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Southeastern Europe Mountain Research Network (SEEmore):
Global Change Scientists in the Mountains of Southeastern Europe
„Who-is-who“-List compiled for the SEEmore Initiative by Florentina Popescu, West University of Timisoara, Romania and Astrid Björnsen Gurung, MRIEurope Programme Manager, Institute for Mountain Research: Man and Environment (IGF), Austrian Academy of Sciences. To add/delete an entry or to
make changes, please send a message to: [email protected] or [email protected]
Please make sure you provide brief information on the following topics: Research interest and expertise (including sites, geographical interest and URL of
the person, institute or project, if available), name of contact person including title (Prof., Dr., MSc, etc.), affiliation and place, country code and email.
The countries covered by the SEEmore initiative are Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia,
Slovenia and Turkey. The list is also open to mountain scientists from outside Southeastern Europe who have an expertise of research interest in the
SEEmore region.
Research Interest/Expertise
Contact Person
Management of Natural Resources
Http://albania.rec.org
Bejko Djana, Senior Expert, (The
Regional Environmental Center,
Tirana)
Ivziku Saimir
(Mountain Areas Development
Agency, Tirana)
Kallajxhu Alkeda, Dr.,
Assist. Prof.,
(AgriculturalUniversity of Tirana)
Krutaj Farudin
(Geographic Studies Center)
Lushej Bashiliin
Minga Alvi
Muharremi Denada,
(Agronomical University of
Tirana)
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Environmental management, global changes, local governance
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Geology, geography, geosites
Land use changes, environmental impact assessment
Land use changes
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Geography, Mountains, Urban Studies,
Regional development
Natural hazards in mountainous areas with focus to torrents, debris flows and
landslides- hazard assessment, risk analysis and management. Impacts of
climate change, vegetation, land use etc. Documentation and monitoring.
http://bfw.ac.at/rz/bfwcms.web?dok=4770
Remote sensing
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Aquatic ecology, aquatic macrophyte’s function in aquatic ecosystems,
macrophyte diversity and geographical distribution, rivers & floodplain water
bodies, lakes, Central and Eastern Europe, application of remote sensing
techniques to mountain river, and lake, vegetation assessment
Aquatic macrophyte’s function in aquatic ecosystems, macrophyte diversity in
the Danube River Corridor, river and oxbow restoration and conservation
strategies, relations between Water Framework Directive and related European
Standards on Biological Methods and related to conservation aspects for river
and lake macrophyte vegetation.
http://131.130.57.239/fresh/;
http://www.univie.ac.at/fresh/hydrobotanik/
Project: www.midcc.at
Interpretation and analysis of long time series with regard to climate change in
mountainous regions. In the framework of cross-border EU- projects like ALPIMP (http://www.zamg.ac.at/ALP-IMP) or more specifically, HISTALP
(http://www.zamg.ac.at/histalp;Historical Instrumental Climatological Surface
Time Series of the Greater Alpine Region (GAR))
Geoinformation, BalkanGEOnet partner (http://www.balkangeo.net/)
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Onuzi Kujtim,
(National Society For
Mountainous Studies – NSMS,
Tirana)
Sallaku Fathbardh, Lecturer
(Agriculture University of Tirana)
Tota Odeta, Dr.,
(Aleksander Moisiu University,
Durres)
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Borsdorf Axel, Prof.
(Austrian Academy of Sciences,
Institute for Mountain Research)
Hagen Karl,
(Federal Research and Training
Center for Forests, Nature
Hazards and Landscapes)
Haubold Herbert, Dr.
(Stabsstelle
Organisationsentwicklung &
Interne Kommunikation, Vienna)
Henning Sabine,
(Austrian Academy of Sciences)
Janauer Georg A., Prof. Dr.
(University of Vienna,
Department of Limnology and
Hydrobotany, Section of
Hydrobotany)
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[email protected]
[email protected]
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Dr. Haubold Herbert
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
Jurkovic Anita
(ZAMG-Central Institute of
Meteorology and Geodynamics;
Division Data, Methods,
Modeling, Vienna)
Herwig Proske
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[email protected]
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http://www.joanneum.at/digital
Co-ordinator
Southeast European Era-Net PLUS (SEE-ERA NET PLUS)
http://www.see-era.net
http://www.zsi.at
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Wetlands
www.panda.org/mediterranean
Social Geography
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Mountain research, biodiversity, vegetation ecology, karst area, climate
changes and biodiversity, human ecology
Climate resources, climate variability and change, extreme weather events,
vulnerability and adaptation of various sectors under climate variability and
change, application of statistical and dynamic simulation models of climate and
ecosystems
(DIGITAL - Institute of
Information and Communication
Technologies¸Graz)
Gajduscek Martin Felix,
(SEE-ERA NET PLUS, Centre for
Social Innovation, Vienna)
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[email protected]
Morandini Marcella,
(Alpine Convention)
Bajramovic Sabahudin
(Faculty of Agriculture)
Daubatsic Mirza,
(University of Sarajevo)
Jahic Haris,
(University of Sarajevo)
Mateljak Zoran, Freshwater
Programme Coordinator
(WWF Mediterranean
Programme, Mostar)
Nurkovic Rahman,
(Department of Geography
Policy and Economic Geography,
Faculty of Sciences and
Mathematics, University of
Sarajevo)
Saric Dragana,
(Faculty of Forestry)
Sulejman Redzic,
(Academy of Sciences and Arts
of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Center of Ecology and Natural
Resources Faculty of Science,
University of Sarajevo Bosnia
and Herzegovina)
Alexandrov Vesselin, prof.
Director of the Department of
Meteorology
National Institute of Meteorology
and Hydrology, BAS
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
[email protected]
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
BA
[email protected]
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
http://www.meteo.bg/meteorology/v_alexandrov_e.htm
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Climate Change impacts on plant evolution in the mountain and alpine flora of
Bulgaria: distribution and migration, hybridization and speciation of mosses,
ferns and seed plants
Computer control systems, with a focus on systems architecture, operational
and application software for industrial computer systems
http://www.inrne.bas.bg
http://beo-db.inrne.bas.bg
Applied: Viticulture, Fruit-growing, Pomology, Agrocultural chemistry, Plant
nutrition
Environmental protection in mountain areas
Tourism, tourism policy, sustainable development, product development,
marketing
Past Global Change in our Mountains – paleoecology.
Our work is connected with palynological research of lake, peat deposits and
also of the modern pollen rain in mountains.
Environmental management
Ecosystems of mountain regions
www.ecolab.bas.bg/main/LTER-Bulgaria/
Ecosystems of mountain regions
www.ecolab.bas.bg/main/LTER-Bulgaria/
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Anchev Mincho E., Prof.
(Institute of Botany, Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences)
Natcheva Rayna, Dr.
Angelov Christo, assoc prof.,
Institute for Nuclear Research
and Nuclear Energy, BAS
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
Apostolova Maria, Prof. Dr.
(University of Forestry, Sofia)
Assenov, Assen Ivanov,
Assist. Prof.,
(Landscapes and Environmental
Protection Department, Faculty
of Geology and Geography,
University of Sofia “St. Kliment
Ohridsky”)
Assenova Mariana, Dr.,
Chief Assistant Professor
(University of Sofia)
Atanasov Atanas
(Institute of Geography, BAS)
Atanasov Emil
(Ministry of Agriculture and
Food)
Atanassova Juliana, Dr.
(Department of Botany,
Biological Faculty, Sofia
University)
Borissova Bilyana, prof. dr.,
(Department of Landscape
Ecology and Environmental
Protection, Faculty of Geology
and Geography, Sofia University
"St.Kliment Ohridski")
Bozilova Elissaveta, Prof.
Bratanova – Doncheva Svetla Dr.
LTER Bulgaria, IBER-BAS
Chipevr Nesho, Dr
LTER Bulgaria, IBER-BAS
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
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BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
BG
[email protected]
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
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http://www.zoology.bas.bg/
Tourism, potential, product, demand, impacts
Ecotourism
Climate change, high mountains, alpine geomorphology, mountain
biogeography, GIS
High mountains on the Balkan region (especially Rila, Pirin), research of glacial
features (relict and recent), high mountain environments and landscapes.
Bulgarian programme “HIMONT research” (initiative for a complex geographical
research of high mountain areas in the context of global change)
Tourism
Population geography (geography of settlements; rural population and
settlements; ethnic groups; geodemography); rural tourism
Mountains and thunderstorms, lightnings, ozone, sprites.
www.meteo.bg
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Dimitrov Dimiter, Dr.
(Institute of Zoology, BAS)
Dogramadjieva Elka, Dr.
(University of Sofia „St. Kliment
Ohridski“)
Gachev Emil Mariov, Dr.
(Institute of Geography,
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Southwestern University “Neofit
Rilski”, Faculty of Mathematics
and Natural Sciences,
Department of Geography,
Ecology and Environmental
protection)
Gergov Evgheni
(Ministry of Agriculture and
Food)
Gikov Aleksander
(Space Research Institute)
Gratsianova Kristina,
(Institute of Geography,
BAS)
Ilieva Nadezhda
(Institute of Geography,
BAS)
Jordanova Marina
(Institute of Geography,
BAS)
Kalchev Tsvetsomir
(Institute of Geography,
BAS)
Kazakov Atanas, Dr.
