20th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management
Challenges of Urban and Rural Transformation
June 9-13,2014 Hannover, Germany
Program ISSRM 2014 Hannover
Contents
Welcome to the ISSRM 2014 in Hannover 3
About our Partners 4
Conference Planning Committee & Others 5
Conference Venue 6
Getting Around in Hannover 8
Conference Logistics 9
Canteen 10
Conference Dinner 11
In-Conference Field Trips 12
Post-Conference Field Trips 14
Workshops 16
Key Note Speeches 18
Student Events 20
Schedule Overview 21
Detailed Schedule 26
Poster Session 46
Session List 48
Author & Presenter List 50
2 Welcome to the ISSRM 2014 in Hannover!
Challenges of Urban and Rural Transformation
Dear ISSRM Participants:
On behalf of IASNR and the local organizing team from Leibniz University Hannover (LUH), we would like to extend a warm welcome to you! We have tried to deliver an exciting scientific program at the always dynamic interface of natural resources and society along with social events that enable you to enjoy some of the sights of Hannover and Northern Germany.
Although traditionally strong in engineering, LUH has had a remarkable track record in the field of natural resource management and society. Eduard Pestel, who would have celebrared his 100th birthday just the week prior to the ISSRM conference, was not only one of the founders of the Club of Rome, but also a professor at this university. In addition, LUH is considered the birthplace of modern landscape planning and nature conservation concepts after 1945, influencing research in the field that decades later was named „ecosystem services.“ The City of Hannover with its manyfold approaches to become one of the world‘s most sustainable cities provides a great backdrop for all of this.
In continuation of this spirit, we hope that this year‘s ISSRM conference will bring you new insights, new ideas and an expansion of your personal networks. Thank you very much for attending and please provide us with feedback about your conference experience!
Your Conference Planning Committee
Christina von Haaren
Sylvia Herrmann
Angelika Lischka
Eick von Ruschkowski
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About our Partners
Leibniz Universität Hannover In 1831, founded by the scholar Karl Karmarsch, the “Higher Trade School of Hannover” started with only 64 students. Today there are around 24,000 students in the natural sciences and engineering, the humanities and social sciences as well in law and economics. The universality and inspiration of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who’s life was associated with Hannover, have created an example and set a commitment for Leibniz Universität Hannover. We stand for excellence in teaching and research, and attach great importance to the interdisciplinary and international character ofour work. We see ourselves as a community striving for scientific and academic insight, seeking sustainable, peaceful and responsible solutions to central issues concerning the future. Our work is thus guided by the motto: Shaping the Future with Knowledge.
Institute for Environmental Planning The focus of our research and teaching is twofold: (a) the comprehensive protection of nature and the environment and (b) the coordination and moderation of various land use demand, while ensuring sustainable development. We deal with diverse issues, such as species and biotope protection, methods for ecosystems’ analysis, landscape aesthetics, site adapted recreation, the legal and economical instruments of nature protection, the instruments and strategies of regional planning and development as well as implementation and public participation for regional planning. Such issues as planning communication for flood protection or the use of renewable energy are handled together with other institutes of the Leibniz Universität Hannover. The wide variety of subjects dealt with by this institute allows for a fast reaction to new research areas, which develop from scientific discussion or from social interest. Interdisciplinary research and the practical application of research results are important foundations of our work.
Research Initiative TRUST- Transdiciplnary Rural and Urban Transformation The research initiative TRUST – Transdisciplinary rural and urban spatial transformation combines researchers of 15 institutes from 7 faculties of Leibniz Universität Hannover. TRUST aims to establish innovative research for spatial transformation in order to cope with the challenges linked to the current megatrends such as climate change, urbanization, energy demand and an increasing land-use competition with a specific spatial focus. Finding integrated solutions is necessary, in which technical, social, natural and planning sciences are equally involved. Based on common research projects, specific training for PhD students and post-docs and first steps towards common teaching activities, TRUST establishes an interdisciplinary expert cluster to provide innovative approaches for a sustainable management of spatial transformation processes.
ARL - Academy for Spatial Research and Planning Founded in 1946, the Founded in 1946, the Academy for Spatial Research and Planning (ARL ®) is a research institute for the spatial sciences performing service functions in both fundamental and applied areas of research. The principal function of the ARL is to be a forum to promote co-operation both between theory and practice and among regions. A member of the Leibniz Association, the ARL is a self-governing body under public law performing a role of supra- regional importance within Germany and of scientific value for the nation. It is funded jointly by the Federal and Land governments.
