CONFIRMED POSTER PRESENTATIONS
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| idNr | Abstract title | Presenting author |
| 60316 | WHAT HAPPENS TO PEAT DURING BOG FIRES: THERMAL TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES OF PEAT ORGANIC MATTER AND POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF IT? | Inese Silamikele, University of Latvia Academic Center of Natural Sciences, Latvia |
| 60782 | PROFITABILITY OF INTENSIVE MANAGEMENT OF SCOTS PINE STANDS ON CUTAWAY PEATLANDS | Lasse Aro, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), Finland |
| 61081 | THE DIGITAL DATABASE OF ESTONIAN PEAT INVESTIGATION RESULTS | Mall Orru, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia |
| 61318 | SWEDISH PEAT DATA COLLECTED 100 YEARS AGO - PROVIDING GIS-BASED HISTORICAL INFORMATION FROM WETLANDS IN SWEDEN | Gustav Sohlenius, Geological Survey of Sweden |
| 61436 | THE LAW OF THE FLOW OF WATER BY DARCY IS A SPECIAL CASE IN THE LAW OF FALL | Volker Schweikle, member of the DGMT |
| 61444 | RESTORATION DILEMMAS BETWEEN FUTURE ECOSYSTEM AND CURRENT SPECIES VALUES: THE CONCEPT AND A PRACTICAL APPROACH IN ESTONIAN MIRES | Liina Remm |
| 61474 | NOVEL SPHAGNUM MOSS BASED GROWING MEDIA PRODUCTS FOR GREENHOUSE PRODUCTION | Liisa Särkkä, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), Finland |
| 61477 | MAPPING OF FORMER PEAT FIELDS AND CUTAWAY PEATLANDS FOR TARGETING GREENHOUSE GAS MITIGATION | Mira Isoniemi, Finnish Forest Centre, Finland |
| 61492 | LEACHING OF NUTRIENTS FROM CULTIVATED PEAT SOILS | Merja Myllys, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) |
| 61497 | CONTROLLED DRAINAGE ON A CULTIVATED FEN | Merja Myllys, Natural Resources Institute Finland |
| 61501 | OVEL GIS-BASED APPROACH IN ESTIMATING HOTSPOTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL LOADING TO WATER COURSES | Miia Saarimaa |
| 61502 | PEAT CULTIVATION SOCIETY FINLAND | Olli Reinikainen, Suoviljelysyhdistys ry., Finland |
| 61525 | CLIMATE CONTROLS ON THE HUMMOCK MORPHOLOGY AND VERTICAL GROWTH OF HUMMOCK SPHAGNA IN MIRES OF NORTHERN JAPAN | Yazaki Tomotsugu, Meiji University, Japan |
| 61529 | RESTORING GROUNDWATER LEVEL IN THREE LATVIAN PEATLANDS - LIFE PROJECT PEAT RESTORE | Krišjānis Libauers |
| 61531 | CAUSE OF DECADE'S STAGNATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES THROUGH 16 YEARS SUCCESSIONAL TRAJECTORY TOWARD FENS AT A CREATED WETLAND IN NORTHERN JAPAN | Yabe Kazuo, Sapporo City University, Japan |
| 61544 | STUDYING THE EFFECTS OF SOIL AMENDMENT ADDITION ON THE GREENHOUSE GAS AND NITROUS ACID EMISSIONS FROM CULTIVATED PEATLANDS | Jussi Ronkainen, University of Eastern Finland, Finland |
| 61666 | THE IMPACT OF WINDFARM INFRASTRUCTURE ON PEATLAND GEO-HYDROMORPHOLOGY AND CARBON STORAGE | Guaduneth Chico, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom |
| 61668 | THE EFFECT OF ELEVATED WATER TABLE LEVEL ON METHANE AND NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS FROM AN ABANDONED PEAT EXTRACTION SITE CULTIVATED WITH REED CANARY GRASS | Marja Maljanen |
| 61783 | STUDYING THE HYDROLOGY OF ESTONIAN MIRES, USING GPR AND RELATIONS BETWEEN HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY AND EASIER TO MEASURE PARAMETERS OF PEAT | Raul Paat. University of Tartu, Estonia |