(University of Sofia „St. Kliment
Ohridski“)
Kazakov Boris,
(Institute of Geography, BAS)
Kolev Staytcho, Dr. Assoc.Prof.
(National Institute of
Meteorology and HydrologyBulgarian Academy of Sciences,
Sofia)
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
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Environmental quality assessment, arsenic, heavy metals
Mining affected river basins in Bulgaria, Lower Danube basin
http://geograph.bas.bg
Regional development, environmental
policy
Climate change, botany
http://www.bio.bas.bg/botany/
Tourism, GIS
Climatology, Bioclimatology, Human bioclimatic comfort/discomfort, Climateand-tourism, Climate-and-therapy, Man-environment heat exchange, Wind and
solar renewable energy sources.
Landscape ecology, GIS, Remote sensing, hydrologic modeling
Climate change, extreme events and natural hazards, risk assessment and
management, ecological aspects of climate change.
Mountain regions in Bulgaria and in the neighbour countries.
http://geograph.bas.bg
Diatom morphology & taxonomy; Neogene-Quaternary nonmarine & marine
diatom biostratigraphy;Palaeoenvironment and palaeoecological mathematical
models; siliceous microfossils as palaeoecological indicators
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Kotsev Kostadinov Tsvetan, Dr.
(Institute of Geography,
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)
Koulov Boian, Dr.
Associate Professor
(National Institute of Geophysics,
Geodesy, and Geography
BAS)
Lazarova Maria, Assoc. Prof.
(Institute of Botany, Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences)
Marinov Vassil, Dr.
(University of Sofia „St. Kliment
Ohridski“)
Marinova Elena, Assist. Prof.
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
Mateeva Zoya,
(Institute of Geography,
BAS)
Mihailkova Desislava
(State Agency for Tourism)
Mladenov Chavdar
(Institute of Geography,
BAS)
Natcheva Rayna, Dr.
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
Nedkov Stoyan
(Institute of Geography, BAS)
Nikolov Nicola,
(Institute of Geography, BAS)
Nikolova Mariyana, Dr.
Director of the (Institute of
Geography, BAS)
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
mn@bas
Nojarov Peter, Prof.
Department of Geography,
National Institute of Geophysics,
Geodesy and Geography, BAS
Ognianova-Rumenova Nadia,
Assoc. prof.
Department of Paleontology,
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
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http://www.geology.bas.bg/~nognjan/
Climate Change, botany
http://www.bio.bas.bg/botany/
Snow cover, snow depth
Biodiversity
Reconstruction of the postglacial flora, vegetation history and climate changes
in the montane areas of South Bulgaria – deglaciation stages, tree migrations
and location of refugia, establishment of reliable chronologies, anthropogenic
impact (expertise in pollen analysis, plant macrofossils, pollen monitoring,
paleogeomorphology, plant biodiversity).
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Stratigraphy and Sedimentology,
Geological Institute, BAS
Pavlova Maria,
(Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Peev Dimitar, Prof. Dr.
(Institute of Botany, Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences)
Petrov Peter
(Institute of Geography, BAS)
Petkova Nadejda,
National Institute of Meteorology
and Hydrology, BAS
Radukov Zahari
(Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Rossen Vassilev, Ex.Dir.
Rumyana Ivanova, Programme
Director
(Bulgarian Biodiversity
Foundation, Sofia)
Serbezov Ruslan
(Ministry of Environment and
Water)
Stamenov Jordan
(Institute for Nuclear Research
and Nuclear Energy)
Stefanova Vyara
(Ministry of Agriculture and
Food)
Stoyanov Krasimir, Dr.
(Southwest University of
Blagoevgrad)
Tinchev Georgi
(State Forestry Agency)
Todorova Stela
(Ministry of Environment and
Water)
Tonkov Spassimir, Assoc. Prof.
(Sofia University)
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
g
Rumyan.Ivanova@biodiversity.
bg
BG
[email protected].
bg
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected].
bg
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
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BG
[email protected]
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Remote Sensing, Spatial Analysis and Modelling, Thematic Mapping, Land
Cover, Land Use, Landscape Ecology, Geomorphology
Coastal zone, Mountain Regions
http://geograph.bas.bg
Plant diversity, plant conservation, alien plants, biosphere reserves
Impact of tourism in mountainous areas
Organic vegetable growing, Growing technology of vegetables, Non-traditional
vegetables, Broccoli, Mulching, Composting
Landscape ecology, ecosystem services, spatial modeling of nature systems,
wetlands
Assessment of water quality in different environments and its impact on crops
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Varbanov Mariyan
(Institute of Geography, BAS)
Vasileva Vanja, chief assistant,
(Bishop Konstantin Preslavski
University of Shumen)
Vatseva Rumiana
(Institute of Geography, BAS)
BG
BG
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
Velina Yana
(Ministry of Environment and
Water)
Vladimirov Vladimir, Dr.
(Department of Plant and Fungal,
Diversity and Resources,
Institute of Biodiversity and
Ecosystem Research, Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences)
Vlaskov Vladimir
(Institute of Geography, BAS)
Vodenska Maria, prof. Dr.
(SofiaUniversity
“St.KlimentOhridski”, Faculty of
Geography and Geology,
Geography of Tourism
Department)
Yordanova Milena, Dr.
(University of Forestry, Faculty of
Agronomy Sofia)
Zahari Radukov
(Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Zaharieva Irina
(Ministry of Regional
Development)
Zhelezov Georgi, Dr., Ass. Prof.
(Institute of Geography,
BAS)
Zhivkov Zhivko,
(Agricultural Faculty,
University of Forestry, Sofia)
Pandeva Zlatka
BG
[email protected]
g
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected]
BG
[email protected].
bg
BG
[email protected]
BG
BG/A
[email protected]
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International and comparative environmental politics and policy. Regional
environmental governance. Sustainable mountain development.
Globalization, mountains, the Balkans,scales, networks
Regionalization of environmental initiatives in South-eastern Europe
www.unep-dabeo.org
http://www.unige.ch/ses/geo/collaborateurs/assistants/djordjevicdusan.html
Inter-and transdisciplinary research methods, knowledge management
Mountains, spatial differentiation, policies, identity politics, lobbies
Geomorphology,
Electrical resistivity tomography, gravimetric survey, active tectonics,
trenching, Sudetic Marginal Fault, Bohemian Massif
Human and economic development,
tourism, housing.
Human and economic development, tourism, housing.
Regional Climate Modeling, Regional Water Cycle, Hydrometeorology,
Anthropogenic Climate Change, Atmospheric Teleconnections
http://web.itu.edu.tr/bozkurtd/Site/CV.html
Geo-/Landscape ecology, environmental science, protection of natural
resources, sustainability, ecosystem and landscape services, landscape and
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(Austrian Science and Research
Liason Office Sofia)
Balsiger Jörg, PhD
Research collaborator
(Department of geography,
University of Geneva)
Djordjevic Dusan, PhD Candidate
Research Assistant
(Department of Geography,
University of Geneva)
Gaberell Simon, PhD Candidate,
Research Assistant,
(Department of Geogrphy,
Université de Genève)
Paulsen Theres
(Swiss Academies of Arts and
Sciences)
Rudaz Gilles
(Department of Geography,
University of Geneva)
Serebryakova Alexandra,
Consultant, Capacity Building
(UNEP/DEWA/GRID-Europe,
Geneva)
Veronika Smolkova, PhD
(Department of Physical
Geography and Geoecology,
Faculty of Science, University of
Ostrava)
Bailly Guillaume, Dr., Assoc.
Prof.
(Université Versailles/SaintQuentin en Yvelines)
Billard Gerald, Prof. Dr.,
(Université du Maine, Le Mans)
Bozkurt Deniz, visiting
researcher
(Max Planck Institute for
Meteorology, Hamburg)
Karsten Grunewald, Dr.
Senior scientist and project
T
CH
[email protected]
CH
[email protected]
[email protected]
CH
[email protected]
CH
[email protected]
CH
[email protected]
CH
alexandra.serebryakova@unep
grid.ch
CZ
[email protected]
FR
[email protected]
FR
[email protected]
DE
[email protected]
DE
[email protected]
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climate change, matter balances of landscapes, geo-archives, soil geography,
nature conservation, hydro-geography and water framework directive, high and
low mountain ecosystems, Central and Southeast Europe
http://www.ioer.de/1/ioer-overview/staff/grunewald/
Dendrocronology, climate change
Southeast Europe
http://www.landschaftsforschungszentrum.de/s1/downloads/CV_en_joerg.pdf
Climate change in mounatin regions, sustainability of mounatin landscapes
Agri-tourism in mountain regions
Flora and vegetation.
Integrated Development of Mountain Areas (Socioeconomic and Environmental
Issues), Ecotourism in mountainous areas, Environmental Protection of
Mountain Ecosystems
Metsovion Interdisciplinary Research Centre (MIRC) of the N.T.U.A for the
Protection and Development of Mountainous Environment and Local European
Cultures (www.ntua.gr/MIRC)
Science &Technology International Cooperation
Biodiversity dynamics and management in the context of global change.
