Jonas Pyschik
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Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg
Hydrology
Friedrichstraße 39
79098 Freiburg
Hydrology
Friedrichstraße 39
79098 Freiburg
Publications
Articles
2025 - Pyschik, J. & Weiler, M. (2025): Detecting the occurrence of preferential flow in soils with stable water isotopes (preprint). Hydrology and Earth System Sciences ...(...), ...
- Pyschik, J.; Kuleshov, A.; Fasching, C.; Chifflard, P.; Hopp, L.; Blume, T. & Weiler, M. (2025): A comparative study of subsurface stormflow at three trenched hillslopes: sources, pathways and tracer behavior (preprint). Water Resource Research ...(...), ...
- Pyschik, J.; Seeger, S.; Herbstritt, B. & Weiler, M. (2025): Technical note: A fast and reproducible autosampler for direct vapor equilibration isotope measurements. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 29(2), 525--534
Other:
2025 - Thoenes, E.; Kohl, B.; Lechner, V.; Pyschik, J.; Weiler, M. & Achleitner, S. (2025.04.28). Exploring Subsurface Stormflow through Sprinkling Experiments at Multiple Trenchsites. Presented at EGU, Vienna.
- Chifflard, P.; Fasching, C.; Pyschik, J. & Weiler, M. (2025.04.28). Subsurface stormflow transport of water-soluble organic matter in hillslopes. Presented at EGU General Assembly 2025, Vienna, Austria.
- Pyschik, J.; Thoenes, E.; Achleitner, S.; Kohl, B. & Weiler, M. (2025.04.28). Tracing Subsurface Stormflow: Insights into Preferential Flow and Pre-Event Water Contributions from Controlled Sprinkling Experiments. Presented at EGU 2025, Vienna.
- Pyschik, J.; Kuleshov, A.; Fasching, C.; Chifflard, P.; Blume, T.; Hopp, L. & Weiler, M. (2024.04.15). Insights into Subsurface Stormflow Dynamics Using Multitracer Approaches. Presented at EGU 2024, Vienna.
2024 - Pyschik, J. & Weiler, M. (2024.09.12). Identifying soil water storage and water mobilization processes using stable water isotopes. Presented at WATSON Final Action Conference, Online.
2023 - Pyschik, J. & Weiler, M. (2023.04.28). Detecting the Occurrence of Preferential Flow in Soils with Stable Water Isotopes. Presented at EGU, Vienna.