| 61909 | RADIOCARBON-DATED QUATERNARY DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY OF A TRANSYLVANIAN BOG IN THE LAST 8600 YEARS | Tamás Zsolt Vári |
| 61983 | DRAINED RAE BOG – A UNIQUE NETWORK OF FOREST EXPERIMENTAL AREAS IN NORTH ESTONIA | Katri Ots, Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estonia |
| 62117 | PREDICTION, PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF PEATLAND FIRES IN MALAYSIA AND ASEAN REGION | Nagarajan Rengasamy, Global Environment Centre |
| 62125 | IMPLICATIONS OF PEATLAND RESTORATION IN VEGETATION COMMUNITIES AND PEAT LOSS | Guaduneth Chico |
| 62199 | ASSESSMENT OF THE STATUS AND PROSPECTS OF USE DEVELOPED SMALL-CONTOUR PEATLANDS | Tatiana Anisimova, All-Russian Research Institute of Organic Fertilizers and Peat – a branch of the Federal State Budget Scientific Institution «Upper Volga Federal Agrarian Scientific Center,», Russian Federation |
| 62250 | INTEGRATED IDENTIFICATION APPROACH OF GROUNDWATER DEPENDENT ECOSYSTEMS | Elve Lode |
| 62288 | THE STRENGTH BEHAVIOUR OF ALKALI ACTIVATED CEMENT STABILIZED INDIAN PEAT | Abhinaba Paul, National Institute of Technology Silchar, India |
| 62294 | PRIMS-BOT: AN EARLY WARNING SYSTEM CHATBOT FOR FIRE INDICATION IN PEATLAND CASE STUDY INDONESIA | Mochammad Fadhli Zakiy, World Resources Institute |
| 62304 | TROPICAL PEATLAND DEVELOPMENT IN THREE EQUATORIAL REGIONS | Meri Tuomainen, University of Helsinki, Finland |
| 62309 | EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF PROCESSED SPHAGNUM PALUSTRE BIOMASS AS A POSSIBLE ADDITIVE IN HORTICULTURAL SUBSTRATES | Raphael Müller, University of Vienna, Austria |
| 62332 | STUDY OF THE CHEMICAL LOAD DYNAMICS AND THE MODULE OF ESTONIAN MÄNNIKJÄRVE BOG CATCHMENTS | Iti-Kärt Kiivit |
| 62337 | WESTERN CANADIAN FORESTED PEATLANDS HAVE EXPERIENCED FREQUENT BURNING IN THE PAST | Minna Väliranta |
| 62341 | DETERMINING PEAT DEPTH USING GROUND PENETRATING RADAR AND ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TOMOGRAPHY (ŠIJEC BOG, NORTHWEST SLOVENIA) | Valentina Pezdir, Geological Survey of Slovenia, Slovenia |
| 62343 | PEATLANDS AS ARCHIVES OF ATMOSPHERIC METAL DEPOSITION, ŠIJEC PEAT BOG- CASE STUDY FROM SLOVENIA | Valentina Pezdir, Geological Survey of Slovenia, Slovenia |
| 62352 | CARBON ACCUMULATION AND BIOMASS FORMATION IN AFFORESTED CUTAWAY PEATLANDS | Katri Ots, Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estonia |
| 62354 | IMPACTS OF SOIL EROSION AND FOREST QUALITY ON WATER QUALITY IN SAMANALAWEWA WATERSHED, SRI LANKA | E.P.N. Udayakumara |
| 62359 | THE ROLE OF PEATLANDS IN CARBON EMISSION FROM WETLANDS IN ARMENIA | Karen Jenderedjian, Ministry of Environment, National Focal Point of Armenia to the Ramsar Convention |
| 62362 | THE EFFECT OF ORGANIC MATTER AND DOLOMITE ON pH, GROWTH AND NUTRIENT UPTAKE OF CORN (Zea mays) IN TROPICAL PEAT | Yustinus Sulistiyanto, University of Palangka Raya, Indonesia |
| 62365 | CRITICAL RAINFALL TO EXTINGUISH PEAT FIRES | Xinyan Huang, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
| 62381 | SUNDEW AND OTHER HIGH VALUE MIRE PLANTS FOR PALUDICULTURE ON SPHAGNUM MOSS BIOMASS HARVESTING AREAS IN WESTERN FINLAND | Leila Korpela |
| 62396 | SEASONAL FLOWS OF CARBON AND NITROGEN IN THE FLOODPLAIN BOG OF THE MIDDLE TAIGA ZONE (EUROPEAN NORTH–EAST) | E.N. Patova |
| 62419 | 4000 YEARS PEATLAND CLIMATE RESPONSES IN MURMANSK REGION DURING THE PAST 4000 YEARS | Olivia Kuuri-Riutta, University of Helsinki, Finland |
