Anne Hoek van Dijke

Anne Hoek van Dijke is a PostDoctoral Researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena, Germany. Her work focuses on the interplay between vegetation and hydrological processes, particularly examining how plant characteristics influence water fluxes and availability.

• Key research themes include drought legacy effects, remote sensing of vegetation during water stress, and the impact of land-cover or climate change on water cycles.
• Her publications highlight collaborations with institutions like the University of Wageningen and contributions to journals such as Nature Geosciences and Biogeosciences.
• Recent studies emphasize global tree restoration strategies, forest growth dynamics, and the use of FLUXNET data to model land-atmosphere exchanges.

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