Peer-Reviewed

01.

Reconciling annual nitrous oxide emissions of an intensively grazed pasture determined by eddy covariance and emission factors (published in AEE, 1st author)

02.

A novel injection technique: using a field-based quantum cascade laser for the analysis of gas samples derived from static chambers

(published in AMT, 1st author)

03.

Improved gap filling approach and uncertainty estimation for eddy covariance N2O fluxes (published in AFM, co-author)

04.

The effect of pasture renewal on C, N2O and GHG budgets in an intensively grazed New Zealand grassland (submitted, 2nd author)

"Soils under pastoral land are considered the most dominant anthropogenic source of nitrous oxide emissions."

Kroeze et al. 1999; Aliyu et al. 2018

"The reliable quantification of greenhouse gas emission has remained  crucial."

Wecking et al. 2020

Theses

01.

Paddockk scale nitrous oxide emissions from intensively grazed pasture: Quantification and mitigation (PhD)

02.

Managing forest ecosystems in Mongolia -

the crucial role of soil (MSc)

03.

Pedogenesis and pedodynamics on anthropogenically built sediment bodies - coal mining waste heap Haniel (BSc)

"Adoptation of forest management to climate change in Mongolia will have to include knowledge about matter and energy fluxes at the soil-vegetation interface that drive forest ecosystem functioning."

Wecking et al. 2017

Cusanuswerk scholar

2015-2017

ifp scholar

2011-2013

DairyNZ scholarship

&

NZAGRC and the University of Waikato Doctoral Scholarship

2017-2020

Other scholarships:

Deutschland-Stipendium

PROMOS

ERASMUS

NZSSS best PhD student in the final year