| 62422 | POTENTIAL OF HYDROGEL TO MAINTAIN THE HYDROPHILIC PROPERTIES OF TROPICAL PEAT IN THE DRY SEASON | Made Dirgantara |
| 62426 | PEATWISE – VARIATION IN GHG MITIGATION POTENTIALS OF FIVE DIFFERENT DANISH PEATLANDS UNDER CONTROLLED GROUNDWATER TABLE | Claudia Therese Kalla, Aarhus University, Denmark |
| 62427 | EFFECT OF NUTRIENT-RICH ASHES (WOOD ASH, OIL SHALE ASH) ON THE RE-VEGETATION OF PUHATU CUTAWAY PEATLAND IN NE ESTONIA | Katri Ots, Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estonia |
| 62434 | EFFECT OF SHELTER AND FERTILIZATION ON ONION PLANTS AND CO2 EMISSIONS IN PEATLANDS | Eni Maftuah |
| 62435 | MANAGEMENT OF SOIL MOISTURE TO MITIGATE CO2 EMISSIONS ON RED ONION CULTIVATION IN TROPICAL PEAT LAND | Eni Maftuah |
| 62452 | CRITERIA AND INDICATORS FOR TROPICAL PEATLAND RESTORATION: A PRELIMINARY ACCOUNT | Daniel Murdiyarso, Center for International Forestry Research, Indonesia |
| 62482 | Testate Amoebae record of hydrological changes at a unique peatbog in the central part of the Polesie Lubelskie (SE Poland), the Durne Bagno case study. | Joanna Jarosz, University of Bialystok, Poland |
| 62500 | SPHAGNUM MOSSES FROM REWETTED EXTRACTED PEATLANDS FOR GROWING MEDIA | Sabine Jordan, Dr., Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences |
| 62518 | POST-FIRE CO2 AND CH4 EMISSIONS FROM FIRE DEGRADED TROPICAL PEAT SWAMP FORESTS IN BRUNEI | Hasan Akhtar, National University of Singapore, Singapore |
| 62519 | DEVELOPMENT OF METHOD TO CONTROL GANODERMA sp IN PEATLANDS | Happy Widiastuti, Indonesian Research Institute for Biotechnology and Bio-industry, and Indonesian Oil Palm Society (MAKSI), Indonesia |
| 62529 | ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF CASSAVA RESIDUE SUBSTRATE FERMENTATION MICROORGANISMS | Shirong Guo, Nanjing Agricultural University |
| 62530 | EFFECTS OF VINEGAR RESIDUES ON CUCUMBER SEEDLINGS GROWTH AND FUSARIUM WILT | Sheng Shu, Nanjing Agricultural University |
| 62543 | STRUCTURE OF TECHNICAL OPERATIONS FOR PEAT EXTRACTION WITH STAGE DEWATERING | Kremcheev Eldar, St. Petersburg Mining University, Russia |
| 62544 | THE EFFECT ON THE BIODIVERSITY OF NATURALLY OCCURRING VASCULAR PLANTS SPECIES IN CUT-AWAY PEATLAND UNDER DIFFERENT DOSES OF WOOD-ASH FERTILIZER. | Austra Zuševica, Latvian State Forest Research Institute |
| 62552 | FIRE HISTORY AND ITS POSSIBILITY IMPACT ON SOIL-WATER ECOSYSTEM: CASE STUDY OF NATURAL LABORATORY OF PEAT SWAMP FOREST IN SEBANGAU, INDONESIA | Nina Yulianti |
| 62554 | SELECTED MICROORGANISM IN PEAT PLANTED WITH OIL PALM AND THEIR RESPIRATION ACTIVITY | Happy Widiastuti, Indonesian Research Institute for Biotechnology and Bio-industry, and Indonesian Oil Palm Society (MAKSI), Indonesia |
| 62557 | MODIFIED KEETCH-BYRAM MODEL TO OBSERVE DRYNESS INDEX IN THE TROPICAL PEATLAND | Budi Indra Setiawan |
| 62560 | FIRE HISTORY AND ITS POSSIBILITY IMPACT ON SOIL-WATER ECOSYSTEM: CASE STUDY OF NATURAL LABORATORY OF PEAT SWAMP FOREST IN SEBANGAU, INDONESIA | Nina Yulianti, University of Palangka Raya |
| 62561 | A PEATLAND STORY FROM SOUTHERN HUNGARIAN FLATTENED OXBOW LAKE - ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY OF PEATLAND DEVELOPMENT, PEAT-MINING TIME, AND REVITALIZATION PROCESS | Pál Sümegi, University of Szeged, Hungary, and Institute of Archaeology, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary |
