Sebastian Gayler

Dr. rer. nat. Sebastian Gayler is a Researcher at the Institute of Soil Science and Site Studies, University of Hohenheim. His work focuses on soil-plant-atmosphere interactions, regional climate modeling, and agricultural sustainability, particularly in Southwest Germany and Ethiopia. He contributes to projects like DFG-FOR 1695 and CLIFOOD, integrating land surface models (Noah-MP, WRF) with crop growth models to assess climate change impacts on soil moisture dynamics, evapotranspiration, and crop productivity. His research emphasizes digital soil mapping, model calibration, and multi-model ensembles to reduce predictive uncertainty.