Titia Mulder

Dr. Titia Mulder is an Associate Professor in the Department of Soil Geography and Landscape at Wageningen University. Her research focuses on digital soil mapping, soil organic carbon dynamics, and geospatial analysis with a strong emphasis on applications in the Netherlands. She leads and collaborates on projects addressing land management, soil health, and precision agriculture.

Her research interests include soil property characterization, machine learning for environmental modeling, and uncertainty quantification in geospatial datasets. Notable projects involve developing high-resolution soil maps (BIS-4D) and assessing future soil health scenarios under climate change.

Dr. Mulder co-supervises multiple PhD candidates exploring topics such as soil health assessment, functional biogeography of soil organisms, and farm management impacts on soil health. She actively participates in interdisciplinary research, integrating soil chemistry, remote sensing, and computational methods.

Her work has resulted in peer-reviewed publications on soil mapping techniques, pedotransfer functions, and precision agriculture strategies. Collaborative efforts span academic and industry partnerships, emphasizing practical applications of soil science for sustainable land use.