| 62570 | EXPORT OF SUSPENDED SOLIDS AND NUTRIENTS FROM SMALL FORESTED CATCHMENT AREAS ON DRAINED PEAT SOILS | Zane Kalvite, Latvian State Forest Research Institute ‘Silava’, University of Latvia, Latvia |
| 62585 | REVIEW OF INNOVATIVE PEATLAND MONITORING APPROACHES TO IMPROVE CLIMATE ACTION | Laura Villegas, Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN, Italy |
| 62586 | SURFACE ROUGHNESS CONTROLS ON CATCHMENT RUNOFF IN UK PEATLANDS | Martin Kay, University of Manchester |
| 62588 | FARM MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS INFLUENCE THE VULNERABILITY OF CULTIVATED UK LOWLAND PEAT SOILS TO WIND EROSION | Benjamin Freeman, Bangor University, UK |
| 62605 | MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES AND BIOGEOCHEMICAL FUNCTIONING IN NATURAL AND RECLAIMED PEATLANDS IN THE ATHABASCA OIL SANDS REGION OF CANADA: IMPLICATION FOR RECLAMATION AND MANAGEMENT. | Shaun Allingham, Environmental Sustainability Research Centre, University of Derby, U.K. |
| 62613 | SOIL ORGANIC MATTER STATUS AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF DISAPPEARING RYTEBŁOTA PEAT BOG IN NORTHERN POLAND | Maciej Markiewicz, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland |
| 62632 | THE IMPACT OF LAND USE CHANGE ON THE SOIL BIOLOGY CHARACTERISTICS AND FTIR SPECTRA OF TROPICAL PEAT SOIL | Zafrullah Damanik, University of Palangka Raya, Indonesia |
| 62635 | THE HYDRO-TOPOGRAPHIC ZONE OF OIL PALM PLANTED PEATLAND AND ITS CORRELATION WITH WATER LEVEL DYNAMIC, PRODUCTIVITY AND CARBON FLUX | Isro Ismail |
| 62638 | IMPACT OF INCREASED DIFFUSE RADIATION ON CO2 AND H2O FLUXES ON MATURE OIL PALM PLANTATION IN RIAU INDONESIA | Tania june, IPB University Indonesia |
| 62645 | SOCIAL FORESTRY CHALLENGES IN MANAGING PEATLAND: A CASE FROM NORTH KALIMANTAN | Karlina Fitri Kartika, GIZ-Peat Management and Rehabilitation Project, Indonesia |
| 62646 | PEATWISE - HYDROLOGY OF CULTIVATED PEATLAND AT RUUKKI, FINLAND | Hannu Marttila |
| 62660 | FINE ROOT PRODUCTION IN BOREAL PEATLAND FORESTS: EFFECTS OF TREE SPECIES, CLIMATE AND SITE NUTRIENT REGIME | Wei He, University of Helsinki, Finland |
| 62668 | ESTIMATION OF CARBON EMISSION FROM PEAT FIRES IN TEMPIRAI SOUTH SUMATRA | Putra, Surahman, WRI Indonesia |
| 62702 | BACTERIAL AND ARCHAEAL DIVERSITY AND ACCUMULATION OF METHYL MERCURY IN THE SEDIMENTS OF DRAINED FORESTS | Krišs Bitenieks, Latvian State Forest Research Institute Silava, Latvia |
| 62704 | CONTROLS ON PEATLAND PORE WATER CHEMISTRY IN SUURSOO-LEIDISSOO MIRE NW ESTONIA | Galina Kapanen |
| 62705 | ALKALINE SPRING FENS IN ESTONIA – DISTRIBUTION AND VEGETATION | Mati Ilomets |
| 62707 | PEAT EXTRACTION AND USE IN EUROPE – AN UDATE OF PREVIOUS IPS SURVEYS | Hannu Salo |
| 62709 | WOUND HEALING IN PETS USING A COMBINATION OF PEAT DERIVED HUMIC SUBSTANCES AND PROPOLIS | Lilia Stepchenko |
| 62714 | NUTRIENT CONTENT AND pH OF WATER FROM DIFFERENT LAND-USE CLASSES IN TROPICAL PEATLANDS IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Yustinus Sulistiyanto, University of Palangka Raya, Indonesia |
| 62717 | SPATIOTEMPORAL VARIATIONS IN GHG EMISSIONS FROM DRAINED ORGANIC FOREST SOILS – IMPLICATION FOR SWEDISH UNFCCC REPORTING | Anna Oskar, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden |
