Markus Reichstein

@Reichstein_BGC

Earth and Ecosystem scientist, excited about AI and hybrid modelling, TidyR enthusiast (with too little time), concerned abt. Climate Extremes and Systemic Risk

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    Jan 6

    Here's ecosystem net flux average seasonal cycle on the sphere... what I really like, we see intuitively the carbon "sink" when the biosphere is sucking carbon out of the atmosphere. Thanks to D.Murdoch R.Hijmans

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    Apr 9

    Still few days to submit an abstract to our session (C.3) by Monday 11th April 11 am CEST. Pls distribute:

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  3. Mar 24

    We (= , , ) are hiring for our new ELLIS Unit Jena () . Find the ad for the 5-year scientific coordinator and some more info at

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  4. Mar 23

    The work involved multi-task learning against GRACE terrestrial water storage, snow water equivalent, evapotr. & runoff, and yields data-driven inference of soil water and ground-water and several partitioing coefficients, while obeying mass conservation.

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  5. Mar 23

    Glad to announce paper on global hybrid hydrological modeling out in:

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  6. Mar 23

    Looking forward to being able to contribute to this nice series and to entering lively discussions!

    Happy reminder for tomorrow: the first HIDA Lecture @ MarDATA! 🥳 Learn more & register:
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    Mar 17

    Nice video about the PhD by Milan Flach, supervised by and , in the project led by which will continue to live in et al., guided by

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    Mar 11

    🚨Just one week to send your CV for our opening postdoc position! ⏰ Come & work with us + + with on ... for event detection & interpretability in València! You know... 🌊☀️🌍🌄🤖📋

    📢Open position in the sunny to work on & for droughts & heatwaves in the funded project 🌍 🤖💡 Send 2-pages CV by March 20th.
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  9. Mar 10

    Our Briefing Note on Systemic is out! . Thanks to for leading the effort on this important topic and all the collaboration!

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  10. Feb 19

    Yes, very welcome to join the teams around , and former members, and feel the life in "reincarnation valley" (cf. )!

    Are you an ECR based in the US who wants to work with Eddy covariance data? Need a and excuse to get out and see the world? Apply to the FLUXNET secondment program! There are excellent host institutions all over the world, you could even come stay with us at
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    Feb 14

    Now In open access. Heatwave breaks down the linearity between sun‐induced fluorescence and gross primary production due to NPQ saturation

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  12. Jan 25

    Looking forward to contributing to this great series!

    We are super excited to host ‘s director Michael Obersteiner and director Markus Reichstein for this session on climate impacts. Join us tomorrow at 17:00 CET!
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  13. Jan 20

    will upload to github page....!

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  14. Jan 20

    Some asked for a non-rotating version where one can see all at once (I agree). And then it should be Equal-Area Projection for such data! So, here it is in NaturalEarth Projection thanks to the package.

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    Jan 6

    Here's ecosystem net flux average seasonal cycle on the sphere... what I really like, we see intuitively the carbon "sink" when the biosphere is sucking carbon out of the atmosphere. Thanks to D.Murdoch R.Hijmans

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  16. Jan 17

    One of the most hurting and up-setting outcomes of the pandemic - a truly systemic outcome.

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    In the last two years, 160 million more people have fallen into poverty. Read more:
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  17. Jan 15

    Amazing example of how powerful geostationary remote sensing is!!

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    , an underwater volcano, has erupted violently today. Tsunami waves are been reported in . The eruption was captured by Japan's Himawari-8 satellite.
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    Jan 7

    I’m particularly enjoying the part of ’s presentation where he demonstrates with succinct clarity that conventional energy forecasters have no clue what’s coming next

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  19. Jan 6

    ... but bear with me... Again, coding is not in my job description ;-). So certainly far from perfect and not catching many cases... (but check the examples)

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  20. Jan 6

    ... and yes, I dared to make it a package and put on ....

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