Oskar Franklin joined the IIASA Forestry and Greenhouse Gas Initiative Projects (GGI) in June 2004, where he developed forest models for the prediction of forest greenhouse gas fluxes in response to management options. Recently, he worked on theory and modeling of soil microbial processes and nutrient cycling. He is also leading a GGI project on the development of a new generation forest and vegetation model that takes advantage of ecological principles to realistically account for climate change effects and disturbances.
Dr. Franklin received his PhD in systems ecology at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala in 2003. His work involved optimal plant theory and forest growth responses to nitrogen and carbon dioxide. Prior to becoming involved in ecology, he earned an MSc in physics engineering at Uppsala University and worked at the Swedish Radiation Protection Institute with nuclear power emissions and environmental effects.
Last update: 13-SEP-2010
Hall,M. Medlyn,B.E. Abramowitz,G. Franklin,O. Rantfors,M. Linder,S. Wallin,G. (2013)
Which are the most important parameters for modelling carbon assimilation in boreal Norway spruce under elevated [CO2] and temperature conditions? ... More
Naesholm,T. Hoegberg,P. Franklin,O. Metcalfe,D. Keel,S.G. Campbell,C. Hurry,V. Linder,S. Hoegberg,M.N. (2013)
Are ectomycorrhizal fungi alleviating or aggravating nitrogen limitation of tree growth in boreal forests? ... More
Franklin,O. Johansson,J. Dewar,R.C. Dieckmann,U. McMurtrie,R.E. Braennstroem,A. Dybzinski,R. (2012)
Modeling carbon allocation in trees: A search for principles ... More
Bodin,P. Franklin,O. (2012)
Efficient modeling of sun/shade canopy radiation dynamics explicitly accounting for scattering ... More
Franklin,O. Moltchanova,E. Kraxner,F. Seidl,R. Bottcher,H. Rokityiansky,D. Obersteiner,M. (2012)
Large-scale forest modeling: Deducing stand density from inventory data ... More
Bodin,P. Franklin,O. (2011)
Efficient modeling of sun/shade canopy radiation dynamics explicitly accounting for scattering ... More
Hall,E.K. Maixner,F. Franklin,O. Daims,H. Richter,A. Battin,T.J. (2011)
Linking microbial and ecosystem ecology using ecological stoichiometry: A synthesis of conceptual and empirical approaches ... More
Franklin,O. Hall,E.K. Kaiser,C. Battin,T.J. Richter,A. (2011)
Optimization of biomass composition explains microbial growth-stoichiometry relationships ... More
Leduc,S. Lundgren,J. Franklin,O. Dotzauer,E. (2010)
Location of a biomass based methanol production plant: A dynamic problem in northern Sweden ... More
Franklin,O. Aoki,K. Seidl,R. (2009)
A generic model of thinning and stand density effects on forest growth, mortality and net increment ... More
Dewar,R.C. Franklin,O. Maekelae,A. McMurtrie,R.E. Valentine,H.T. (2009)
Optimal function explains forest responses to global change ... More
Franklin,O. McMurtrie,R.E. Iversen,C.M. Crous,K.Y. Finzi,A.C. Tissue,D.T. Ellsworth,D. Oren,R. Norby,R.J. (2009)
Forest fine-root production and nitrogen use under elevated CO2: Contrasting responses in evergreen and deciduous trees explained by a common principle ... More
Franklin,O. (2007)
Optimal nitrogen allocation controls tree responses to elevated CO2 ... More
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