2 Circular

Bremen, 19 January 2006
2nd Circular
5. Workshop “Vegetationsdatenbanken” / 5 th workshop “vegetation databases”
Vegetation databases and monitoring / Vegetationsdatenbanken und Monitoring
The 5th workshop on vegetation databases will take place from 22 to 24 February 2006 at the
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University Bremen.
Up to now, we have received about 30 inscriptions and about 20 submitted abstracts for talks
and posters. The lectures cover various aspects and topics related to vegetation databases,
including their application for monitoring purposes and the study of changes in the vegetation
and environment. We are pleased to inform you that two of our invited speakers have
confirmed their participation, *** and Christophe Coudun, currently working at the Centre for
Terrestrial Carbon Dynamics, Sheffield, UK. We are happy that Lubomír Tichý takes care of
the JUICE workshop and Martin Kleikamp will carry out the Upload of VegetWeb. Below
you find a preliminary list of contributions.
Please notice that there is still space for a limited number of talks and also poster
contributions. We therefore extend the deadline for submission until 29 January 2006 and
encourage participants without submitted contribution to announce a talk.
As already announced in circular 1, both oral (15 min + 5 min discussion) and poster contributions (max size
DIN A0 - 84,10 * 118,90 cm) are welcome. Abstracts in English or German (including title, name, address, email, text, in Times Roman 12, not exceeding 1 page) should send to Maike Isermann ([email protected]).
Conference languages are English and German.
Venue
Lectures and posters will be presented in building C (Chemistry), NW2, (http://www.unibremen.de/lageplan/) at the University Bremen. The building is marked on the map shown
below and can be entered either from the east side via the building A/B (NW 2) or from the
west side at the Leobener Straße. The lectures are held in room C0300 booked for the whole
period of the workshop. Other rooms are at our disposal for the meetings and arrangements on
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday. All meeting places are close to the mensa - the student
restaurant - and to the coffee bar.
Travel
Bremen is easily reached by air, train or car. The train station is located in the centre of the
town, and most hotels are in close vicinity. There are good tram and bus connections to all
parts of Bremen, including the university (see below) http://www.bsag.de/4016.php#4021 . If
you arrive by plane, you should avoid to use an expensive taxi to reach the town centre: there
is a cheap and frequently running tram, no. 6, going from Bremen airport to the city (and to
the University).
If you arrive by car and go directly to the university, take – when arriving on the
motorway at the crossing Bremer Kreuz – the motorway A27 towards
Bremerhaven/Cuxhaven. Leave the motorway at departure “Horn/Lehe-Universität”. Choose
the direction towards the “Universität”. You come to a crossing with traffic lights where you
go to the right following the “Hochschulring”. Go to the left into the Leobener Str. (third
possibility to go left) where you at the righthand (west) side also find a parking site where you
can leave your car (for 60 cent /day).
The university is located about 4 km north of the Central station north of a large
recreational park, the “Bürgerpark”. The university is easily reached by tram. If you are
staying in the centre of Bremen, there are several stops (for example “Domsheide”,
“Schüsselkorb” or “Hauptbahnhof” [Central station]) from where you can take tram no. 6 in
the direction “Universität”. Leave the tram at the central part of the university (“Universität
Zentralbereich”) close to a small pond and a large glass building. From there it is a short walk
to the building NW2 (“Naturwissenschaften 2”) where the workshop takes place.
Accommodation
Accommodation (see below) can be arranged via Bremen-Tourist (http://www.brementourism.de/Welcome.html). They offer an extensive list of hotels of all categories.
Unfortunately, there is a large medicine congress in Bremen at the same period as our
workshop, meaning that only few hotel rooms will be available (see the list with some hotels
below), at least at lower price categories. Some hotels offer special arrangements for guests of
the university; please ask at the reception for special conditions.
Organization: Martin Diekmann ([email protected]) and Maike Isermann
With support by: Jörg Ewald, Weihenstephan & Bundesamt für Naturschutz, Bonn
Martin Diekmann & Maike Isermann
Vegetation ecology and conservation biology, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, FB 2, University of Bremen
Leobener Str., D-28359 Bremen, Germany
Fax: +49 (0)421 218-7052
E-mail: [email protected] & [email protected] , http://www.vegetation.uni-bremen.de/
Current information:
Hotel name
address
Hotel Hanseatic Garni Glockengang 4
**
Tram no.; Central station to
hotel / hotel to university
Single
room €
Double room €
(incl. breakfast)
Tele-phone
web
e-mail
Tram 6
57-67
77-92
(only 1 room still
available)
87
*49-421-325435
http://hotel-hanseaticbremen.de/dt/inhalt.htm
[email protected]
*49-421-522680
58 (only 3
rooms still
available)
76
*49-421-59020
http://www.mercure-hotel-hanseatic- [email protected]
bremen.de/
http://www.hotelwestfalia.de/
[email protected]
60
75
*49-421-251011
http://[email protected]
hb.de/DeutscheEiche/DE/index.htm
60
75
*49-421-27820
http://[email protected]
eiche.de/HornerEiche/DE/index.htm
47
79
*49-421-232076/36
http://www.landhaus-louisenthal.de/ [email protected]
*49-421-213051
http://www.hotelheldt.de/frameset.html
[email protected]
*49-421-5360771
www.bed-and-breakfast.de
[email protected]
www.city-hotel-bremen.de
<[email protected]>
[email protected]
Hanseatic Bremen
Mercure***
Hotel Westfalia***
Neuenlander Straße 55 Tram 6
(near to airport)
Langemarckstraße 38- Tram 8 /
42
to university: tram 8 to final station,
then bus to univ. (or tram 8 to
Domsheide, then tram 6)
Hotel “Deutsche
Lilienthaler Heerstraße Tram 4 /
Eiche”***
174
to university tram 4 to Horner
Kirche, then bus 21 to univ.