IASNR - International Association for Society and Natural Resources First came the symposium; once attendees of the early International Symposia on Society and Resource Management (ISSRM) realized the symposia filled a niche, they recommenden starting a journal to support international disciplinary research and policy analysis. That journal, Society and Natural Resources, is now in its 23rd year of publication and has grown four issues a year to 12 issues a year. With a symposium and journal in hand attendees urged the formation of a professional association. The resulting organization is the International Association for Society and Natural Resources (IASNR) established in 2001. IASNR is an interdisciplinary professional association open to individuals who bring a variety of social science ans natural science backgrounds to bear on research and application strategies pertaining to the environment and natural resource issues. The official meetings, the International Symposia on Society and Resource Management, are held annually. 4 ISSRM 2014 Hannover
Conference Planning Committee
Christina von Haaren Sylvia Herrmann Angelika Lischka Eick von Ruschkowski
Department of Environmental Planning Leibniz Universität Hannover
Scientific Committee Christian Albert - Leibniz Universität Hannover Gregory G. Brown - University of Queensland Matthew S. Caroll – Washington State University Rainer Danielzyk - Leibniz Universität Hannover Peter N. Duinker - Dalhousie University Elize S. van Eeden – North West University South Africa Anja Faße - Leibniz Universität Hannover Thomas E. Fish – U.S. National Park Service Hillary K. Fishler - Oregon State University Courtney G. Flint - Utah State University Ulrike Grote - Leibniz Universität Hannover Christina von Haaren - Leibniz Universität Hannover Wolfgang Haider – Simon Fraser University Sylvia Herrmann - Leibniz Universität Hannover Michael Hübler – Leinbiz Universität Hannover Monica Hammer – Södertörn University Carmen de Jong - University of Savoy Daniela Kempa - Leibniz Universität Hannover Yu-Fai Leung - North Carolina State University Jens F. Lund – Copenhagen Univeristy Robert E. Manning - University of Vermont Andreas Muhar – Universität für Bodenkultur Wien Jens Newig - Leuphana Universität Lüneburg Frank Othengrafen - Leibniz Universität Hannover Claudia Palmas - Leibniz Universität Hannover Dirk Röttgers – Leibniz Universität Hannover Eick von Ruschkowski – Leibniz Universität Hannover Jörg Schröder – Leibniz Universität Hannover Kate Sherren - Dalhousie University Brendan D. Taff – Colorado State University Erika Wolters – Oregon State University
Student Forum & Quizbowl Coordinators Thiemen Boll Sebastian Krätzig Martin Sondermann Department of Environmental Planning Leibniz Universität Hannover
Student Paper Competition Coordinator Claudia Palmas Department of Environmental Planning Leibniz Universität Hannover
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Conference Venue
The 20th ISSRM Conference will be held on the campus of the Leibniz Universität in Hannover (LUH). The university was founded as the “Higher Trade School of Hannover” in 1831 and started with only 64 students. Today there are around 22,000 students in the natural sciences and engineering, the humanities and social sciences as well in law and economics. Today, LUH is among Europe’s leading technical universities and a member of the Conference of European Schools for Advanced Engineering Education and Research (CESAER).
The university campus is located in walking distance from the city center and also lies adjacent to the Royal Baroque Gardens of Herrenhausen. As a matter of fact, a former castle of the House of Guelph has served as the university’s main building since 1879. The main building hosts several lecture halls, the largest of which (called “Audimax”) will be used for the conference opening and the key note sessions.
The parallel sessions will be held at another part of the campus which is about five minutes walking distance from the main building. This area, called “Conti Campus“, is the former headquarter of the Continental Automotive and Rubber Corporation (nick-named “Conti”, they now reside in a different building) and includes the first high-rise building that was built in Germany after World War II, not really a skyscraper by today’s standards. On the Conti Campus, we also have a university canteen that will serve as our lunch facility (lunch is included in the conference fees) and a courtyard that can be used for relaxation between the sessions.
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Conference Venue
The university campus is connected with the city center (Kröpcke station) by tram/underground lines 4 and 5. Conti Campus is the second stop (Königsworther Platz) after boarding and the main building (Universität) the third.