Integration of experimental and modelling designs to explore the effects of
global change on the functioning of complex ecosystems (forests and
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leader
Leibniz Institute of Ecological and
Regional Development Dresden
Scheithauer Jörg,
Posdoctoral scientific assistant,
(Landscape Research Centre,
Dresden)
Fenni Mohamed, Prof.
(Universiry Ferhat Abbas,
Faculty of Natural Sciences and
Life, Setif)
Matchavariani, Lia
(Geography Department, Faculty
of Exact & Natural Sciences,
Tbilisi State University)
Nodar Elizbarashvili, prof.dr
(Geography Department, Faculty
of Exact & Natural Sciences,
Tbilisi State University)
Nikolaishvili Dali,
(Geography Department, Faculty
of Exact & Natural Sciences,
Tbilisi State University)
Dimopoulos Panayiotis, Prof.
(University of Ioannina)
Dologlou Natali,
Biologist / MSc Environmental
Pollution Science
(Interdisciplinary Research
Center (M.I.R.C) of the National
Technical University of Athens)
Duquenne Marie-Noelle, Ass.
Prof.
(Department of Planning and
Regional Development,
University of Thessally)
Filippidis Dimitris
Fyllas Nikos
Dimitrakopoulos Panayiotis
(University of the Aegean,
DE
joerg.scheithauer@landschaftsf
orschungszentrum.de
DZ
[email protected]
GE
[email protected]
GE
[email protected],
[email protected]
GE
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
GR
GR
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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grasslands). Interaction between fire and vegetation dynamics with both
experimental and modelling studies (NE and NW mountains of Greece; Lesvos,
Crete).
http://www.aegean.gr/environment/
Environmental science, environmental education and public awareness.
Protection of Mountain environments (natural and man-made) and habitats.
Integrated Development of mountainous, less favored and vulnerable areas.
http://www.ntua.gr/MIRC/
Climate change impacts on vulnerable mountain regions; mitigation and
adaptations measures. Response of mountain forests and tree line eco-tones to
climate change. Member of The Gloria-Europe network (GR-Lefka Ori) /
Ecology, Forestry, Conservation of Biodiversity.
Cultural Economics
Vernacular Architecture
Environment and Development of mountain regions
The Metsovion Interdisciplinary Research Centre – MIRC
www.ntua.gr/MIRC
The Metsovion Interdisciplinary Research Center – MIRC
www.ntua.gr/MIRC
Renewable Energy Sources
Energy conservation
Mountain energy profile
Energy independent mountainous settlements
Energy economics
Climate change impacts on vulnerable mountain regions; mitigation and
adaptations measures. Response of mountain forests and tree line eco-tones to
climate change. Member of The Gloria-Europe network (GR-Lefka Ori) /
Forestry, GIS, Conservation of Biodiversity.
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Lesvos Island)
Ganoulis Jacques, Prof.
(Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki)
Geronteli Angeliki, MSc
(Interdisciplinary Research
Center -M.I.R.C.of the National Technical
University of Athens)
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
Ghosn Dany
(Mediterranean Agronomic
Institute of Chania (MAICh) /
Department of Environmental
Management)
Giannakopoulou Stella
Architect, MSc, PhD Candidate
(Metsovion Interdisciplinary
Research Centre – M.I.R.C.,
National Technical University of
Athens)
Kaliampakos Dimitris, Associate
Prof.
(NTUA, School of Mining and
Metallurgical Engineering,
Zografou Campus, Athens)
Katsoulakos Nikolas,
Engineer, MSc, PhD Candidate
MIRC (Metsovion Interdisciplinary
Research Centre for the
Protection and Development of
mountainous environment and
local European
Cultures, Athens)
Kazakis George
(Mediterranean Agronomic
Institute of Chania (MAICh) /
Department of Environmental
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
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Pollen analysis of the late Quaternary, vegetation history, human impact
climatic implications.
Geographical interest: Greece
Sustainable development, participatory processes, learning (extension,
education & training).
http://www.aoa.aua.gr/en/staff_details.aspx?mn=mn3&staff_id=16
Engineering and metallurgy
www.ntua.gr/MIRC
MIRC’s research and education activities concentrate mainly on the fields of:
• Integrated Development of Mountain Areas
• Socioeconomic Issues in Mountain Regions
• Cultural Heritage of Mountain Societies
• Remote Sensing Applications in Mountains
• Environmental Protection of Mountain Ecosystems
• Evaluation of Natural and Cultural Resources.
http://www.ntua.gr/MIRC/index-gb.html
Integrated Development of mountain areas, protection of mountain
environment, protection of local European cultures
http://www.ntua.gr/MIRC/
Dynamic feedback between geomorphology (landforms), landscape, processes
and plant species distribution under changing climate (modeling). Responses of
tree line eco-tones to climate change. Snow cover monitoring. Lefka Ori –
Samaria (Biosphere Reserve – Crete)
·Protected areas and ecological management: Structure and function of
protected areas (e.g. Natura 2000 network). Population dynamics and
reproductive success. Management of wild life habitats. Management of
mountain ecosystems
· Mediterranean type ecosystems: Desertification, spatial and temporal
patterns, responses to disturbances, pollination.
· Landscape ecology: Remote sensing and GIS. Vegetation structure and spatial
distribution.
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Management)
Kouli Katerina, Dr.
(Dept. of Hist.Geology Palaeontology
Faculty of Geology and
Geoenvironment
National and Kapodistrian
University of Athens)
Koutsouris Alex, Dr. ,Ass. Prof.,
(Dept. of Agricultural Economics
& Rural Development,
Agricultural University of Athens)
Mavrikos Athanassios, Dr.
(National Technical University of
Athens)
Metsovion Interdisciplinary
Research Centre (MIRC) for the
Protection and Development of
Mountainous Environment and
Local European Cultures
National Technical University of
Athens
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
Michailidou Elya, MSc,
PhD Candidate
(Interdisciplinary Research
Center -M.I.R.C.of the National Technical
University of Athens)
Nyktas Panagiotis
(Mediterranean Agronomic
Institute of Chania, Crete)
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
Pantis John D., Prof.
(Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki)
GR
[email protected]
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· Habitat use by large mammals.
· Public awareness as applied in nature conservation. Environmental education
Climate change impacts on vulnerable mountain regions; mitigation and
adaptations measures / Strategic Planner, SEA, EIA, Tourism & Sustainable
Development Metrics and Eco-tourism.
Climate change impacts on vulnerable mountain regions; mitigation and
adaptations measures; Carbon and water fluxes;
Integrated Development of Mountainous Areas
Remote Sensing Applications in Mountains
Photo-interpretation
Digital image processing and integrated (qualitative and quantitative)
information systems
Development and Environment Policies
Worth-living Integrated Development
Interdisciplinarity and integrated analysis of physical and socioeconomic reality
http://www.ntua.gr/MIRC/
Climate change impacts on vulnerable mountain regions; mitigation and
adaptations measures / Forestry, Biomass metrics, Carbon Sequestration.
Climate change impacts on Mediterranean mountains: vegetation ecology and
biogeography. Predictive vegetation mapping in Lefka Ori mountains in Crete,
Greece. Climate scenaria and the influence on communities and species
distribution on the highest or alti-mediterranean zone. Mountains on islands in
the Mediterranean.
Pollen studies within the Holocene Geoscience Research Cluster (HoloGRC)
www.hgi-cgs.hr
Climate change and its human dimension impact
Study of ostracodes within the Holocene Geoscience Research Cluster
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Pediaditi Kalliope
(Mediterranean Agronomic
Institute of Chania (MAICh) /
Department of Environmental
Management)
Radoglou Kalliopi, Dr.
(Forest Research Institute,
Thessaloniki)
Rokos Demetrius, Prof.
(NTUA, Scientific Responsible of
Metsovion Interdisciplinary
Research Center (M.I.R.C.)
of the National Technical
University of Athens
GR
[email protected]
GR
[email protected]
Zianis Dimitri
(Mediterranean Agronomic
Institute of Chania (MAICh) /
Department of Environmental
Management)
Vogiatzakis Ioannis N., Dr.
(Centre for Agri-Env. Research,
University of Reading)
GR
[email protected]
GR/U
K
[email protected]
Bajic Alica
Bakrač Koraljka, Dr.
(Croatian Geological Survey)
Zagreb
Britvec Mihaela
Gajic-Capka Marjana, Dr.
(Meteorological and Hydrological
Service, Dept. for Climatological
Research and Applied
Climatology, Zagreb)
Glasnovic Drazen
Hajek-Tadesse Valentina, Dr.
HR
HR
[email protected]
[email protected]
HR
HR
[email protected]
[email protected]
HR
HR
[email protected]
[email protected]
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[email protected]
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(HoloGRC)
www.hgi-cgs.hr
Geochemestry and GIS within the the Holocene Geoscience Research Cluster
(HoloGRC)
www.hgi-cgs.hr
Basic and applied research on Holocene processes, deposits, and water related
to the Croatian karst part of the Dinarides eco-region. The research groups
focus is on environmental change during the Holocene within the karst as a
result of both climate and landuse change and the geological framework.
