Katharina Schott

Katharina Schott is a researcher at the Institute of Soil Research within the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). She is actively involved in interdisciplinary projects focusing on stable isotope techniques to analyze biogeochemical processes in hydrological systems and climate change impacts on forest ecosystems.

• Key research areas include stable isotope applications in environmental science, nutrient and water tracing in the Danube River, climate change-induced drought stress, and bark beetle outbreak dynamics in Austrian forests.
• Her work integrates drone technology and isotopic hydrograph separation methods, as seen in collaborations like the Bark-BeAT project and studies on riparian zones.