Conti-Campus
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Getting Around in Hannover
From the Airport to City Center If you decide to fly into Hannover, you have two choices to get to the city center: the fastest choice is to take a taxi just outside any of the terminal buildings. Driving time is about 20 minutes and the cost is approximately € 25. The suburban train which departs from the underground station beneath Terminal C is your other choi- ce. Trains depart for the city center (Hannover Main Station – “Hauptbahnhof”) at :06 and :36 past the hour. Tickets have to be bought on the station platform (not in the train!!); the ride to the city center (two-zone single ticket) costs € 3.20. With your ticket, you can change to the city’s public transit at no extra charge to get to your final hotel destination.
Arrival at the Train Station (Hannover Hauptbahnhof) Depending on your hotel location, taking a walk or a quick ride with the public transit system might be your options. Information can be found on the Greater Hannover Transport Association (GVH). Hannover’s light rail system, which is a combination of tram and underground called “Stadtbahn”, is operated by üstra and also part of GVH. Ticket vending machines can be found at all stations. The machines do accept ATM cards and cash, but no credit cards.
Getting Around in Hannover The üstra light rail and bus system is very convenient to use. After your registration you will receive a special conference pass with your conference package, which makes your use of the public transit system worry-free.
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Conference Logistics
Registration Information The ISSRM check in and registration desk will be located in the foyer of the “Hoersaalgebaeude” (Building 1507) at the conference venue/Conti-Campus (see map page 7). The check-in and registration desk will be open during the following hours: Monday June 9th -Thursday June 12th: 8:00am – 6:00pm Friday June 13th: 9:00am – 2:00pm
Uploading Presentations Presenters planning to use PowerPoint files who did not upload them to our website before must come to their as- signed session room 30 minutes prior to the start of the session to load their presentation to the designated laptop. Please bring all files on a flash drive (USB).
Internet Acess You have free wifi internet access at the Conference Venue (Conti-Campus) and in the University’s main building during the conference week. Network (SSID): UHEvent WPA-Key: N2pC7HnF
Conference Socials Please check your schedule for times and locations of the planned social events. Monday: Icebreaker Meeting Wednesday: In-Conference Field Trips Thursday: Student Quiz Bowl Friday: Conference Dinner Join your colleagues for complimentary beer and snacks and to relax after a full day of workshops and presentations.
Medical Care
If you’re having a life-threatening emergency DIAL 112 IMMEDEATELY!
The nearest doctor and pharmacy (English speaking)are available at:
Praxis E-Damm Am Klagesmarkt 12 30159 Hannover Tel. 0511 / 64 24 78-2 Fax 0511 / 64 24 78-99 E-Mail [email protected] Web www.praxis-e-damm.de
9 ISSRM 2014 Hannover Dessert Strawberry Yoghurt Cherry Yoghurt Vanilla Pudding Raspberry Yoghurt during the Soup Split pea soup cream Peanut-leeks soup soup Tomato Potato-Leeks soup Salad Cucumber salad salad Tomato Cole Slaw greens Mixed Vegetables Broccoli, carrots, bell pepper Mushrooms, peas, asparagus beans, Green corn, zucchini Spinach, Carrots, leeks Side dishes American Wedges, potatoes with Béchamel sauce, Potatoes, Rice Homemade pasta (speatzle), potatoes, tomatorice Homemade pasta, rice, potatoes without meat feta Baked cheese with dip Zucchini with tomatoes and pine nuts Broccoli quiche Spicy vegetarian Curry Select menu. Please select either: with meat Half grilled chicken Beef Stroganoff with Gyros Zaziki fish, Backed dill sauce Daily Dish Cannelloni with onion cheese sauce, mixed greens potato Baked with sour cream, greens mixed Homemade rucola pasta, and walnuts grated pesto, Parmesan cheese Chili con Carne with bread pita Stew Rice pudding with cherries, cinnamon and sugar barley Pearl with stew chicken meat Lamb with stew chickpeas Bean Green with stew minced meat Canteen (Conti-Campus) Canteen canteen. for the university card a payment receive you will registration, With your all lunches for enough credit of 30€ and with provide has a value The card conference. You can choose either a stew, the daily dish or a menue with side dish/ choose either a stew, can You conference. and add a salad, soup or dessert. vegetables in our staff to the card return you that it is immanent day, conference last On your for us. additional charges avoid to order Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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Conference Dinner Friday, June 13th, 2014 7:00 pm
We hope that you join us for our conference closing dinner on Friday, June 13th at 7pm. The dinner will be at the Hannover Congress Center (HCC) . Dessert Strawberry Yoghurt Cherry Yoghurt Vanilla Pudding Raspberry Yoghurt The price for the conference dinner is included in the conference fee.
