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Dr Sultan

Senior Lecturer

sultan@unismuh.ac.id

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Dr Sultan is a Lecturer at the Department of Forestry. His focus on soil especially composition and soil horizon, also activity on human influences, such as deforestation, logging, and inappropriate land management practices, can have a significant impact on forest soils. These activities can cause soil erosion, loss of organic matter, nutrient depletion, and changes in soil structure. When studying forest soils, consider exploring topics such as the effects of different tree species on soil properties, the role of soil microorganisms in bad cycling, methods of preventing soil erosion, or the impact of climate change on forest soils.

Responsibility:

Courses Name:
1.Silvika
2.Silviculture
3.Forest planning
4.Geology and forest soil science
5.Forest rehabilitation planning

Hasanuddin University, Graduate Program
Thesis: Potential of Gaharu-producing Trees (Gyrinops Sp) and Their Regeneration in Lero Village, Masamba District, North Luwu Regency, South Sulawesi

Hasanuddin University, Graduate Program
Thesis : Analysis of Agroforestry Patterns in the Upstream Lawo Sub-watershed, Soppeng Regency, South Sulawesi Province

Hasanuddin University, Postgraduate Program, 
Disertation: Low Carbon Emission Critical Land Planning Model in the Bila Watershed of South Sulawesi

Recent Research Project:
1.Estimation of Biomass, Carbon Stocks, O2 Production and Environmental Service Value CO2 Absorption of Forest Stands in Grand Forest Parks
2.Identification of Potential Natural Tourism Object of Tinambung District Gowa
3.Utilization of Waste from Logging Rubber Trees into Wood Vinegar
4.Analysis of Land Use Change in the Period of 2001-2016 Using Remote Sensing Technique in Watershed Bila in South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia

Link: Google Scholar, Sinta, ORCID

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