Holocene climate change is conducted in the Group. Lake sediments, soil
deposits and landforms, plant fossils (pollen, and macrofossils), animal fossils
(ostracods) and GIS are used to document and explain recent climate change
Current projects:
“Holocene sediments as archives of environmental change in the Adriatic
basins” funded by the Croatian Ministry of Science
“Climate change and water supply” (CC-Waters) SEE Transnational Cooperation
Project with the Lead Partner Vienna Waterworks
www.hgi-cgs.hr
Mesoscale meteorology, mountain meteorology, wind energy meteorology.
Numerical analysis of Mediterranean cyclones&Bora downslope windstorms and
their predictability to the upper-level precursor (WRF, MM5, ALADIN); sitespecific wind and turbulence forecasting (CFD, LES); wind resource estimates
(dynamical downscaling).
http://meteo.hr
Project: Wind resources and forecasting in complex terrain of Croatia
(WINDEX)
URL: http://www.windex.hr
Secondary project: Storms and natural catastrophes in Croatia
http://radar.dhz.hr/~horvath
The scientists from Radiocarbon and Tritium Laboratory develop measurement
techniques of cosmogenic radioisotopes (14C, 3H), and are engaged in use of
isotopes in multidisciplinary scientific research in archaeology, geology,
hydrogeology, geochemistry, paleoclimatology and ecology. Significant part of
investigations is performed in karst environment using isotopic and
geochemical analyses.
Current projects:
- Natural radioisotopes in investigation of karst ecosystems and dating
- Influence of climate and environmental changes to the process of biologicaly
induced calcite pricipitation in the Plitvice Lakes
http://www.irb.hr/en/str/zef/z3labs/lna/
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(Croatian Geological Survey,
Zagreb)
Hasan Ozren, MSc
(Croatian Geological Survey,
Zagreb)
Holocene Geoscience Research
Cluster (HoloGRC)
(Croatian Geological Survey)
Zagreb
HR
[email protected]
HR
[email protected]
Horvath Kristian Dr.
(Meteorological and Hydrological
Service, Zagreb)
HR
[email protected]
Horvatincic Nada Dr.
(Rudjer Boskovic Institute,
Radiocarbon and Tritium
Laboratory, Zagreb)
HR
[email protected]
Huber Djuro
HR
[email protected]
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XRD mineralogy within the the Holocene Geoscience Research Cluster
(HoloGRC)
www.hgi-cgs.hr
Pollen studies within the Holocene Geoscience Research Cluster (HoloGRC)
www.hgi-cgs.hr
Hydrochemistry within the the Holocene Geoscience Research Cluster
(HoloGRC)
www.hgi-cgs.hr
Geochemistry, karst mountain soils, paleolimnology, Holocene environmental
change
Ecological infrastructure, traditional natural resources, socio-economical
analyses, public awareness (local inhabitants and visitors)
Geochemistry within the the Holocene Geoscience Research Cluster (HoloGRC)
www.hgi-cgs.hr
Hydrogeology within the Holocene Geoscience Research Cluster (HoloGRC)
www.hgi-cgs.hr
The project addresses the following objectives:
·to estimate wind climate of Croatia
·to identify the best options for implementation of the next generation sitespecific short-range wind forecasting system in complex terrain of Croatia
Lansdscape architecture and planning, urban environmental management,
integrated coastal zone management, stakeholder participation, biodiversity,
nature and society, research and policy integration
http://www.yatedo.com/p/Cil+Aysegul/normal/2c6cd414be1c4115858d963561
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Ilijanić Nikolina, BSc,
(Croatian Geological Survey,
Zagreb)
Ivancan-Picek Branca
Koch Georg, Dr.
(Croatian Geological Survey,
Zagreb)
Marjanac Ljerka
Marković Tamara, Dr.
(Croatian Geological Survey,
Zagreb)
Miko Slobodan,
(Croatian Geological survey,
Zagreb)
Nikolic Toni
Rasol Dubravka
Sijan Milena
Smrekar Ales, Dr.
(Anton Melik Geogr. Institute)
Šparica Miko Martina, MSc,
(Croatian Geological Survey,
Zagreb)
Srnec Lidija
Terzić Josip, Dr.
(Croatian Geological Survey,
Zagreb)
Topic Jasenka
Tutis Vlasta
Wind resources and forecasting
in complex terrain of Croatia WINDEX
(Meteorological and Hydrological
Service), Croatia
Zaninovic Ksenija
Chrenko Milan
(NFP/Eionet coordinator, EEA)
Cil Aysegul
(European Centre for Nature
Conservation)
HR
[email protected]
HR
HR
[email protected]
[email protected]
HR
HR
[email protected]
[email protected]
HR
[email protected]
HR
HR
HR
HR
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
HR
[email protected]
HR
HR
[email protected]
[email protected]
HR
HR
HR
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
HR
INT
[email protected]
[email protected]
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DABEO, which aims at covering state, trends and future enviromental outlook,
will be carried out as a collaborative exercise among the countries of the
region, UNEP, the Environment and Security (ENVSEC) initiative and other
international organizations and stakeholders.
http://unep-dabeo.org/
Evaluation of the status and needs of the rare breeds and seend as action
initiator.
Consevation of livestock as cultural heritage
The aim of the project to create basics, and to deliver basic data, analysis of
situations (need for action) and methods for solutions (Management Tools,
Rescue Stations).
Aim of the planned Balkans-networking is furthermore the exchange of knowhow of involved circles. This includes mutual assistance and support in practical
conservation work, project concepts etc., promoted by regular meetings, e-mail
conferences and other forms of exchange
http://www.agrobiodiversity.net/balkan/
http://www.save-foundation.net
Forest pathology, Forest protection, Biotic and abiotic forest stresses,
Biodiversity of vascular plant and macrofungi, Forest genetics
(collaborative projects with University of Poznan (Poland), University of
Belgrade (Serbia) and University of Sv. Kiril i Metodije (Rep. of Macedonia).
http://www.iasma.it/
http://cri.fmach.eu/
Forest ecology and silviculture
Dynamics, disturbances and climate change impacts on old-growth forests
(studies in collaboration with the University of Baja-Luka, Bosnia-Herzegovina)
www.agroselviter.unito.it
Carrying capacity and ecological footprint, ecotourism and environmental
sciences
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DABEO
(Dinaric Arc and Balkans
Environmental Outlook)
Geneva
INT
Lise Yildiray
UNDP (United Nations
Development Programme)
Pypaert Philippe,
Programme Specialist,
(UNESCO, Venice Office)
SAVE Foundation
(Branch St.Gallen, c/o Monitoring
Institute for Rare Breeds and
Seeds in Europe, St.Gallen)
INT
[email protected]
INT
[email protected]
INT
[email protected]
YAVAŞLI Doğukan Doğu,
Science Collaborator,
(NASA Goddard Space Flight
Center)
La Porta Nicola Dr.
Head of Environment
Biotechnology Platform
FEM-IASMA (Trento) Italy
INT
[email protected]
IT
[email protected]
Renzo Motta Dr., Assoc Prof.
(Dep. AGROSELVITER
University of Turin)
IT
[email protected]
Shayesteh Kamran, Dr
(University of Malayer)
IR
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http://malayeru.academia.edu/KamranShayesteh
www.balkanfoundation.org
Biological Diversity; Plant Pests and Diseases; Mountain Economies; Traditional
Knowledge and Belief Systems; Forest Policy; Forest Genetics.
Birdprotection Macedonia (organization)
Nature protection in general on national level (experts
capacity for different groups of flora, fungi and fauna-invertebrates and
vertebrates). Special interest on mountains as they are the most
threatened!
Involved in Pelister National Park Management Plan preparation (by
EUROSITE standards), Belasica Mounntain project for valorization of
biodiversity, Mavrovo National Park re-valorization and management plan
preparation
http://www.birdprotection.org.mk
Large carnivores, Vertebrates, and butterflies, dragonflies and grasshoppers
from Invertebrates.
Soil erosion (accelerated erosion) in mountain areas in Macedonia.
Human impact on the mountainous landscape.
Assessment of natural hazards and extreme events.
Remote sensing and GIS analyses of topography and vegetation cover.
Geodiversity in mountain areas in Macedonia.
Development planning for the rural and mountain regions in Macedonia
www.balkanfoundation.org
Sustainability of the Protected Area System of Montenegro
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Andonovski Vlatko,
(Balkan Foundation for
Sustainable Development,
Skopje)
Bojan Rantasa
Andonovski Vlatko, Dr.
Karadelev Mitko, Dr.
(Forestry Institute, Macedonia)
Branko Micevski, dr. sci.
professor , president of BPM
(Institute of Biology,
Faculty of Sciences, Dpt. for
animal taxonomy and ecology
Skopje)
MK
[email protected]
MK
MK
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected].
mk
[email protected]
Branko Micevski, dr. sci.
professor, president of
Birdprotection Macedonia
(Institute of Biology,
Faculty of Sciences, Dpt. for
animal taxonomy and ecology
Skopje)
Milevski Ivica
(University of “St. Cyril and
Methodius”Skopje)
MK
[email protected]
MK
[email protected]
Pop-Stojanov Dragi
(Balkan Foundation for
Sustainable Development-BFSD,
Skopje)
Borko Vulikic
(UNDP Montenegro)
Mrdak Danilo
(Faculty of Sciences and
Mathematics, Department of
Biology University of
MK
[email protected]
MNE
[email protected]
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Protection of natural and cultural heritage of mountains; sustainable mountain
tourism
Forest management, biodiversity, mapping of old growth forests, etc. Makes
things happen in Romania.