The dinner will be held in the Hannover Congress Center (HCC), which you can easily reach with the light rail system (Station Hannover Congress Center, see map page 8). Soup Split pea soup cream Peanut-leeks soup soup Tomato Potato-Leeks soup
Dinner Speech Andreas Rechkemmer (see page 19) Salad Cucumber salad salad Tomato Cole Slaw greens Mixed
Vegetables Broccoli, carrots, bell pepper Mushrooms, peas, asparagus beans, Green corn, zucchini Spinach, Carrots, leeks Hannover Congress Center tram/underground stop Hannover Congeress Center Please do not use the main Please follow the ISSRM signs! entrance. The entrance to the dinner venue in the Glashalle Side dishes American Wedges, potatoes with Béchamel sauce, Potatoes, Rice Homemade pasta (speatzle), potatoes, tomatorice Homemade pasta, rice, potatoes is „Schillerstraße“. without meat feta Baked cheese with dip Zucchini with tomatoes and pine nuts Broccoli quiche Spicy vegetarian Curry Please use this entrance!
The ISSRM Conference Dinner is in the Select menu. Please select either: with meat Half grilled chicken Beef Stroganoff with Gyros Zaziki fish, Backed dill sauce „Glashalle“ Daily Dish Cannelloni with onion cheese sauce, mixed greens potato Baked with sour cream, greens mixed Homemade rucola pasta, and walnuts grated pesto, Parmesan cheese Chili con Carne with bread pita Stew Rice pudding with cherries, cinnamon and sugar barley Pearl with stew chicken meat Lamb with stew chickpeas Bean Green with stew minced meat Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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In-Conference Field Trips (Wednesday, June 11th)
Online regsitration required, please pay cash (10 €) to the excursion leader
All field trips start at 3:00 pm at the conference venue (Conti-Campus)
1 Eilenriede – Hannovers Urban Forest Hannover’s Eilenriede forest, the city’s “green lung” is almost twice the size of New York’s Central Park. It covers an area of 650 hectares in the middle of the city, which makes it unique in the whole of Europe. The forest stretches across the city, almost into the city center. It takes its name from the alder trees (German: Erlen or Ellern), which used to grow on its moist, marshy soil. The earlier “Ellernried” eventually became “Eilenriede”. With an attractive network of paths, numerous benches for resting and several cafés and restaurants, the city forest is the perfect place for © Landeshauptstadt Hannover a relaxing stroll, for jogging, cycling and riding. The privilege to use and cultivate the Eilenriede as their possession, granted in 1371 by the dukes Wenzeslaus and Albrecht of Sachsen, is the foundation of its development. Nowadays, oak and beech trees are the most common. Pine, larch, alder, birch trees and other species also grow here in large numbers. In the summer the sunny meadows and cool shade under the trees attract sunbathers and walkers alike.
2 Kronsberg – A Sustainable Model for Energy Efficient Housing Development Kronsberg is an eco-district in Hannover built on 1200 hectares of mainly agricultural land at the city margins in the South-East of the city and represented the last remaining area in Hannover suitable for a large-scale building project. It is close to the countryside, yet enjoying all the advantages offered by an urban neighbourhood: excellent transport connections, jobs, cultural, commercial and leisure centres and facilities. Five themes for environmental approach were energy © Landeshauptstadt Hannover efficiency optimization, water management, waste management, soil management and environment. The City of Hannover has set the target for the Kronsberg development of reducing CO2 emissions by at least 60% through savings on heating, hot water and electricity use with no reduction in living comfort or homeliness. On the contrary: healthy, ecologically-sound building materials and good air quality in the dwellings will actually increase comfort standards. The Kronsberg energy concept pursues dual aims: energy use optimisation based on low-energy housing, electricity saving and district heating, and the use of renewable energy sources and innovative technology.
