Organic EprintsSimulations of the effects of application of composted and anaerobically digested municipal waste on leaching of nitrogen, denitrification and soil C storage with the agroecosystem model Dasiy SanderBruunauthorLars StoumannJensenauthorThis report has been compiled in connection with a collaborative project with the research group developing the waste management model EASTWASTE at Dept. of Environment and Resources, DTU. The project employs the agroecosystem model, Dasiy, to simulate leaching of nitrogen, denitrification and carbon storage caused by application of compost made from municipal solid waste and the residue after anaerobic digestion biogasification) of municipal solid waste. These simulations will be used to estimate coefficients to be used for the description of these processes in the EASTWASTE model. The report describes the procedures applied in the setup of the Dasiy model, the scenarios to be simulated and the results of these simulations. Nutrient turnover Soil Production systems Farming Systems Recycling, balancing and resource management Air and water emissions Composting and manuring2004-08Report

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