Avalanches, flash floods in the Oriental Carpathians
Regional geography, local and regional
development, territorial disparities,
territorial evolutions, organization of
the space
Application of remote sensing techniques in alpine landforms classification,
geomorphic processes in mountain areas, alpine landforms dynamics,
geophysical applications in geomorphology, spatial databases.
http://www.cbg.uvt.ro/geografie/en/research/directions/directions.htm
Mountain environment, glacial and karstic landforms, GIS, cartography
Expertise in the Romanian Carpathians
http://www.geografie.uvt.ro/en/staff/academic/ardelean/ardelean.htm
Tourism
Dendrometry and Forest management planning.
Human and economic development, tourism, housing.
Sustainable Tourism Research Activities. Regional planning, Tourism Planning.
Policy to Support Tourism Development
Interdisciplinary and integrated analysis of physical and socioeconomic reality
(for a Regional Natural Park culture of the sensitive rural areas. Model for the
Carpathian Mountains)
- integrated geographical research of natural and technological hazards in
mountain regions, mapping of areas affected by landslides, floods, gully
erosion, mudflows
- studies of natural disasters in Romanian Carpathians,
- studies of natural protected areas
- assessment of natural hazards and extreme events and their implications for
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Montenegro)
Piotr Dabrowski,
(University School of Physical
Education, Department of
Tourism and Recreation, Krakow)
Abrudan Ioan, Dr.
(Transylvanian University of
Brasov)
Agapi Ioan, Engineer,
(Mountain Farmers’ Federation
“Dorna”, Vatra Dornei)
Ancuţa Cătălina, Lecturer, Dr.
(Department of Geography, West
University of Timişoara)
PL
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
Ardelean Florina,
PhD Candidate
(Department of Geography
West University of Timisoara)
RO
[email protected]
Ardelean Mircea, Lect.
(Department of Geography
West University of Timisoara)
Ardeleanu Dragos
(Transilvania University, Brasov)
Badea Ovidiu
(Biometrics and Forest Inventory
Department, University of
Bucharest)
Baltalungă Adrian Aurel
Valahia University of Targoviste)
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
Balteanu Dan, Prof.
Dumitrascu Monica
Jurchescu Marta
(Institute of Geography)
RO
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the natural and anthropic environment,
- environmental resources mapping, creation of data bases
- land use mapping using remote sensing
- human and economic potential in the development regions of Carpathian
Mountains,
- impact of human activities in the Carpathian Mountains
- industrial restructuring and implications for socioeconomic development.
- human dimension of global environmental change, especially by using
methods of spatial analyses for the distribution of economic activities and of
population densities/dynamics and their impact on the environment
- methods and strategies for sustainable development of the settlements and
communities in Carpathian Mountains
- geographical studies for territorial planning.
Plant communities ecology, vegetation classification, plant functional ecology,
multivariate analysis of ecological data (Romanian Carpathians).
Forest ecosystems: structure and functioning
Environmental Integrated Monitoring
Environmental Impact Assessment
Biodiversity Conservation
Natural Capital- valuation and Sustainable Management.
Forest ecology: structure and dynamic of natural forests
(www.silvic.usv.ro/natforman), forest typology
(http://www.editurasilvica.ro/carti.php?l=donita1), forest habitats, protection
and protective forests, forest biodiversity investigation and monitoring, forest
protected areas (Carpathian mountains).
Chief editor of ANALELE ICAS Journal
http://www.editurasilvica.ro/english/index.php
www.icas.ro
Tourism
Cross-border regions within the mountain environment.
Environmental protection within the cross-border mountain regions.
Snow variability and change in mountain regions and the related local and large
scale mechanisms; The orographic influences on regional climate variability and
predictability; Statistical modeling applied to climate prediction; Climate
change impacts in Carpathian Mountains.
Scientist, involved in management of Rodna Mountain NP and member of the
NP's Scientific Council which coordinates and approves the Administration of
the park.
Tourism, Health
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Barbos Marius I., Dr.
(The Institute of Grassland
Research, Braslov)
Barbu Ion
(Forest Research and
Management Institute, ICAS)
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
or
[email protected]
Biris Iovu-Adrian, Dr. ing.
(Insitutul de Cercetari si
Amenajari Silvice (ICAS)/Forest
Research and Management
Institute, Jud Ilfov)
RO
[email protected]
[email protected]
Boar Nicolae
(„Babes-Bolyai“ University, ClujNapoca, Faculty of Geography)
Bojariu Roxana, Dr.
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected],
[email protected]
Calin Danut
(Institute of Geography,
Bucharest)
Cianga Nicolae, Dr.
(„Babes-Bolyai“ University, Cluj-
RO
[email protected]
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Biodiversity inventory and monitoring, modelling and predicting changes
induced by CC (with a special focus on butterflies and amphibians). Changes
and vulnerability in glacial lakes. (Southern Carpathians, especially Retezat
Mountains).
http://www.univ-ovidius.ro/faculties/Nat_Science/
Protected areas management, ecotourism, sustainable use of natural resources
(the Carpathians (RO), Alps).
http://www.pcrai.ro
Climate risk in mountains, avalanche, GIS ( Ceahlau Mts., case study Oriental
Carpathians)
Toponomastics, Historical Geography,
Ethnicity and religion studies
Tourism
CC and the Sustainable Development in the Carpathian Mountains - tourism,
ecoturism in natural protected areas; impact on local (rural) communities;
sustainable use of natural resources; natural risk fenomena and disasters.
Regional development issues, spatial data analysis, population-environment
coupled system (MRI Database)
Hydrology, rivers and floods in Central and Eastern Europe, lakes, application
of remote sensing techniques to mountain rivers and lakes.
http://www.cbg.uvt.ro/geografie/index.htm;
http://www.cbg.uvt.ro/geografie/personal/academic/domasneanua/domasnean
ua.htm
(MRI Database)
Human and Regional geography (Rural habitat and population, Territorial
Disparities and Local and Regional Development, Sustainable Tourism Research
Activities, Tourism Planning, Regional planning).
Interdisciplinary and integrated analysis of physical and socioeconomic reality
(for a Regional Natural Park culture of the sensitive rural areas. Model for the
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Napoca, Faculty of Geography)
Cogalniceanu Dan, Prof.
(University Ovidius Constanta,
Faculty of Natural Sciences)
RO
[email protected]
Costescu Bogdan
(Piatra Craiului National Park,
Brasov)
Covasnianu Adrian
(Faculty of Geography-Geology,
University "Al.I.Cuza", Iasi)
Cretan Remus. Prof. Dr.
(Department of Geography
West University of Timisoara)
Deszi Stefan, Dr.
(„Babes-Bolyai“ University ClujNapoca)
Dinu Mihaela, Prof.
(Romanian American University,
Bucharest)
Dogaru Diana
(Inst. of Geography, Romanian
Academy, Bucharest)
Domasneanu Andreea,
PhD Candidate
(Department of Geography,
West University of Timisoara)
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
domasneanu_andreea@yahoo.
com
Dragaota Carmen,
(Institute of Geography,
Romanian Academy of Science)
Dumitrascu Monica
(Physical Geography Dept.,
Romanian Academy of
Bucharest)
Dumitrescu Daniela
(Department of Geography
Valahia University of Targoviste)
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
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Carpathian Mountains)
Policy to Support Tourism Development
The Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism’s main activities are within
the spheres of national and regional planning and development, cross-border
cooperation, town planning and tourism planning and development.
www.southeast-europe.net,
www.infocooperare.ro
Tourism
xxx
xxx
Tourism
The Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism’s main activities are within
the spheres of national and regional planning and development, cross-border
cooperation, town planning and tourism planning and development.
www.southeast-europe.net,
www.infocooperare.ro
The Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism’s main activities are within
the spheres of national and regional planning and development, cross-border
cooperation, town planning and tourism planning and development.
www.southeast-europe.net,
www.infocooperare.ro
Social-economic and management approaches to tourism in the Carpathians
areas, mountain guiding (Romanian Carpathians).
http://www.unitbv.ro/at
http://www.romulusgruia.com
Soil science, heavy metals,
environmental management
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Ene (Fintinariu) Simona
Programme Manager
Transnational Cooperation
Programme South East Europe
(Ministry of Regional
Development and Tourism,
Bucharest)
Gageu Liviu, Dr.
(Transilvania University, Brasov)
Gancz Vladimir
(Head of the Forestry Geomatics
Laboratory, Forest Research and
Management Institute, ICAS
Bucharest)
Gheorghe Gina-Maria, Dr. Ing.
(Romanian Academy, National
Institute for Economic Research)
Gherasim Virginia, Dr.