| 62718 | PUTTING PALUDICULTURE INTO PRACTICE – EXPERIENCES FROM FIELD-SCALE CATTAIL PALUDICULTURE IN NE GERMANY | Sabine Wichmann, University of Greifswald, Partner in the Greifswald Mire Centre (GMC) |
| 62728 | USE OF SEWAGE SLUDGE FOR SOIL IMPROVEMENT IN AFFORESTING CUTOVER PEATLANDS | Jaan Pikka, NPA Centre for Environmental and Forestry Development (MTÜ Keskkonna ja Metsanduse Arenduskeskus), Estonia |
| 62732 | SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DYNAMIC PATTERN OF GROUND WATER LEVEL : KEY FACTOR ANALYSIS AFFECTING PEATLAND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR OIL PALM PLANTATIONS IN INDONESIA | Yudha Asmara Adhi, Indonesian Palm Oil Association, Indonesia |
| 62736 | PEATLANDS OF AFRICA - A ROUGH SURVEY ON CONTINENTAL SCALE | Alexandra Barthelmes |
| 62741 | EFFECT OF HYDROTHERMAL COMBINATION AND ENZYME ACTIVITY ON SOIL ORGANIC CARBON AND ITS COMPONENTS IN A DEGRADED HERBACEOUS PEATLAND | Hongyan Zhao |
| 62745 | DOES A PEAT PRODUCTION PLAY A MAJOR ROLE IN LAKE SEDIMENTATION – SEDIMENTATION PATTERNS OF 62 FINNISH LAKES | Tuija Vähäkuopus, Geological Survey of Finland, Finland |
| 62747 | CAN MOSS REMOVAL REVERSE UNDESIRED SUCCESSION UNDER DIFFERENT NUTRIENT LEVELS IN RICH FENS? | Patrícia Singh, Masaryk University, Czech Republic |
| 62758 | THE ROLE OF ORGANIC ACIDS TO THE SOIL RESPIRATION FROM TROPICAL PEAT | Siti Nurzakiah, Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development (IAARD) |
| 62767 | SURFACE WATER QUALITY AND PEAT PRODUCTION: MITIGATING EFFECT OF SEDIMENTARY PONDS | Marge Uppin, LLC Engineering Bureau STEIGER, Estonia |
| 62781 | QUALITATIVE COMPOSITION OF WATER-SOLUBLE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS RELEASED TO GROUNDWATERS FROM MOUNTAIN PEATLANDS – CASE STUDY FROM WESTERN BIESZCZADY MTS. (SE POLAND). | Mateusz Stolarczyk, Jagiellonian University, Cracow |
| 62787 | PEATLAND PROBABILITY MAP OF THE CARIBBEAN COAST | Cristina Malpica, Piñeros University Greifswald, Germany |
| 62790 | DEVELOPING LAND USE STRATEGIES IN LANDSCAPES WITH CHANGING PRIORITY, THE CASE OF PEATLAND MANAGEMENT | Stephen Monteverde, NUI Galway, Ireland |
| 62803 | PROGRESS IN PLANTING PEAT MOSS IN MINERAL SOIL IN GUIZHOU, CHINA. | Longjin ZHU |
| 62821 | PROPERTIES OF PEAT HUMIC SUBSTANCES | Oskars Purmalis |
| 62947 | PEATLANDS IN THE NATIONALLY DETERMINED CONTRIBUTIONS: AN OVERVIEW OF CASES AND OPPORTUNITIES | Arthur Neher, Wetlands International, The Netherlands |
| 62948 | INDICATION OF PEAT ACCUMULATION AFTER ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION INTERVENTIONS IN THE ARCTIC | Tatiana Minayeva, Care for Ecosystems UG, Germany/Centre for Conservation and Restoration of Peatland Ecosystems RAS, Russia |
| 62954 | SUCCESSION OF FUNGAL COMMUNITIES IN RESTORED PEAT BOGS | Martina Vašutová |
| 63082 | EVALUATING ON THE IMPACT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL OF RECURRING TROPICAL PEATLAND FIRES AND HAZE IN INDONESIA’S COMMUNITIES | Kurniawan Eko Susetyo |
| 63150 | Distance to forest, mammal and bird dispersal drive natural regeneration on degraded tropical peatland | Lahiru S. Wijedasa |
| 63676 | CLIMATICALLY DRIVEN MULTI-ANNUAL GROWTH TRENDS OF SCOTS PINE TREES IN PEATLAND SITES OF ESTONIA, LITHUANIA, BELARUS AND SWEDEN | Aleksei Potapov, Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estonia |
