Kategorie: Institutskolloquium Physische Geographie

Institutskolloquium PG: Impacts of anthropogenic activities and climate change on oak forest health in the Zagros Mountains, Iran – Mi. 11.01.2023

Moderation: Prof. Dr. Achim Bräuning The Zagros Mountain range in western Iran serves as a water tower for the surrounding arid and semi-arid basins. The mountain region hosts the largest oak forest biome in western Asia, which has important soil conservation and water regulation functions in...

Institutskolloquium PG: Imprints of Large-scale Atmospheric Circulation patterns in Palaeoclimatic Proxy Archives. – Mi. 08.02.2023

Moderation: Prof. Dr. Achim Bräuning The increasing frequency of extreme weather events, such as heat waves and severe droughts, is primary associated with changes in large-scale atmospheric circulation and the jet stream states. Those variations within the leading modes of atmospheric variab...

Kolloq. PG: Growth patterns and mechanisms in arctic-alpine dwarf shrubs. – Mi. 14.12.2022

Moderation: Prof. Dr. Achim Bräuning Alpine ecosystems are considered hot-spots of environmental Change with rapidly warming conditions causing massive alterations in vegetational structure. These changes and their environmental controls are highly complex and variable across spatial and temp...

Kolloq. PG: Impacts of anthropogenic activities and climate change on oak forest health in the Zagros Mountains, Iran. – Mi. 11.01.2023

Moderation: Prof. Dr. Achim Bräuning The Zagros Mountain range in western Iran serves as a water tower for the surrounding arid and semi-arid basins. The mountain region hosts the largest oak forest biome in western Asia, which has important soil conservation and water regulation functions in t...

Institutskolloquium Physische Geographie – 16.11.2022

Applications of tree-ring analysis in West Africa for the analysis of landscape dynamics and climate change effects. Larba Hubert Balima; Zainabu Dabre; Mariana Sambou ; Rachida Ghadamassi (Elfenbeinküste) - Moderation: Prof. Dr. Achim Bräuning Globalization is rapidly transforming the geogra...

Institutskolloquium Physische Geographie – 13.07.2022

Das Beobachten Eisdynamischer Entwicklungen aus dem All Moritz Koch (AG Braun/Fürst) Detektion von Gletscher-"Surges" mittels Zeitreihenanalyse Gletscher, die als „Surge“-Typen bezeichnet werden kennzeichnen sich durch einen quasi-periodisches Verhalten von Ruhe- und Aktivphasen ...

Institutskolloquium Physische Geographie – 20.07.2022

Tipping Elements in the Earth System Prof. Marisa Montoya (IGEO Madrid) There is increasing concern that certain large-scale components of the Earth may respond highly nonlinearly at critical future levels of anthropogenic forcing. Examples of such tipping elements are thought to be the Atlant...