Hotel “Horner
Im Hollergrund 1
Tram 4 /
Eiche”***
to university: tram 4 to Horner
Kirche, then bus 21 to univ.
Hotel “Landhaus
Leher Heerstraße 105 Tram 4 /
Louisenthal”*?
to university: tram 4 to Horner
Kirche, then bus 21 to univ.
Heldt Hotel**
Friedhofstraße 41
Tram 4 /
to university: tram 4 (direct. Arsten)
to Kirchbachstraße, then bus 22, 21
(direct. Horn/Lehe) to univ.
Bed & Breakfast
Ask for a good traffic connection to the university
Youth Hostel
Contact us until 24.01.
City Hotel
An der Weide 18
Tram 6
Hanseat ***
Bahnhofsplatz 8
Tram 6
Ibis**
Rembertiring 51
Tram 4 /
tram 4 to station, then 6 to univ.
From 24./26. January may be available rooms
Atlantic Hotel
Wiener Straße 4 (near Tram 6 /
Universum****
University)
to university: walk
69
Maritim Hotel
Bremen****
Ramada-Treff
Überseehotel****
47;
Dependence
53
80
66
68
105
74
*49-421-3648052
+49 421 14 6 88
*49-421-36970
http://city-hotel-bremen.de/
http://www.hotel-hanseat.com/
82
110
*49-421-24670
http://[email protected]
hotels.de/universum/hotel/flash6.htm
http://www.maritim.de/typo3/[email protected]
hp?id=679
http://www.tagungshotel.com/hotel_ [email protected]
treff.de
Hollerallee 99
Tram 6/bus
89
110
*49-421-37890
Wachtstraße 27
Tram 6
83
95
*49-421-36010
If you prefer to stay very cheap in the newly renovated Youth Hostel with view on the river Weser, please contact us until 24 January 2006. If you
encounter any difficulties with finding a place, please contact Maike Isermann.
Preliminary programme
The role of databanks in facilitating management and analysis of permanent plot data:
EcoPlant: a phytoecological database that allows the prediction of tree species niche and
productivity
An improved method to merge cover values in phytosociological plots
BIOTABase - A Database Software for Biodiversity Monitoring
Cas e studies demonstrating the role of databanks in monitoring programs.
Long-term Ground Vegetation monitoring in the ICP Forests and EU Forest Condition
Monitoring Programme
The ForestBIOTA-Project – A pilot project for the Assessment of key factors of Biodiversity
in Forests in the Frame of the Forest Condition Monitoring Programme
BIOTABase - Ein vegetationsökologisches Datenbanksystem für Monitoring in Afrika
The french network to monitor forest dynamics after the 1999 storms.
Beech forests monitoring – a case study employing 30-year-old floristic data
Technical reports on the development of software solutions;
Die Analyse von Dauerbeobachtungsflächen mit Hilfe des Programms ZW-INFO/VULPIA
1.3
Eine neue TURBOVEG-Referenzliste für Deutschland
Workflow Integration for Vegetation Science
Contributions on the general progress in the use of vegetation databases.
Die Vegetationsdatenbank von Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – Nutzung willkommen!
Landmark-based Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction as Explorative Tool for Identifying
Structures in the German Vegetation Database
Coincidence of two largest vegetation databases in the Czech Republic – example of beech
forest vegetation
Assessment of environmental conditions using two largest vegetation databases in the Czech
Republic – any differences?
Model-predicted patterns of the vascular plant diversity on the landscape scale in Switzerland
– linear features prevail
IntraBioDiv - Does plant species diversity and habitat diversity correspond with genetic
diversity? Proceedings of a running EU-project
Working sessions
1. Upload VegetWeb – Wednesday (22 February 2006): 13:00 – ca.
17.30 h.
More detailed information about the format and other technical aspects are
given at a following pages (see also below)
UploadVegetWeb.htm
2. JUICE – Wednesday (22 February 2006): 13:00 – ca. 17.30 h.
This workshop will be given by Lubomír Tichý. One part is meant for new users, a second part is
adapted to advanced users (for example, treating different measures of fidelities, new methods
for data standardization, similarity indices, COCKTAIL method). The first part can be done
interactively using personal notebooks for a limited number of participants, while the second
part has more the form of a lecture with demonstration. Lubomír Tichý will contact you via email before the workshop.