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3 The Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen (Herrenhäuser Garten) The Herrenhausen Gardens are an internationally famous ensemble of garden arts and culture that ranks among the most important historical gardens in Europe. The Herrenhausen Gardens (Herrenhäuser Gärten) in Hanover are made up of the Great Garden (Großer Garten), the Berggarten, the Georgengarten and the Welfengarten. The gardens are a heritage of the Kings of Hanover. The Great Garden dates from approximately 1638. Between 1676 and 1680 considerable development work took place. Since that time it has always been one of the most distinguished baroque formal gardens of Europe, while the Berggarten (created in 1666) has been transformed over the years from a simple vegetable garden into a large botanical © HMTG / Nik Barlo jr. garden. The Georgengarten and the Welfengarten have been made in the style of English gardens. They are considered as popular recreation areas for the residents of Hanover. (The field trip will visit the Great Garden).
4 A Walk through the Old Town (Altstadt) In the days before the Second World War there was a large old town in the centre of Hannover with narrow lanes and many half-timbered buildings from the Middle Ages. The Marktkirche – the church at the market place – is the main Lutheran church in the city but was built in the 14th century during a time when the marketplace was at the centre of an expanding Hanover. Merchants and craftsmen used to live in the area. As an example of North German neo-Gothic architectural style, it features impressive interiors which were destroyed during WWII and restored after in the 1950s. Its soaring western tower is one of the landmarks in the city. The old town is today only recognizable by its elliptical shape. The old main streets are linked by numerous lanes © HMTG and join again at the old gates as was common in German merchants’ settlements in the Middle Ages. After the bombing raids of the Second World War there was almost nothing left of Hannover’s old town. During the rebuilding of Hannover, parts of the old buildings, mainly the facades, were transferred and concentrated in this area. So today they form a “new old town” in Hannover’s oldest part.
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Post-Conference Field Trips (Saturday, June 114th)
Harz National Park
Trip leader: Eick von Ruschkowski (Leibniz Universität Hannover)
We will travel from Hannover to Goslar’s old town and then visit the Rammelsberg mine which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and marks several thousand years of mining history in the Harz region. The guided underground tour will be in English. Later on, our trip will continue to the Torfhaus visitor area in Harz National Park where we will hike to a self-guided trail that tells us about the dramatic changes in the forest since the National Park was designated in 1990.
The Luneburg Heath – a Historical Cultural Landscape
Trip leaders: Christina von Haaren (Leibniz Universität Hannover) Franz Höchtl (Alfred Toepfer Academy for Nature Conservation, NNA)
The first large nature conservation park in Germany was not a site with untouched nature, but a unique cultural landscape – the “Luneburg Heath”. Private actors started in 1906 to buy an extended area of heathland which was at that time threatened by settlement development as well as by conversion to arable fields and afforestation. Today the nature reserve (about 24 000 ha) and the nature park comprise the biggest coherent heathland in Europe. The landscape, which is cultivated since 5000 years, is dominated by heathland but consist of much more: woods, moors, fields, meadows, brooks, rivers and ponds. Rare animals and plants belong here just as thatched houses with oak trees, farmyards, festivals, customs and the mentality of the „heidjers“ (locals) do. On the field trip to this extremely interesting landscape, we will cover a variety of subjects dealing with the conservation of historical landscapes and the opportunities and difficulties of land uses like agriculture and tourism in such areas. The genesis of the landscape will be discussed as well as heathland management, nature conservation strategies, sustainable agriculture and its financing, the role of renewable energies, tourism and marketing. The field trip will start in Hannover by bus. We will reach our first destination the Tütsberg with a nature management and organic farm, which is in charge of organizing most of the heathland management but also a small country inn. From there we will go by horse drawn carriage to the touristic centre of the park – the “Wilseder Berg”, “Totengrund” und “Steingrund”. These areas are of outstanding beauty. A discussion has started about applying for the UNECO Cultural Heritage status for this site. We will have lunch in a small Inn, the “Milchhalle” (milkhall), and will explore this beautiful landscape on foot and by horse drawn carriage for the rest of the afternoon.
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Both post-conference field trips start at 8:00 am at the parking lot of the Herrenhäuser Gärten. You get there with the light rail track (station ‘Herrenhäuser Gärten’ or ‘Appelstraße’)
You will be back in Hannover at about 6:00 pm. For those participants at the Lüneburg Heath-Trip who need to catch a flight on Saturday evening, there is a possi- bility for the bus to stop at the airport (at about 5:30pm). Please inform the regsitration desk in advance.
