Translation of "Soil scientist" in German

Martin Hubert Gerzabek (born June 9, 1961 in Vienna, Austria) is an Austrian ecologist and soil scientist.

You a soil scientist, too?

As experts on these matters the film presents Christian Dupraz from the French Institut national de la Recherche Agronomique as well as French soil scientist Claude Bourguignon.

The first investigations were carried out in 1976 by soil scientist and geologist, Siegfried Müller, in collaboration with the Schwäbischer Albverein.

For large-scale construction projects, the cantonal environmental authorities stipulate the involvement of a soil scientist in the planning and implementation of soil-relevant works.

The soil scientist also wishes to test whether sediment from the reservoir is suitable for use on agricultural fields, and whether such use could be economically viable.

In two further INNOVATE sub-projects, study groups led by Professor Joachim Sauerborn, agricultural ecologist at the Hohenheim University in Stuttgart, and Professor Martin Kaupenjohann, soil scientist at TU Berlin, are working on another approach.

In the next months, the group, together with soil scientist Roger Funk from the Leibniz Center for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) and other international research partners, will feed aerosols from arable land in China, Argentina, and Northern Germany into AIDA in order to find out how variable soil properties and the origin affect ice formation.

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Current and past group members include:* Associate Professor Ted Bryant, geomorphologist, Wollongong University, Australia* Dr. Dallas Abbott, research scientist, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, New York* Slava Gusiakov, Novosibirsk Tsunami Laboratory, Russia* Marie-Agnès Courty, soil scientist, European Center for Prehistoric Research, Tautavel, France* Dee Breger, director of microscopy, Drexel University, Philadelphia* Bruce Masse, environmental archaeologist, Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico==References====External links==* Meteor 'misfits' find proof in sea Impacts more recent and often, researchers say* Impact Craters as Sources of Megatsunami Generated Chevron Dunes*Transcript of ABC interview with Ted Bryant* "New York Times" "Ancient Crash, Epic Wave" (11.14.06) – Requires login/account*Chevron-shaped Accumulations Along the Coastlines of Australia as Potential Tsunami Evidences?

Soil scientists have identified over 10 000 different types of soil in Europe.

Soil scientists travel to the remote Bale Mountains to conduct research.

In order for the work of the soil scientists to be successful, they need natural areas that are as unspoiled as possible.

These impervious horizons will be evident from the data collected by the German soil scientists.

However, soil scientists still often tend to consider soil as a local phenomenon in the same way as development politicians.

Soil scientists at Washington State University, the grad students, anyway, are working to compost teeth with amalgam fillings so that we can understand what happens to the mercury therein.

The following soil scientists at the University of Hamburg will actively participate in the methodology, analysis of data, interpretation of data and writing of papers:

To do this, soil scientists from Halle will be traveling to the remote Sanetti Plateau to examine the soil there and use modern biogeochemical methods to look for traces of mankind that are thousands of years old.

The International Union of Soil Sciences (IUSS) is the global union of soil scientists.

The para-ecologists support the field work of natural scientists (botanists, zoologists, soil scientists) as well as anthropologists, social and economic scientist.

Soil scientists and geologists thought the strip of land might be a geological discontinuity or an old processional way or a road.