflanzenbauliche Maßnahmen, welche die Verfügbarkeit an mineralischem N und leicht abbaubarer organischer Substanz im Boden während der kalten Jahreszeit beeinflussen, eine große Bedeutung für die N2O-Emission von landwirtschaftlichen Nutzflächen.

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    Mit der vorliegenden Dissertation soll das ökologische Beziehungsgeflecht der Elsbeere ( Sorbus torminalis ) erfasst werden, einer in Deutschland seltenen, in zerstreuten, kleinen Populationen vorkommenden Baumart (Fam. Rosaceae). In den Jahren 2011 bis 2013 wurden Versuche zur Blüten- und Fortpflanzungsbiologie durchgeführt; auch wurden erstmalig die Tiere erfasst, welche die Ressourcen Blüten, Blätter und Früchte nutzen. Hauptziel dieser Arbeit ist es, die wechselseitigen Beziehungen zwischen Fortpflanzungssystem und Morphologie der Elsbeere einerseits und den Blütenbesuchern, Frugivoren und Herbivoren andererseits zu erfassen. Die Tiere wurden taxonomisch und autökologisch kategorisiert. Bei den Untersuchungsstandorten bei Bonn handelt es sich um eine Baumsamen-Plantage mit unbedrängten, gepfropften Elsbeeren und um einen seit Jahrzehnten forstlich nicht mehr genutzten Berghang des FFH-Gebiets Siebengebirge. Durch ihr generalisiertes Blütensyndrom sichert sich die konkurrenzschwache Elsbeere in allen für sie besiedelbaren Habitaten den größtmöglichen und von Umwelteinflüssen weitgehend unabhängigen Bestäubungserfolg. Die morphologischen und quantitativen Ausprägungen ihrer generativen Organe unterschieden sich signifikant je nach Standort. Die Bestäubungsversuche ergaben, dass durch Fremdbestäubung die höchste Anzahl an Samen je Frucht produziert wurde und somit die erfolgreichste von allen Bestäubungsvarianten war. Es gab Hinweise auf ein nicht vollständig funktionierendes gametophytisches Selbstinkompatibiltäts-System (GSI), welches zu einer Erhöhung des Homozygotiegrades führen kann, und entgegen früherer Erkenntnisse scheinen Apomixis und Autogamie bei der Elsbeere möglich zu sein. An der Plantage mit einer weitaus höheren Blütendichte wurden 78 Arten als Blütenbesucher dokumentiert, im Siebengebirge 37 Arten. Die Klopfschirmproben ergaben eine Phytophagen-Dominanz an beiden Standorten. Im Siebengebirge deutete der hohe Anteil parasitischer Hymenopteren auf eine höhere Spezialisierung dieser Gruppe hin ...

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    The increase in milk yield per cow in dairy farms has been proposed as one strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) per kg of product. However, besides milk beef can be considered as an important co-product of dairy farming. Thus, the whole system of milk and beef production has to be considered modelling GHG emissions from dairy farming. In order to remain milk and beef production constant suckler cows are needed to compensate for the reduction in beef output from dairy farming due to the increase in milk yield. If both milk and beef production are to remain constant, considerably increasing milk yield per cow could result in higher GHG emissions. Furthermore other side effects of increasing milk yield in dairy farming as competition with human food due to changing amounts of concentrates need to be mentioned. Für die Minderung der Treibhausgasemission je Produkteinheit wird die Leistungssteigerung in der Milchviehhaltung als eine wirksame Maßnahme betrachtet. Da in der Milchviehhaltung üblicherweise Milch und Fleisch erzeugt wird, ist eine Betrachtungsweise des Gesamtsystems erforderlich. Unter der Annahme einer konstanten Produktion an Milch und Rindfleisch, werden mit steigernder Milchleistung zusätzlich Mutterkühe zur Bereitstellung von Rindfleisch benötigt. Aufgrund dieser Zusammenhänge führt eine Steigerung der Milchleistung zu einem tendenziellen Anstieg der THG-Emissionen. Darüber hinaus sind noch Nebenwirkungen zu berücksichtigen, wie z.B. der Aspekt der Nahrungskonkurrenz bei unterschiedlichem Kraftfuttereinsatz. Jahrbuch Agrartechnik, vol. 24. 2012Jahrbuch Agrartechnik 2012, vol. 24.2012, p. 3

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    doch erfüllen Studienprotokolle, eingesetzte Erhebungsinstrumente und erhobene Daten die Anforderungen der FAIR-Prinzipien nicht in ausreichendem Maße. NFDI4Health wird daher eine Struktur schaffen, die eine zentrale Suche nach existierenden, dezentral verwalteten Datenkörpern und zugehörigen Dokumenten sowie einen FAIRen Zugang zu diesen erleichtert. Dazu werden die Auffindbarkeit und der Zugang zu strukturierten Gesundheitsdaten aus Registern, administrativen Gesundheitsdatenbanken, klinischen und epidemiologischen sowie Public Health-Studien verbessert und die Qualität und Harmonisierung der zugrundeliegenden Daten optimiert.Eine weitere Herausforderung entsteht durch die Verwendung personenbezogener Gesundheitsdaten. Diese sind hoch sensibel, so dass ihre Nutzung restriktive Datenschutzbestimmungen und informierte Einwilligungserklärungen der Studienteilnehmenden erfordert, was jedoch ihre Wiederverwendbarkeit einschränkt. NFDI4Health zielt daher darauf ab, den Austausch und die Verknüpfung von personenbezogenen Gesundheitsdaten sowie verteilte Datenanalysen unter Einhaltung datenschutzrechtlicher und ethischer Bestimmungen zu erleichtern. Um dies möglichst effizient zu erreichen, wird NFDI4Health die Entwicklung neuer, maschinenprozessierbarer Zustimmungsmöglichkeiten sowie innovativer Datenzugriffsservices auf Grundlage der FAIR-Prinzipien vorantreiben und die Interoperabilität von IT-Lösungen für Metadatenrepositorien stärken. Komplementiert wird dies durch die Entwicklung entsprechender Angebote für Training und Ausbildung, um der Herausforderung der Umsetzung der Lösungen in den Universitäten und Forschungseinrichtungen zu begegnen. Schließlich wird durch die gemeinsame Arbeit in der NFDI4Health die Kooperation zwischen klinischer und epidemiologischer/Public Health-Forschung gestärkt.

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