SP1 Tree Growth

The importance of the spatial arrangement of plant tissue for drought tolerance and growth of European beech

SP2 Water Content & Uptake

Resilience pathways of below-ground and above-canopy water relationships

SP3 Water Quality

Forest Resilience and Water

SP4 CO2 & H2O Fluxes

Assessing forest resilience to drought using CO2 and H2O flux-based indicators

SP5 Terrestrial Laser Scan

Exploring the thermodynamical link between structural complexity and resilience of forests

SP6 Water Budget Modelling:

Pathways to forest resilience following forest disturbance - Management options to safeguard ecosystem services in space and time

SP7 Remote Sensing Indicators

Development of a remote sensing indicator framework to monitor forest resilience

SP8 Digital Twins

Digital twins of forest ecosystems

SP9 Thermal Remote Sensing

Exploring thermal remote sensing and multisensor synergy to map forest evaporation and stress on transpiration

SP10 Economic Assessment

Management strategies to reduce trade-offs between ecological and economic resilience

SP11 Stakeholder Analysis

Understanding stakeholders’ preferences and creating support for sustainable forest trajectories

SP12 Science Communication

Stimulating learning process in school-classes with a digital role-playing-game

SP13 Coordination