Post by Dr. Marcel Förster

😢 So sad – our sensors are too busy measuring and sending data to enjoy this view! 😉 🌊🏞️ Invisible, fast, and critical – SSF (Subsurface Stormflow) shapes floods, water quality, and ecosystem dynamics. And yet, it’s one of the least understood hydrological processes. That’s why we’re part of a multi-site, interdisciplinary effort to decode it. ⛰️💦 🧠 SSF research explores how subsurface water responds to rain events –impacting floods, streamflow, and solute transport. It’s fast, threshold-driven, and hard to measure… but essential to understand. 💧⮕ https://lnkd.in/esExceB6 This photo depicts a scenic view from south of Freiburg im Breisgau, looking northwest. In the distance, the hazy silhouette of the Vosges mountains rises beyond the Rhine plain, with a view of the city of Freiburg nestled below. Prof. Peter Chifflard | Dr. Theresa Blume | Prof. Markus Weiler | Dr. Christina Fasching | Emanuel Thoenes | Mag. Dr. Bernhard Kohl | Prof. Stefan Achleitner | Veronika Lechner | Veronica Cordero | Stefan Hergarten | Jakob Wilk | Jonas Pyschik | Britta Kattenstroth | Dr. Luisa Hopp | Alexey Kuleshov | Anne Hartmann | Natasha Gariremo | Gijs Vis | Prof. Dr. Florian Leese | Dr. Yvonne Schadewell | Andreas Hartmann | Tamara Leins | Dr. Christian Reinhardt-Imjela | Nikolai Späth | Dipl. Inf.(FH) Maik Dobbermann | Katinka Thielsen | Nils Jansen | Jadzia Witt | Benjamin Grahler | Christiane Enderle #Hydrology #SubsurfaceStormflow #EnvironmentalScience #SensorNetworks #DataDriven #FloodResearch #CatchmentScience #SSF #DFG #LandscapeAndData #InvisibleForces #ResearchInGermany #Marburg #FOR5288