Room 206
Löbdergraben 32
07743 Jena
SP1.1: Coordination
The SPACES2 joint project SALDi is coordinated by the SALDi working group at the Physical Geography faculty of the FSU Jena under the leadership of PD Dr. Jussi Baade.
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Aims of the Coordination
Dried out and silted up reservoir exemplifying off-site damages from land degradation
Image: J. Baade 2018The overall goal of the coordination is to successfully coordinate the joint project for the benefit of all involved. This includes the joint external presentation, joint field work, annual project meetings, any annual project reports as well as joint publications on all sub-projects. In addition, the coordination also organises the two planned SALDi summer schools.
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Joint Field Work
LandCare Ladybrand
Image: J. Baade 2019Joint field campaigns in the six study areas in South Africa to collect in-situ data are a central aspect for the project-internal cooperation and the exchange of experience also with the South African partners.
List of the field work campaigns
- Field work campaign I: March - April 2019
- Field work campaign II: September - October 2019
- Field work campaign III: March 2020 (disrupted on March, 25, due to lockdown in South Africa)
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Annual Joint Project Meetings
The coordination organises the annual project work meetings in cooperation with the project partners.
- The first project meeting, the SALDi Kick-off Meeting, took place in March 2019 at the Agricultural Research Council, Institute for Soil, Climate and Water (ARC-ISCW) in Pretoria, South Africa.
- The first annual national SALDi Project Meeting was hosted by our colleagues from the DLR at Oberpfaffenhofen on 21.10.2019.
- The second annual national SALDi Project Meeting took place on 23.7.2020 as a Teleconference. Due to the COVID-19 situation it is unclear if we will be able to organize a face-to-face meeting in person.
SALDi Kick-off Meeting ARC 2019
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Annual Joint Project Reports
Joint Project Report
Image: Jussi Baade/FSUIn addition to the mandatory annual subproject reports, the coordination prepares a joint project report based on the input from the subprojects in English.
- The Joint Project Report 2018 was submitted at the end of April 2019. Due to the rather short reporting period this report just had 8 pages.
- The Joint Project Report 2019 was submitted at the end of April 2020 covering 44 pages.
- The Joint Project Report 2020 was submitted at the end of April 2021 covering 66 pages.
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Joint Publications
In order to document the close cooperation between the project partners, joint publications are planned in which first the research approach and later the synergetic results are presented.
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Baade, Jussi, PD Dr SALDi Coordinator und Subproject Lead (PI) Chair of Physical Geography
