Jörg Steidl

Dr. Jörg Steidl is a Researcher at the Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) in Müncheberg, Germany, affiliated with Research Area 2 "Land Use and Governance" and the Working Group "Lowland Hydrology and Water Management". His work directly addresses agricultural landscape resilience through hydrological science and water management innovation.

His core research interests include:

• Risk management of agricultural water systems during extreme weather events
• Nutrient retention in drainage systems using wetlands and retention ponds
• Climate change adaptation strategies for small-catchment water management
• Impact assessment of climate change on watershed landscape elements
• Displacement-time behavior modeling of water and solute fluxes in catchments

These interests align with ZALF's strategic focus on "Agriculture under climate change" and "Agriculture for healthy soils and biodiversity", contributing to sustainable landscape transformation through empirical analysis and system modeling.

No scientific awards or student advising activities are documented in the source material. His research operates within ZALF's Computation & Data Service Platform framework, suggesting reliance on institutional data infrastructure without mention of external grants.

Dr. Steidl's working group functions as ZALF's primary unit for lowland hydrological research, directly engaging with experimental infrastructure to develop climate-resilient agricultural water solutions.