(Dimitrie Cantemir University,
Sibiu)
Gruia Emilia
(Transnational Cooperation
Programme South East Europe,
Ministry of Regional
Development and Tourism,
Bucharest)
Gruia Emilia,
Transnational Cooperation
Programme South East Europe
(Ministry of Regional
Development and Tourism,
Bucharest)
Gruia Romulus, Prof.
(Transilvania University of
Braslov, Faculty of Food and
Tourism, Braslov)
Ianoş Gheorghe, Prof. Dr.
(Department of Geography
West University of Timisoara)
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
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Tourism
Tourism
Environmental Science, Pedology, Geomorphology, Applied Geomorphology,
Land Degradation, Waste Treatment (MRI Database)
Tourism
Tourism
Snow pack, snow depth, snowfall, winter, variability, trends.
xxx
Genetic diversity and amelioration of tree mountain species: fir tree, spruce fir
and larch fir.
Paleoenvironment, paleolimnology, glaciology, Carpathian environment
Cultural landscapes, land cover and land use change, knowledge transfer
Urban geography, social geography,
rural tourism, agrotourism
Protected Areas, Geography
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Iatu Cornelia, Dr.
(University Alexandru Ioan Cuza,
Iasi)
Ilies Gabriela
(„Babes-Bolyai“ University of
Cluj-Napoca)
Ilies Marin, Dr.
(„Babes-Bolyai“ University of
Cluj-Napoca)
Jurchescu Marta Christina
(Physical Geography Lab,
Romanian Academy of
Bucharest)
Manea Gabriela, Dr.
(University of Bucharest)
Mazilu Mirela, Dr.
(Faculty of Economics and
Business Administration,
Craiova)
Micu Dana
(Romanian Academy of
Bucharest)
Mihai Dragos
(National Forest Administration)
Mihai Georgeta, Dr. ing
(Forest Reserach and
Management Institute,
Voluntari)
Mindrescu Marcel, Lecturer
(University of Suceava)
Munteanu Catalina
(Centre for Mountain Studies,
Perth College UHI)
Muţulescu Claudia, PhD student,
teaching assistant
(Department of Geography,
West University of Timisoara)
Nastase Mihaela
(Institute of Geography,
Romanian Academy of Science,
National Forest Administration)
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
RO
[email protected]
m
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
catalina.munteanu
@perth.uhi.ac.uk
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
m
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Forest ecosystem, air quality, climate change, management planning
Biogeographic aspects, distribution and ecology of some flagship species (the
bear, wolf, tortoise or the black pine) and global change (Romanian
Carpathians, such as the Vrancea Mountains, Banat Mountains (the Iron Gates
region).
www.ccmesi.ro
Regional and local development, Tourism, cross-border cohesion,
territorial planning, mountain civilization.
Mountain geomorphology, GIS and Remote Sensing, Hazardous phenomena in
the mountains environment, the impact of the climatic changes in the alpine
environment
Water quality management
(Maramures)
Climate change impacts and natural hazards within mountain areas.
Management, development and planning of mountain resorts.
http://www.cbg.uvt.ro/geografie/personal/academic/popescu/popescu.htm
(Sinca Noua)
Mountain Forest Biodiversity Research - measuring technologies and monitoring
networks in natural protected areas and data analysis.
Remote sensing in mountain areas - monitoring environmental changes in
mountain regions, GIS applications.
Mountain forest management and natural hazard management.
Modelling forest dynamic, mountain forest ecology, tree population dynamic,
deadwood research, flora research (Calimani National Park, Slatioara
Secular Forest, Giumalau Secular Forest).
www.silvic.usv.ro
Soil micromorphology
- Durable conservation of the mountain biodiversity and the mountain rural
space, maintaining the balance between agriculture and forestry, food security
for the mountain population.
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Neagu Stefan
(Forest Research and
Management Institute ICAS,
Voluntari)
Nita, Mihai Razvan
(Centre for Environmental
Research and Impact
Assessment, University of
Bucharest)
Olaru Martin, Dr.
(Department of Geography,
West University of Timisoara)
Onaca Alexandru, Teaching
Assistant, PhD Candidate
(Department of Geography,
West University of Timisoara)
Pal Zoltan
(Faculty of Geography, Babes
Bolyai University of Cluj)
Pop Edit
Puscas Alexandra
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
Popescu Florentina, MSc,
PhD Candidate
(West University of Timisoara
Department of Geography)
Promberger Christoph
Radu Cenusa, prof. dr. eng
Florin Clinovschi, conf. dr. eng
Ciprian Palaghianu, lecturer, eng.
Ionut Barnoaiea, asistent, eng.
("Stefan cel Mare" Suceava
University, Forestry Faculty)
RO
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
RO
RO
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Râducu Daniele
(Bucharest)
Rey Radu, Prof.
(Romanian Mounain Forum;
Mountain Economy Centre /
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
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- Sustainable use of the mountain resources: agriculture, forestry, tourism,
populations, culture and others, on the principle of creating added value.
- Development of the mountain rural economy and fighting against
demographic erosion, trough specific professional education, development of
positive externalities and motivationg the young generations.
- The creation and development of durable structures in the field of mountain
rural economy, based on associations, cooperatives and the quality of mountain
products.
- Use of positive experiences from western european countries with mountains
and selective tranfer to South-Eastern European countries.
- The development of the institutional framework and legislation needed for a
durable evolution of the mountain economy and environment.
National Institute for Economic
Research of the Romanian
Academy)
Spatio-temporal modelling, temporal gis, geostatistics
Şandric Ionuţ, Dr.,
(Faculty of Geography,
University of Bucharest )
Satmari Alina, Dr. Teaching
Assistant
(Department of Geography,
West University of Timisoara,)
Serban Raluca, Dr.
(AL. I Cruza University, Iasi)
Simon Tamara
(National Institute for Tourism
Research and Development,
Bucharest))
Soroceac Mihaela, Dr.
(Banat River Basin
Administration)
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
Stanciou Erika
(Director Europarc Federation;
WWF Danube-Carpathian
Programme, Vienna)
Stoleriu Oana, Dr.
(AL. I Cruza University, Iasi)
Strâteanu Amalia Gianina
(Patrimoniu Foundation,
Romanian Academy)
Teodosiu Marius
(Experiment Station for Spruce
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
Mountain research in geoecology, environment and protected areas.
http://www.cbg.uvt.ro/geografie/index.htm
Tourism
Natural and human tourism heritage assesments, regional and local strategies
for tourism, tourism planning. Economic and demographic assesments.
Skiing tourism, rural sustainable settlements
Climate and climate change in the Banat Region (also in Romania), climatic
risks and
also hydrologic risks induced/determined by extreme weather events in the
Banat Region
Well connected throughout the Carpathians not just Romania, and working on
forest mapping, FSC certification, and stakeholder engagement with small
forest owners.
Tourism
xxx
Stability, prognosis, development phase, natural forest reserve, resilience,
resistance, forest dynamics, Carpathians
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Mountain Geomorphology, GIS and Remote Sensing
Geomophologic mapping, digital analysis of the relief, modeling of
geomorphological processes using GIS; automated classification of landforms
within mountain regions
Research Gants:
Methods for digital terrain analysis and automatic classification of the relief in
the mountain area based on digital terrain models and remote-sensed data;
The development of the Timis County GIS: building the geodatabases for the
protected areas, hazard phenomena, the history of the county, the potential for
tourism activities and natural resources
Complex method for the building of the digital geomorphological map of
Romania using GIS/Remote sensing techniques
Mountain geomorphology, especially periglacial and glacial geomorphology;
investigations of alpine deposits; monitoring program for geomorphological
processes.
xxx
- protected areas management;
- long term sustainable exploitation of natural resources;
- sustainable development.
Banat Mountains (Romania) and Vrancea Mountains (Romania)
http://www.geo.edu.ro/~ccmesi/index.htm
Land use change, ecosystem function & service, biodiversity
Human geography, geography of population and human settlements,
rural geography, mountain demography
http://www.cbg.uvt.ro/geografie/personal/academic/vert/vert.htm
High mountain natural hazards – snow avalanches, rock fall
The high mountain environment and the impact of the global climate change
within high mountain areas
xxx
Destination competitiveness, destination loyalty, consumer behavior.
Ecology, Biodiversity, Habitat,
Conservation, Law
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Silviculture)
Törok Marcel, Dr.
(Department of Geography
West University of Timisoara)
RO
[email protected]
Urdea Petru, Prof. Dr.
(Department of Geography of
West University of Timisoara)
Vadineanu Angheluta, Prof.
(University of Bucharest,
Department of Systems Ecology)
Vanau Gabriel
(University of Bucharest - Center
for Environmental Research and
Impact Studies CCMESI)
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
Verghelet Mircea
(Romanian National Forest
Administration, Bucharest)
Vert Constatin, Prof.
(Department of Geography,
West University of Timisoara)
Voiculescu Mircea
(Department of Geography,
West University of Timisoara)
Zotta Mihai-Iancu
(National Forest Administration,
Piatra Craiului NP, Brasov)
Armenski Tanja, teaching
assistant
(Faculty of Sciences, Novi Sad)
Batanjski Vera, PhD student,
(Institute of Criminological and
RO
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
[email protected]
RO
[email protected]
RS
[email protected]
RS
[email protected]
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Soil Quality, Erosion and Soil conservation, Protects of Environment,
Land Reclamation.