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Workshops (Monday, June 9th)
Public Participation Mapping Methods (PPGIS, PGIS, VGI) for Environmental and Urban Planning
Monday, June 9 (8:30 am – 5:00 pm), ROOM: HS 003, Hoersaalgebaeude Pre-Registration Required, Costs: 15 USD (11€) In this workshop, participants will learn about the tools, techniques, and approaches being implemented globally to map and understand human/place relationships using geospatial technologies. Concepts such as crowdsourcing, public participation GIS (PPGIS), participatory GIS (PGIS), volunteered geographic information (VGI), Web 2.0, participatory 3D mapping, and other related concepts have captured the imagination of academics, NGOs, and government agencies. This workshop will examine the past, the present, and the future of participatory mapping methods for environmental and urban planning. Topics to be addressed in the workshop include: 1) principles of effective public participation, 2) selection of spatial attributes for use in PPGIS, 3) methods and tradeoffs for spatial data collection systems, 4) compari- son of VGI vs. PPGIS systems, 5) spatial planning decision-support systems based on PPGIS, 6) spatial analysis methods for PPGIS data, 7) relationships between place-based values and physical landscapes, and 8) social and institutional barriers to the use and adoption of participatory mapping methods. This workshop will be facilitated by Greg Brown, University of Queensland, [email protected] Greg is a professor of Environmental Planning at the University of Queensland and founder of the Landscape Values and PPGIS Institute (http://www.landscapevalues.org). He has over a decade of experience in participatory mapping applications and has worked with different public agencies such as the U.S. Forest Service, Park Victoria, and the New Zealand Department of Conservation to develop participatory mapping applications for conservation, resource ma- nagement, and urban park planning. Workshop Itinerary
Time Activity Topics 8:30 to 9:00 Coffee meet and greet Meet other workshop attendees 9:00 to 10:15 Seminar Mapping concepts, effective PP, spatial attributes 10:15-10:30 Break 10:30-11:00 Small group activity Selecting PPGIS attributes 11:00-11:30 Discussion Small group results 11:30-12:00 Seminar Spatial data collection methods 12:00-1:00 Lunch 1:00-2:00 Seminar Spatial analysis methods 2:00-2:45 Small group activity Sampling and data collection 2:45-3:15 Discussion Small group results 3:15-3:30 Break 3:30-5:00 Seminar Place-based planning, conflict analysis, decision support
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Workshops (Monday, June 9th)
Innovative Collaboration, Inclusive Practices Governance and Recognising Cultural Capital: Sharing North American and Australian Experiences Multidisciplinary Interactive Workshop
Monday, June 9 (2:00 pm – 5:00 pm), ), ROOM: A003 (Niedersachensaal), Quergebaeude Presenters: J. Aseron, J. Williams, N. Greymorning – University of New England Costs: free This interactive and entertaining workshop will explore ideas that define NRM ecological, economic and social impacts to First Nations Peoples and Agrarian Communities, sharing Australia and North American experiences. It will also investigate, through cultural perspectives, ideas of Governance and Governance Structures, what it means to work collaboratively and definitions of and for Inclusive Practices Join us for a very human exploration of what we know, what we think we know and how we think we know it!
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Key Note Speeches (Audimax, University‘s main building)
Laila Rashed Iskandar (Tuesday, June 10th, 2014) Laila Rashed Iskandar is an Egyptian social entrepreneur and politician. She is currently Egypt’s Minister of State for Environment Affairs . Dr. Iskander studied Economics and Political Sciences at Cairo University, Near Eastern studies and international education development at UC Berkeley, California and Columbia University, N.Y. Besides her post as Minister of Environment, she acts as chairperson and founding board member of CID Consulting – an Egyptian consulting firm that strives to create holistic growth solutions by bridging corporate and developmental objectives. Reinhard Honert (Tuesday, June 10th, 2014) Is an internationally-recognized water management expert with more than 20 years’ experience in global water resources research and project management in Europe and developing countries. He shifted from 10 years of alternative energy using wind, solar and mainly water resources to consultancy specializing in environmental, water and business consulting services in drinking, wastewater and waste. He participated 10 years as independent evaluator for research proposals for the European Commission in Water and Environment. Currently, he is Project Manager for Integrated Water Resources Systems with Honert Ltd. His projects are located in Europe and developing countries around the Mediterranean Sea, especially North Africa, Middle East and South America (Morocco, Malta, Egypt, UAE, Lebanon, Turkey, Nicaragua, Grenada, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Belgium, Germany, Netherland, Austria, France, Poland, Czech Republic, etc.). Dr. Honert holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering (University of Technology, Aachen, Germany), a MA in System Science and an MBA in Business Administration in Finance, Marketing and Management (University of California at Los Angeles) and a Dipl.-Ing. (B.Sc and MA) in Engineering (University of Technology, Aachen, Germany).
