Wolfgang Durner is affiliated with Technische Universität Braunschweig in Germany. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and engineering, with significant contributions to environmental engineering and civil and structural engineering. Their work addresses topics including soil and unsaturated flow, soil moisture and remote sensing, groundwater flow and contamination studies, hydrology and watershed management studies, irrigation practices and water management, landslides and related hazards, and plant water relations and carbon dynamics.
They have published extensively in several scientific journals. Frequent publication venues include Vadose Zone Journal, Water, Water Resources Research, Earth System Science Data, and Hydrology and Earth System Sciences.
Their recent papers showcase a range of topics related to soil science and hydrology. Selected papers include:
Wolfgang Durner has also contributed to academic books, including a publication through Mohr Siebeck eBooks titled "Konflikte räumlicher Planungen" (2020).
Frequent coauthors include:
Their research intersects multiple subfields such as environmental engineering, civil and structural engineering, water science and technology, soil science, and management, monitoring, policy and law. The topics and publications highlight a detailed exploration of soil moisture dynamics, hydraulic properties, and measurement techniques related to soil and water sciences.
Wolfgang Durner
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A. Peters;W. Durner
U. Schindler;W. Durner;G. von Unold;L. Müller
Jan W. Hopmans;Jiří Šimůnek;Nunzio Romano;Wolfgang Durner
B. Ahrenholz;J. Tölke;P. Lehmann;A. Peters
Uwe Schindler;Wolfgang Durner;G. von Unold;L. Mueller
H. Flühler;W. Durner;M. Flury
E. Priesack;W. Durner
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H. Schelle;L. Heise;K. Jänicke;W. Durner
A. Peters;W. Durner
Sascha C. Iden;Wolfgang Durner
Frederik Schrader;Wolfgang Durner;Johann Fank;Sebastian Gebler
Andre Peters;Sascha C. Iden;Wolfgang Durner
W. Durner;U. Jansen;S. C. Iden
Efstathios Diamantopoulos;Wolfgang Durner
Wolfgang Durner;Sascha C. Iden;Georg von Unold
Torsten Zurmühl;Wolfgang Durner
W. Durner;S. C. Iden
Torsten Zurmühl;Wolfgang Durner
S. Bitterlich;W. Durner;S. C. Iden;P. Knabner
B. Scharnagl;S. C. Iden;W. Durner
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