Tourism, destination management
Speleology, geomorphology, karstology, genesis and evolution of karst,
geomorphological mapping.
Environmental change, land degradation, erosion, land use change
Tourism, GIS
Experienced environmental expert in waste management, environmental
security, environmental policy development and environmental governance
related to sustainable development and environment, working in supporting EU
environmental acquis transposition/ implementation/ enforcement/ monitoring,
especially within the following areas: Waste Management, Environment
Horizontal legislation (sustainable development, sustainable use of natural
resources, sustainable mountain development, sustainable beaches
development, sustainable consumption and production, specific on mining
issues, EIA, SEA, Access to Information, Public Participation, gender), Climate
change, IPPC, MEAs
With an expertise in Transition / developing countries, new EU Member States
and Candidate and potential Candidate countries, Western Balkan, Serbia.
www.ambassadors-env.org ; www.educons.edu.rs
www.idn.org.rs
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Sociological research, Belgrade)
Belanovic Snezana, Dr.
(University of Belgrade Faculty of Forestry, Belgrade)
RS
[email protected]
Davidović Nemanja
(Department of Geography,
Tourism and Hotel Management,
University of Novi Sad)
Djurovic Predrag, Dr.
(“Jovan Cvijic” Geographical
Institute, Serbian Academy of
Sciences and Arts, Belgrade)
Kašanin-Grubin Milica, Prof. Dr.
(Faculty of Environmental
Governance and Corporate
Responsibility, University
Educons, Sremska Kamenica)
Marković Vladimir,
teaching assistant
(Department of Geography,
Tourism and Hotel Management,
University of Novi Sad)
Mihajlov Andjelka, Prof.Dr. Environmental Consultant,
Promoter and Scientist
(Environmental Ambassadors,
Beograd & Educons University –
Faculty of Environmental
Governance and Corporate
Responsibility, Sremska
Kamenica)
RS
[email protected]
.rs ;
[email protected]
RS
[email protected]
RS
[email protected]
RS
[email protected].
rs
RS
[email protected]
Nikitovic Vladimir, Dr.
(Institute of Social Sciences
Serbian Academy of Sciences
and Arts)
Radovanovic Milan
RS
[email protected]
RS
[email protected]
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Tourism: cultural, rural, religious, urban
GIS and Glaciology
Glaciology, dendrochronology, permafrost
http://paleoglaciology.org/~Kutuzov/
Remote sensing
Biogeography, ecology and nature protection
Spatial distribution of plant community in the Greater Caucasus
Tourism
Glacier shrinkage and climate change in the former Soviet-Union mountains;
remote sensing
Satellite multispectral imaging of glaciers
Genetically modified organisms, genetically engineered food
Natural disasters
Palynology, past changes of vegetation, triggered by climatic fluctuations and
historic and prehistoric landuse in Mountain regions of Slovenia (3.2a
Quantifying and monitoring land use; 3.7b Wildland fire).
ecology / paleoecology of high-mountain lakes: effects of environmental
changes on lakes, particularly on aquatic fauna and ecosystem’s functioning.
Infrastructure available: laboratory for physical, chemical and biological
analyses of water samples; samplers for short sediment cores and equipment
for basic sediment-core analyses. Recent cooperation: University of Suceava,
Dpt. of Geography: on paleolimnology of lake Iezer;
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(Institute of Geography, Serbian
Academy of Sciences and Arts)
Vidic Nada, Dr. Ass. Prof.
(Faculty for Sport & Tourism,
University of Novi Sad)
Aseeva Elena, Dr., researcher,
(Lomonosov Moscow State
University)
Khromova Tatyana
(Institute of Geography, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Moscow)
Kutuzov Stanislav, sc. res.
(Institute of Geography, Russian
Academy of Science)
Belonovskaya Elena, Dr.
(Institute of Geography, Russian
Academy of Sciences. Moscow)
Kuderina Tatiana, Dr., researcher
(Institute of Geography, Russian
Academy of Sciences. Moscow)
Nosenko Gennady
(Institute of Geography, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Moscow,)
Rototaeva Oksana
(Institute of Geography, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Moscow)
Suslova Svetlana, researcher
(Russian Academy of Sciences.
Moscow)
Tishkov Arkady, Prof.Dr.
(Institute of Geography, Russian
Academy of Sciences. Moscow)
Andric Maja, Dr.
(Institute of Archaeology,
Ljubljana)
Brancelj Anton, Dr.
(National Institute of Biology,
Ljubljana)
[email protected]
RS
[email protected]
RU
[email protected]
RU
[email protected]
RU
[email protected]
RU
[email protected]
RU
[email protected]
RU
[email protected]
RU
RU
[email protected]
RU
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
SI
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ecology and biodiversity of subterranean fauna in gravel deposits along
the rivers and in karstic caves - with special emphasis on effects of pollution on
it; protection of alluvial deposits as important source of drinking water.
Specialist for taxonomy and ecology of Copepoda and Cladocera.
For students: possibility for masters / PhD studies at the University of Nova
Gorica: http://www.ung.si/en/
Institute: http://www.nib.si/eng/
Land use management and planning in several mountain regions of Slovenia
Slovenian Glaciers as Indicators of Climatic Changes
Numerical modelling of karst processes. Models of speleogenesis and
morfogenesis. Hydraulic of karst channels Research of alpine karst.
Spatial planning, Climate change impacts and adaptation measures,
Stakeholder involvement
Natural hazards and risks modeling, measurements and hazard/riks
assessment: geomorphic processes/hazards - landslides, rock-falls, debris
flows and avalanches, soil erosion, rock-wall retreat
Systematic Zoology and Conservation Biology.
In charge of the IUCN red list small non-volant mammals of the Palaearctics.
Coordinated untill recently the scientific part of the WWF Dinaric Arc Ecoregion
(DAE) project.
http://www2.pms-lj.si/pdf/Mammals_of_Turkey_and_Cyprus.pdf)
Forest flora/vegetation study in connection with natural-site factors
• plant phytocoenology and ecology
• forest associations and habitat types (Natura 2000)
• species and ecosystem diversity
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Ferreira Andreja, Dr
(Slovenian Forestry Institute,
Ljubljana)
Gabrovec Matej, Dr.
(Anton Melik Geogr. Institute)
Gabrovšek Franci, Dr.
(Karst Research Institute ZRC
SAZU Postojna)
Golobic Mojca, Dr.
Praper Sergeja
(Urbanisticni institut RS,
Ljubljana)
Komac Blaz, Dr.
Zorn Matija, Dr.
(Anton Melik Geogr. Institute)
Kraigher Hojka, Prof. Dr.,
Head of Department for Forest
Physiology and Genetics and of
RP Forest Biology, Ecology and
Technology
(Slovenian Forestry Institute,
Ljubljana)
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected],
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
Kryštufek Boris, Prof. Dr.
(Institute for Biodiversity
Studies, University of Koper;
Vertebrate Dept. at the Nat. Hist.
Museum )
Kutnar Lado, Dr
(Slovenian Forestry Institute,
Ljubljana)
SI
[email protected]
SI
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• forest natural-site typology and mapping
• evaluation of environmental factors and phytoindication
• ground vegetation and rejuvenation complexity
• rare forest ecosystems and ecosystems along them
• monitoring of the changes occurring in species structure/vegetation share
owing to the natural development and changing environment, and envisaged
changes in forest vegetation due to the changes of environmental factors
The impact of ski slopes on the physical and chemical properties of the soil and
the characteristics of the ground vegetation, including above and below ground
biomass (PhD Thesis finished this month)
xxx
Remote sensing
Mountain tourism, tourism environmental impacts, sustainable development of
mountain areas, mountain protected areas (mountain areas of Slovenia,
Karakorum, Central Asia (Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan))
Land use, land cover, land use/cover data, historic land use based on statistical
and mapping data, land use changes, common land, rural areas, mountain
areas, Slovene Alps
Traditional Knowledge and Belief Systems (Establish an inventory of sacred
natural sites within the MBR in direct collaboration with local people).
Research& policy, coordination
Mountain torism, geography of tourism, geography textbooks, didactics of
geography
Carbon dynamics in natural beech forests
Natural sites study from the aspect of forest soil, water regime and forest stand
climate
Environmental education and awareness, landscape planning,
EIA, landscape reclamation.
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Mali Boštjan, Dr.
(Slovenian Forestry Institute,
Ljubljana)
Matijasic Dragan
(Slovenia Forest Service)
Mohorcic Mihael, Dr. Assist. Prof.
(Dept. of Communication
Systems, Jozef Stefan Institute,
Ljubljana)
Mrak Irena, MSc.
(Department of Geography,
University of Ljubljana)
Petek Franci, Dr.
(Anton Melik Geogr. Institute)
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
[email protected]
Pleterski Andrej, Dr.
(Anton Melik Geogr. Institute)
Polzer Miroslav
(Austrian Science and Research
Liaison Office Ljubljana, ASO)
Prašnikar Dušan,
(CIPRA)
Seliskar Andrej
(Scientific Research Centre
SASA, Lublijana)
Senegačnik Jurij, Dr.
