Filip Oulehle

I am interested in biogeochemistry of forested ecosystems. Particularly in historical and current anthropogenic effects (soil acidification, nitrogen deposition, forest management, climate change) on forest functioning. My research combines analysis of long-term data (GEOMON network of 14 forested catchments with >20 years of the hyrdochemical monitoring), field experiments and the development and application of process-based models.

Education and Academic Positions

• 2002 – 2006 Ph.D. at Institute of Geochemistry, Mineralogy and Mineral Resources, Charles University, Prague
• 1997 – 2002 M.Sc. at Institute for Environmental Studies, Charles University, Prague

Research Interests

Services

Reviewer for: Biogeochemistry; Geoderma; Global Change Biology; Environmental Pollution; Environmental Science and Technology; JGR-Biogeosciences; Science of the Total Environment; Science; Water, Air and Soil Pollution; Journal of Environmental Management

Scientific Activities

Professional membership: Czech Society for Ecology

Research projects

• 2015-2016 EEA Grants (co-worker) – Monitoring of small forested catchments GEOMON
• 2014-2016 Czech Science Foundation project (leader) – Acidity and nutrient constraints on organic matter balance and nitrogen saturation in forest soils
• 2013-2017 Marie Curie Career Integration Grants (leader) – SLAvONIC – Effects of soil alteration on nitrogen and carbon cycling
• 2009-2010 Marie Curie Initial Stage Training Network Award – NSINK