Thomas A. Heberlein (Thursday, June 12, 2014) “Navigating Environmental Attitudes—A Look at the Scientific Watershed” Thomas A. Heberlein earned his a Ph.D. in Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1971. After a year at the University of Colorado he joined the Department of Rural Sociology at Madison. He served as Department Chair (1991-1995), Director of the Center for Resource Policy Studies and Programs (1985-1991) and in the Gaylord Nelson Institute of Environmental Studies. He was visiting professor in the Department of Tourism Studies at Mid-Sweden University and a guest researcher at The European Tourism Research Institute where he studied visitors to the Swedish mountains. He has just finished a 10-year assignment in the Department of Wildlife, Fish, and Environmental Studies at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences where he conducted research on attitudes toward wolves and co-taught the course in Europe on Human Dimensions of Fish and Wildlife. His research has been recognized with awards by the Rural Sociological Society and the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists. Heberlein was a pioneer in environmental social psychology and has recently summarized his work in Navigating Environmental Attitudes (Oxford University Press, 2012), an introduction to attitudes, a research memoir, and a statement about the field. His research has appeared in jour- nals in sociology, psychology, economics, wildlife, and conservation biology. His paper “Improving Interdisciplinary Research: Integrating the Social and the Natural Sciences.” was the lead article in the first issue of Society and Natural Resources. He has examined the role of attitudes and norms in pro-environmental behavior, valuation of non-market goods, crowding and carrying capacity in recreation settings, and human dimensions of wildlife. He has regularly presented research at the ISSRM, and co-chaired the 2005 meeting in Östersund, Sweden. He currently divides his time between Stockholm, Sweden and Wisconsin, USA.
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Ernst-Ulrich von Weizsäcker (Friday, June 13, 2014) “Resource management is becoming an exciting challenge for our generation” Before Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker was appointed honorary professor at the University of Freiburg in 2012, he held a number of important leadership positions. Initially, he studied chemistry and physics in Hamburg and later graduated from the University of Freiburg in 1968. During the 1970s he was president of the University in Kassel before taking up the post of Director of the United Nations Centre for Science and Technology in New York. From 1984 to 1991 he was the Director of the Institute for European Environment Politics in Bonn, Paris and London and from 1991 to 2000 Prof. von Weizsäcker was the President of the Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy in Wuppertal, Germany. He is also very experienced at the interface of science and politics as he was a member of the German Parliament from 1998 to 2005. From 2006 to 2008, he served as dean of the Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Ernst-Ulrich von Weizsäcker has been a member of the Club of Rome since 1991 and currently serves as its co-president together with Anders Wijkman. He is also a member of the World Future Council and the co-chair of the International Panel on Sustainable Resource Use. Along with a number of acclaimed publications in English and German, he has received various awards and prizes throughout his career.
Andreas Rechkemmer (Friday, June 13, 2014 – Conference Dinner Speech) “A Plea for Social-Ecological Justice” Prof. Dr. Andreas Rechkemmer is the American Humane Endowed Chair of the University of Denver (DU) and a Professor at DU’s Graduate School of Social Work. He also serves as Senior Science and Policy Advisor of the Global Risk Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and as a Professor of Human Dimen- sions of Natural Resources (affiliate faculty) at Colorado State University. Prior to his appointment with DU, Professor Rechkemmer held several positions with the United Nations, including that of Executive Director of the International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change at the United Nations University (UNU), as well as positions with the UN Convention to Combat Desertification. His previous academic appointments and affiliations include the University of Cologne, Free University of Berlin, Social Science Center Berlin, Beijing Normal University, and the United Nations University. Andreas Rechkemmer’s research interests include global sustainable development and social-ecological justice; interdisciplinary perspectives on resilience, including human individuals and communities, as well as ecosystems and planetary systems; the emerging “One Health” paradigm connecting the health and well-being of humans with that of animals and the environment; and the interface of sustainability, social development, global risks and human security. Professor Rechkemmer was trained in Philosophy, Theory of Science, and Political Science, and holds a Doctoral degree (Dr. rer. pol.) in International Relations. He has authored, co-authored and edited several books as well as numerous journal articles, book chapters and policy papers. He is the editor of the volume “UNEO – Towards an International Environment Organization” (2005) and a co-editor of the just released volume “Understanding Society and Natural Resources: Forging New Strands of Integration Across the Social Sciences” (2014). He also serves as a co-editor of the “United Nations and Global Change” book series with Nomos. He was awarded the Scheffel Prize for excellence in writing.