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
SI
[email protected]
SI
Simončič Primož, Dr,
Head of Forest Ecology
Department
(Slovenian Forestry Institute,
Ljubljana)
Akpınar Nevin, Assoc.prof.
(Department of Landscape
SI
[email protected]@siol.ne
t
[email protected]
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Landscape Planning & Design
Quaternary Climate and Sea-Level Changes, Environmental Changes,
Geomorphology
Landscape planning, landscape design, urban forestry, recreational planning,
GIS
Yeast, mold, antimicrobial effect, antagonistic effect, the cell structure,
alternative medicine, electron
Microscopy, cytology, morphology
Resources and Environmental Economics, Climate Change and Tourism,
Biodiversity, Water Resources Management, Sustainable Development of
Mountain Areas (Southeastern Anatolia Region in Turkey)
Sustainable tourism
Environmental knowledge, environmental conscious leisure activities
Response of forest trees to environmental changes (tree physiology research),
drought and frost resistant provenances of Taurus Cedar to semi-arid climates,
provenance trials of some essential conifers (Cedrus libani A. Rich, Pinus brutia
Ten., Pinus silvestris L., Pinus nigra Arnold.), multipurpose afforestations in
semi-arid regions, selection and application of fast-growing forest tree species
through research projects, natural resource management issues, functions of
Mediterranean forests, rural development programme (IPARD), EU funded
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Architecture, Ankara University)
Altincekic Hakan, prof. dr.,
(Department of Landscape
Architecture, Faculty of Forestry,
Istanbul University)
Asan Kubra, MsC
(Department of Tourism and
Hotel Management
(Anadolu University)
Atalay Ibrahim, Prof. Dr.
Bekaroglu Erdem , MSc.,
PhD Candidate
(DTCF, Ankara Universitesi)
Bekdemir, Alev, Research
Assistant/Associate
(Department of Landscape
Architecture, Faculty of Forestry,
Istanbul University)
Benli Mehlika, dr.
(Department of Biology, Faculty
of Science, Ankara University,)
Bulent Acma
(Anadolu University; Eskisehir)
Bingöl M. Ümit,
(Department of Biology, Faculty
of Science, Ankara University)
Caglayan Eray,
(Department of Tourism and
Hotel Management, Anadolu
University)
Cakci Isil Kaymaz Dr.
(The Center for Environmental
Studies Ankara University)
Dağdaş Said, Forest Engineer,
(SPO-General Directorate of
Regional Development and
Structural Adjustment, Ministry
of Environment and ForestryCentral Anatolia Forest Research
Institute, Yècetepe/Ankara)
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
TR
[email protected]
[email protected]
du.tr
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
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regional and Cross-Border Cooperation Programmes including INTERREG III/A .
Work experience in forest related policy&administration, protected areas and
ecological management issues.
Climatic models, climate impact assessment studies
Urban planning
Tourism, Sustainable Development,Social and Economic Geography,
Ecotourism, GIS
Biodiversity, Biogeography, Biology / Ecology / Botany (landscape Ecology,
Vegetation Ecology, Conservation Biology, Biodiversity Research, Landscape
and Land-Use-History, Forest Ecology, Alpine and Arctic Research)
Community Ecology
Climate change impacts on mountain flora
Snow Hydrology, Snow Mechanics and Paravalanche Construction Techniques,
Flood Hydrology, Water Politics
http://w3.gazi.edu.tr/web/gurer/english.htm
Tourism in mountain areas and regional development
http://w3.gazi.edu.tr/~ngurer/
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Dalfes H. Nüzhet, prof.dr.,
(Istanbul Technical University
Eurasia Institute of Earth
Sciences and National High
Performance Computing Center
Istanbul)
Eceral Tanyel Özelçi, prof.dr,
(Dept. of City and Regional
Planning, Faculty of Architecture,
Gazi University, Ankara)
Erdoğan Özlem, Res. Assist.,
(Department of Geography
Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart
University)
Geven Fatmagül, Assoc.Prof.
(Ankara University, Faculty of
Sciences, Department of Biology)
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
Gönençgil Barbaros, prof. Dr.,
(Department of Geography,
Istambul University)
Güney Kerim, Prof.dr.,
(Kastamonu University,
Faculty of Forestry)
Gürer İbrahim, prof.dr.,
(Gazi University, Engineering
Faculty, Department of Civil
Engineering, Ankara)
Gürer Nilüfer Dr. ,
Res.Assist.
(Department of City and
Regional Planning, Faculty of
Architecture, Gazi University,
Ankara)
Karaca Selim
(Ministry of Environment and
Forestry, Ankara)
Kaya Nilay Çabuk, dr.
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
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Urban recreation
planning, computer-aided design, GIS
Sustainable development in mountain areas
Anthropogenic climate change, climate modelling, land-surface atmosphere
Interactions, hydrometeorological modelling
http://climate.itu.edu.tr/E-CRG/Sen.html
Geomorphometry, Geomorphic hazards, Natural Risk Analysis, GIS, Remote
Sensing.
Glacial Geomorphology, Mountain Glacier, Remote Sensing, GIS
Cultural diversity, diversity management, industrial/organizational sociology,
mobbing
Mountain ecosystem, land use change, mountain tourism, sustainable
development, pastoral nomadism.
Sustainable development in mountainous areas, ecotourism, rural settlement,
rural tourism, traditions of mountain societies.
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(Dept. of Sociology, Ankara
University)
Ketenoğlu Osman, prof.dr.,
(Department of Biology, Faculty
of Science, Ankara University)
Khan Ashfaq Ahmad, dr.
(Department of Geography
Institute of Social Sciences,
Ankara University)
Kurum Ekrem, Assist. prof.
(Department of Landscape
Architecture, Ankara University)
Mevlut Düzgün
(Senior Forestry Officer
Strategy Development
Department
Ministry of Forestry and Water
Affairs, Bestepe/ Ankara)
Ömer Lütfi Şen, Assoc.prof.,
(Istanbul Technical University,
Eurasia Institute of Earth
Sciences)
Ozdemir Hasan, Dr. ‚
Assistant Professor,
(Physical Geography Division,
Geography Department
Istanbul University)
Serdar Yeşilyurt, Res. Assist.,
(Department of Geography,
Faculty of Letters, Çankırı
Karatekin University)
Sezerel Hakan,
(Faculty of Economics &
Administrative Sciences
Gumushane University)
Somuncu Mehmet, Dr.
Associate Professor
(Department of Geography,
University of Ankara)
Uzun Alper., PhD candidate
(Balikesir University, Balikesir)
TR
[email protected]
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TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
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TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
TR
[email protected]
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Tourism geography, sustainable tourism, rural development in mountain areas
and environmental education.
Project coordinator; Nature Education in Ihlara Valley (Aksaray) and Its
Surrounding Area 2009-2010. (supported by TUBİTAK)
http://egitim.aksaray.edu.tr/dogaegitimi
Climate history, vegetation and landscape change
Varnaci Uzun Funda, Lect.
(Faculty of Education, Aksaray
University)
TR
[email protected]
Yigitbasioglu Hakan, Prof.Dr.
Department of Geography
Ankara University
Yilmaz Mustafa,
(Ministry of Forestry and Water
Affairs)
Yurdakulol Ender, Prof.
TR
[email protected]
Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies, Environmental ArchaeologyGeoarchaeology, Paleoecology, Pleistocene-Paleolithic Archaeology,
Lithostratigraphy-Geomorphology, Cenozoic Paleontology-Paleobiology,
Paleoenvironments. Field Experience: North America, North Africa and the
Middle East, and Central Asia (Siberia)
Tropical deforestation and fragmentation, global variations in photosynthetic
capacity, climatically-coupled diseases, tropical glacier variation and studying
climate using satellite and ground data
Hill Christopher, Assoc Prof.,
(Boise State University,
Department of Anthropology)
USA
[email protected]
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[email protected]
Tucker Compton J.,
(Biosphric and Hydrospheric
Research Centre, NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center)
USA
[email protected]
http://www.perth.uhi.ac.uk/mountainstudies
Munteanu Catalina, Knowledge
Exchange Associate
(The Centre for Mountain Studies
Perth College UHI, Scotland)
Shahgedanova Maria
(Department of Geography and
Environmental Science and
Walker Institute for Climate
System Research, University of
Reading)
White Kevin, dr.,
(Department of Geography and
Environmental Science and
Walker Institute for Climate
System Research, University of
Reading)
Woodage Margaret, dr.
(Department of Geography and
UK
[email protected].
ac.uk
UK
[email protected]
k
UK
[email protected]
UK
[email protected]
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Modeling climate change, glacier dynamics, and water availability in
the Caucasus and the Urals;
Evaluating the recent and future climate change and glacier dynamics
in the mountains of Southern Siberia
Dryland geomorphology, in particular fluvial & aeolian processes, weathering,
soils and geochemistry.
Remote sensing, in particular processing of optical and radar data for studying
environmental processes
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Climate modelling using GCMs
Aerosol modelling and impacts
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Environmental Science and
Walker Institute for Climate
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