3. FlorKart user meeting – Thursday (23 February 2006): 17:00 – ca. 18:00 h.
This will be an exchange of information on on-going projects and the use of the database for
all interested, both beginners and advanced. Jörg Ewald will give a short introduction.
There is a reservation made for a social gathering / dinner at the Rathaus restaurant, located in
the City at the market place, for Wednesday, 22 February 2006, around 18.30 h.
Einladung zum Workshop „Upload VegetWeb“
am Mittwoch, 22.02.2006, 13:00 - ca. 17:30 Uhr an der Universität Bremen
Leitung: Dr. Martin Kleikamp, Bergisch-Gladbach
For an interactive information portal please click on the below icon:
UploadVegetWeb.htm
In diesem Workshop werden mitgebrachte Vegetationsaufnahmen in VegetWeb importiert.
Dabei sind insbesondere die Themen Taxonomiekonzept, standardisierte Kopfdaten und
XML-Plausibilitätsprüfungen von Bedeutung.
•
Teilnehmen kann jeder, der Daten anerkannt fachlicher Qualität (z. B. in Zeitschriften
oder Dissertationen publizierte Daten) online in VegetWeb stellen möchte, oder sich
generell für das Thema interessiert.
•
Mitgebrachte Vegetationsaufnahmen sollten am besten in einer AccessDatenbanktabelle vorliegen und plausibel sein, mit einer getrennten Artenliste der
Originalnamen und Wisskirchen-Synonyme (siehe Beispiel 1). Notfalls geht aber
auch eine normale Exceltabelle mit der üblichen pflanzensoziologischen
Kreuztabellenform, Arten in Zeilen, Aufnahmen in Spalten (siehe Beispiel 2).
•
Die detaillierte Datenstruktur ist der Dokumentation des ESVeg-Standards unter
http://www.floraweb.de/vegetweb/VegetwebSchema.html zu entnehmen. Ein Klick auf
? erläutert die Attribute, [0..1] bedeutet fakultativ, [1] obligatorisch. ??
•
Die Kopfdaten (Aufnahmen müssen durchlaufend nummeriert sein) müssen den im 1.
Workshop in Göttingen postulierten Minimalforderungen entsprechen (siehe
Aufstellung unten).
•
Da die Zeit begrenzt ist (13:00 – ca. 17:30), wird anhand der Qualität und Wertigkeit
eine Vorauswahl der eventuell noch während der Tagung online zu stellenden Daten
getroffen.
•
Es sind auch Interessenten ohne eigene Daten willkommen, da der Workshop allen
Teilnehmern die Fähigkeit zur selbstständigen Datenaufbereitung und zum
anschließenden Import vermitteln soll.
Beispiel 1:
Plotcode
ZiDq0001
ZiDq0009
Projekt Flächennr Lokalität
ZiDq
1
Beispielort1
ZiDq
9
Beispielort2
Beobachtungscode
ZiDq000120040601
ZiDq000120050601
ZiDq000920050602
Plot
ZiDq0001
ZiDq0001
ZiDq0009
Projekt
ZiDq
ZiDq
ZiDq
Datum
2004-06-01
2005-06-01
2005-06-02
Deckungsmethode
Braun-Blanquet
Braun-Blanquet
Braun-Blanquet
Taxoncode
Originalname
Originalreferenz
1
2
Arrhenaterum elatius
Plantago major
Rothmaler1980
Schmeil, Fitschen1985
Taxoncode
1
1
2
2
Beobachtung
ZiDq000120040601
ZiDq000120050601
ZiDq000120050601
ZiDq000920050602
Schicht
1
1
1
1
(Interpretation nach
Wisskirchen/Koperski)
Arrhenatherum elatius
Plantago major ssp. major
Deckung
+
1
r
+
Beispiel 2:
Arrhenaterum
elatius
Plantago major
zurück zum Text
Rothmaler,
X.1980
Schmeil X.,
Fitschen
X.1985
Arrhenatherum
elatius
Plantago major ssp.
major
2004-0601
ZiDq
1
+
2005-0601
ZiDq
1
1
2005-0602
ZiDq
9
r
+
Für den Import in VegetWeb müssen die unterstrichenen Kopfdaten vorhanden sein:
Autor (Erheber)
Datum
Flächengröße
Lokalisierung
Koordinaten (wenn bekannt)
Messtischblatt/Quadrant (wenn bekannt)
Naturraum
Politische Einheit (Gemeinde, Kreis etc.)
Höhe ü. NN (m)
Exposition (Grad oder Windrose)
Inklination (Grad)
Formationszugehörigkeit
Syntaxon (Originalzuordnung), ev. weitere Zuordnungen
Deckung Baumschicht(en) mit Definition des jew. Höhenbereiches
Deckung Strauchschicht
Deckung Krautschicht(en)
Deckung Kryptogamenschicht
zurück zum Text