| 64207 | THE POTENTIAL OF AND CHALLENGES FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION IN TROPICAL PEATLANDS IN INDONESIA, AS ILLUSTRATED IN SEBANGAU, CENTRAL KALIMANTAN | Juliarta Ottay, Yayasan Borneo Nature Indonesia, Indonesia |
| 72583 | Sustainable Water Management Contribution to Minimize Peatland's Fire in Indonesia | Nurul Ihsan Fawzi, Tay Juhana Foundation, Indonesia |
| 72683 | FUNCTIONAL TRAIT LINKAGES BETWEEN FLAMMABILITY AND DECOMPOSABILITY FOR TROPICAL FRESHWATER AND PEAT SWAMP FOREST SPECIES | Nur Estya Binte Rahman |
| 72783 | THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE INCREASES AND WATER-TABLE DRAW-DOWN ON THE EMISSION OF GREENHOUSE GASSES FROM A RAISED BOG | Nazia Tabassum, MSc. student |
| 72797 | PLANT BIOSTIMULANTS - A TOOL TO REDUCE FERTILIZATION IMPROVING QUALITY AND STRESS RESISTANCE OF SEEDLINGS IN PEAT-BASED SUBSTRATES | Costantino Cattivello - ERSA FVG |
| 72800 | SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION OF SOUTH EAST ASIA PEATLANDS | Janice Ser Huay Lee, NTU Singapore |
| 72802 | PEATSWAMP FOREST REVEGETATION: LESSONS LEARNT FROM A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW | Stuart W. Smith* - Nanyang Technological University, Singapore |
| 72810 | NATIONAL SCALE PEATLAND LAND USE MAPPING USING GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE AND LANDSAT DATA – A CASE STUDY OF IRELAND | Wahaj Habib |
| 72812 | Small-Scale Spatial Variability of Hydro-Physical Properties of Natural and Degraded Peat Soils | Miaorun Wang, University of Rostock, Germany |
| 72826 | PEAT WATER TABLE DEPTH AND SOIL MOISTURE RELATIONSHIP IN SOUTH SUMATRA AND CENTRAL KALIMANTAN OMBROGENOUS PEATLAND | Dede Sulaeman |
| 72832 | Evaluating the success of post-fire revegetation technique at two different peat swamp area in Jambi- Indonesia | Yunita Lisnawati, Forest Research and Development Center – Indonesia Ministry of Environment and Forestry |
| 72835 | EARLY STAGES OF REVEGETATION OF A TERMINATED EXTRACTED PEATLAND AFTER TWO YEARS OF REWETTING | Eva Weber, Technical University of Munich, Germany and Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden |
| 72842 | Peat failure in tropical coastal peatlands in Bengkalis Island | Hiroki Kagawa, Yamaguchi University, Japan |
| 72858 | LANDSCAPE-LEVEL EVALUATION OF WATER STORAGE AND ITS SEASONAL VARIATION IN A TROPICAL PEATLAND, WEST KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA | Niken Andika Putri, PT. Mayangkara Tanaman Industri/PT. Wana Subur Lestari, Indonesia |
| 72873 | RELATIONSHIP OF THE GROUNDWATER LEVELS WITH CO2 EMISSIONS FROM PEATLAND | Siti Nurzakiah, Indonesian Center for Agricultural Land Resources Research and Development (ICALRRD), INDONESIA |
| 72879 | Sustainable Water Management Contribution to Minimize Peatland's Fire in Indonesia | Nurul Ihsan Fawzi, Tay Juhana Foundation, Indonesia |
| 73541 | MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES AND BIOGEOCHEMICAL FUNCTIONING ACROSS PEATLANDS IN THE ATHABASCA OIL SANDS REGION OF CANADA: IMPLICATIONS FOR RECLAMATION AND MANAGEMENT | Shaun Allingham, University of Derby,UK. |
| 73670 | Suitability of the poplar clone Westen for establishing of plantation forests on former peat mining areas. | Dagnija Lazdiņa |
| 74161 | Peatland fires in Latvia – their history and impact | Inese Silamiķele, University of Latvia, Latvia |