Dr. Franka Huth
Research interests and focus
- Regeneration ecology of tree species (investigation of individual stages and processes within the regeneration cycle)
- Ecosystem services of forests
- Development and adaptation of silvicultural action concepts to specific framework conditions (environmental conditions, owner objectives, etc.)
Projects
from 5/2021 | Spatially-explicit simulation models for the natural regeneration of oak in pure pine stands in the north-east German lowlands (SIMONA-REX) |
from 9/2019 | Effective spatial modeling and simulation of silviculturally controlled mixed regeneration under changing climate conditions (VERMOS) |
2016-2019 |
User-oriented inventory and planning methods for adaptive multifunctional forest management (NOWA_IP) |
2015-2016 | Spatial inventory methods for determining the success of natural regeneration - model study on the pine seed tree method (Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt - DBU) Project partner: - Dipl. Forstwirtin Alexandra Wehnert, TU Dresden, Chair of Silviculture - Dr. Juliane Vogt, TU Dresden, Chair of Forest Biometrics and Systems Analysis |
2012-2013 | Conception and design of a large-scale experiment for the renaturation of pure pine stands (RenaKi) (Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt - DBU) |
Curriculum
2008-2015 | Research Associate at the Institute of Silviculture and Forest Protection at TU Dresden, Head of the Hetzdorf experimental and teaching site |
2003-2009 | Doctorate (Dr. rer. silv.) in the Department of Forest Sciences at the TU Dresden Topic: "Studies on the regeneration ecology of the sand birch(Betula pendula Roth)" |
1997-2002 | Studied forestry at the TU Dresden, degree: Master of Science in Forestry Topic of the Master's thesis: "Gap structures in old spruce stands in the Tharandt Forest and their significance for the natural regeneration of Betula pendula Roth" |
Study and research stays
2013 | Florida Atlantic University, Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute and Smithsonian Marine Station at Fort Pierce, USA |
2005 | Research stays at the University of Helsinki and the Joensuu Forest Research Center (Finnish Forest Research Institute, Metla) in Finland; Research Station Alice Holt Lodge in Farnham and the Northern Research Station in Roslin, UK |
2003 | Stay at the Southern Swedish Forest Research Center in Alnarp, participation in the Phd-course: "Natural regeneration of broadleaved and conifer trees", Sweden |
1999 | Study visit to the University of Washington, College of Forest Resources, USA |