Poster session 2

Room: Trozelligalleriet
Time: 16 May 15.30-17.00

  1. Wenxin Zhang (Lund University & BECC & MERGE): Modelling Impacts of Deepened Snow on Plant Nitrogen Uptake in Arctic Tundra
  2. Jonathan Wiskandt (Stockholm University & Bolin Centre): Idealized, high-resolution , 3-D Modelling of Ice-Sheet Ocean Interactions in long and narrow fjords.
  3. Katherine Power (Stockholm University & Bolin Centre): The non-linear response of the AABW to the removal of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet and implications to future climate
  4. Hau Man Wong (University of Gothenburg & MERGE): Spatial and temporal distribution of all Arctic Polynyas since 1979
  5. Bingqian Zhao (University of Gothenburg): Predicting future trajectories of global warming potential of CO2 and CH4 fluxes and their seasonal variations in a subarctic wetland
  6. Xiaoxiao Mo (Lund University): Ecosystem CO2 exchange and its economic implications in northern permafrost regions in the 21st century
  7. Hanna Marsh (Lund University & BECC & MERGE): Patterns and Drivers of Greenhouse gas exchange on Svalbard tundra during an extreme warming event
  8. Rasa Platakyte (Lund University & BECC): Influence of exacerbating freeze-thaw cycles on carbon cycling and microbial activity in Arctic biological soil crusts
  9. Cas Renette (University of Gothenburg & BECC): Permafrost monitoring in Sweden’s largest coherent palsa mire, Vissatvuopmi
  10. Pramanik Ankit (Stockholm University & Bolin Centre): Ice-marginal lake-glacier interactions: Modelling the impact on Fennoscandian Ice Sheet retreat
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  12. Ulrika Ervander (University of Gothenburg & BECC): Can we manage a forest while retaining the methane in the soil?
  13. David Wårlind (Lund University & MERGE & BECC): Representing canopy structure dynamics within the LPJ-GUESS dynamic vegetation model
  14. Camille Volle (Lund University & MERGE & BECC): Novel Map of Swedish Primary Forests
  15. Tamar Khardziani (Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University): Mapping and Assessing Riparian Landscape Transformation in Eastern Georgian Lowland Area
  16. Mitro Müller (Lund University & MERGE & BECC): Remote sensing of drought resilience in the northern forests
  17. Hanna Ekström (Lund University & BECC): Wooded Mosaics – Dynamics of Nordic Forest policy, Actors and Land use change
  18. Wilhem May and Nikos Alexandridis (Lund University & MERGE & BECC): Climate change and ecological intensification of agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa – a systems approach to predict maize yield under push-pull technology
  19. Hanna Marsh (Lund University & MERGE & BECC): A plant-phenology-index-based model enhances gross primary productivity estimates than the commonly-used vegetation indices for northern ecosystems
  20. Antonis Myridakis (Lund University & BECC): The impact of peatland ditching on the transport of dissolved organic carbon into surface waters- The role of fungi
  21. Johan Liakka (Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Company): Impacts of Anthropogenic Warming on the Post-Closure Safety of the Final Repository for Short-Lived Radioactive Waste in Forsmark, Sweden
  22. Ana Cristina Carvalho (SMHI): Impacts of biomass burning emissions on tropospheric ozone production in the MATCH model
  23. Jutta Holst (Lund University & BECC & ICOS): ICOS Sweden – research infrastructure of national interest for quantification of the carbon cycle
  24. Sofia Blomqvist (Lund University & BECC): Danger or essential habitat: bumblebee survival in road verges
  25. Abdulhakim M. Abdi (Lund University & BECC): Spectral reflectance and radar backscatter of dominant tree species in Swedish forests
  26. Martin Eriksson (Lund University & BECC): Eco-evolutionary responses of pollinator-plant communities to the joint effects of land-use changes and climate change
  27. Roman Maisuradze (Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University): Analysing Historical and Modern Forest Fire Events and Subsequent Landscape Degradation in the Samtskhe-Javakheti Region of Georgia
  28. Fredrik Schück (SMHI & KTH): Space competition – an agent-based-flood modelling system to analyse the land use conflict between blue-green infrastructure and housing
  29. Romi Lotcheris (Stockholm University & Bolin Centre): Remote sensing-based detection of resilience loss in the terrestrial water cycle
  30. Jasmin Borgert (Halmstad University & Lund University): Can constructed wetlands reduce brownification?
  31. Hao Zhou (Lund University & MERGE): Incorporating sub-grid topographic heterogeneity into the dynamic vegetation model LPJ-GUESS
  32. Renkui Guo (Lund University & MERGE): Enhancing the HYPE model for simulating dissolved organic carbon in inland surface waters
  33. Saeid Aminjafari (Stockholm University & Bolin Centre): Distinctive Patterns of Water Level Change in Swedish Lakes Driven by Climate and Human Regulation
  34. Andrea L. Popp (SMHI): Constraining stream water source dynamics in a high-latitude catchment using tracer-aided modeling
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  36. Jude Lubega Musuuza (SMHI): Using catchment characteristics to explain the climate change signal in an Arctic basin
  37. Benjamin Fischer (Uppsala University): The impact of forest management interventions on the hydrological connectivity of headwater catchments in the boreal region
  38. John Prytherch (Uppsala University): Using direct measurements to constrain surface-atmosphere exchange of CO2 and CH4 in the Central Arctic Ocean
  39. Elin Almroth-Rosell (SMHI): Modelling the ocean response of climate change in the Baltic Sea and North Sea
  40. Shefali Nayak (HafenCity Universität Hamburg): Adapting to Climate Change with Liquid Assets: A Case Study Analysis of Hamburg and Bengaluru
  41. Jesus Renzullo (HafenCity Universität Hamburg): Globalization of climate change-related conflict through trade: a global panel analysis on food supply shocks
  42. Clara-Marie Scheuber (HafenCity Universität Hamburg): Multi-level climate cooperation
  43. Zayra Castillo (HafenCity Universität Hamburg): Policy Instruments and Behavior-changing Subjects of Urban Active Mobility an Analytical Framework
  44. Cecilia Larsson (Lund University & BECC): Cost-effectiveness of different energy crop subsidies in a marginal agricultural region and consequences for farm production and incomes
  45. Fuxing Wang (SMHI): Summer temperatures and urban heat islands under 2°C and 3°C warming levels across Swedish cities
  46. Joel Dahné (SMHI): Advanced Climate Change Scenario Service at SMHI.se – Hydrology
  47. Jorge H. Amorim (SMHI): The role of nature in the adaptation of Swedish cities to heat: first results from the BRIGHT project
  48. Isabel Ribeiro (SMHI): Urban climate in Norrköping-Linköping: 3 approaches
  49. Linn Carlstedt (SMHI): Cryosphere digital twin applications for the Nordic-Baltic region: NOCOS DT project
  50. Hans W. Chen (Chalmers & MERGE): Development of a regional observation-based CO2 emissions monitoring system
  51. Rebecka Ericsdotter Engström (KTH): Battling unequal starting points – how big is the leap from supporting local climate frontrunners to enabling climate action for all.
  52. Jonas Ljunggren (IVL): Development of suitability maps for solar power solutions
  53. Paul Müller (University of Hamburg): Forgetting the locals: The EU’s climate change mitigation ambitions in the fisheries and the role of local ecological knowledge
  54. Emma Kritzberg (Lund University & BECC): The Elephant in the Conference Room: Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Science Meetings
  55. Vera Braun (TU Dresden): Biodiversity Management in Times of Coal Phase-out