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Student Events
Student Forum (Monday, June 9th 10:00 am-3:00pm) Conti-Campus, Rooms 4+5, Hoersaalgebaeude
Title Contents
09.45 – 10.00 Arrival of the Participants Introduction of the programme and 10.00 – 10.20 Opening /Welcome Address responsible persons 10.20 – 10.50 World Map of Students „A get to know each other game“
10.50 – 11.00 Introduction World Café Introduction of the World Café format
11.00 – 12.00 World Café: Round Tables I Two table rounds, each 30min
12.00 – 13.00 Lunch break Catering on-site
13.00 – 14.00 World Café: Round Tables II Two table rounds, each 30min
14.00 – 14.15 Small break Drinking Coffee
14.15 – 15.00 Panel Discussion and Closing Address Presenting and discussing results
World Café Tables
Table 1: "Scientific writing" – At this table we will discuss and learn about the best ways to write different types of papers. Expert: Prof. Dr. Barty Warren-Kretzschmar, Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning, Utah State University, USA Table 2: "Like a race over hurdles" – At this table we will discuss the problems and obstacles occurring doing doctoral research and ways to overcome these hurdles. Expert: Dr. Eick von Ruschkowski, Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union Germany (NABU)
Table 3: "Scientific Life: Mobility and Flexibility"– At this table we will discuss requirements for increased flexibility in the scientific community and possibilities for exchange programmes and international research. Expert: Dr. Till Manning, Graduate Academy of the Leibniz Universität Hannover
Table 4: "Publish or perish" – At this table we will collect experiences of PhD students with publishing papers, discuss different ways of publishing, how to find the right journal and how to get papers accepted. Expert: Dr. Daniel R. Williams, USDA Forest Service, Colorado, USA
Table 5: "Money on my mind: Research Funding" – At this table we will discuss possibilities of applying for research funding and try to get an insight into funding system of different countries. Expert: Prof. Dr. Toddi A. Steelman, Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources, North Carolina State University, USA
Student Quizbowl (Wednesday, June 10th 7:00 pm) Conti-Campus, Rooms 5, Hoersaalgebaeude
The objective of the Quiz Bowl is to provide a spirited competition among teams of four students and allow both the participants and the audience to have fun while enhancing their awareness of social science issues applied to the environment and natural resources. The purpose of a quiz bowl competition is to bring together teams of students to foster collegiality among participants, enhance knowledge and highlight the strong research programs that are a traditionally part of ISSRM. The quiz bowl competition is not intended to be intensely competitive, but instead provide an informal way for students to gain insights into their respective fields of study. 20 ISSRM 2014 Hannover
Schedule Overview
Monday, June 9th, 2014
08:00am Check-In and Registration open (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude)
8:30 am - 5:00 pm PPGIS-Workshop (HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude)
10:00 am - 3:00 pm Student Forum (Rooms 4+5, Hoersaalgebaeude)
12:00 am- Lunch break for PPGIS-Workshop participants and Students (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude) 1:00pm 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Cultural Capital Workshop (Niedersachsensaal (A003), Quergebaeude) 2:00pm- Coffee available for workshop participants and students at Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude 3:30 pm Registration desk closes at 6:00 pm 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Icebreaker Meeting (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude)
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Schedule Overview
Tuesday, June 10th, 2014
08:00am Check-In and Registration open (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude) Welcome Session (Audimax, University‘s main building) Welcome Speeches by - Matthew Carroll, Washington State University, IASNR Director - Erich Barke, Leibniz Universität Hannover, President - Klaus Hulek, Leibniz Universität Hannover, Vice Preseident 09:30am- 11:30am - Christina von Haaren, Leibniz Universität Hannover, Head of Department Institute for Env. Planning
Keynote Speaker Laila Iskandar Reinhard Honert
11:30am- Lunch break (Conti Campus, Canteen) 1:00pm 1:00pm- 3:00pm 14.1 19 1.3 26.2 27.2 25.1 15.1 Session No.
Niedersachsensaal Room 5 332 442 142 3 4 (A003) Contributions Visual and of Participatory landscape- Participatory Transformation Monitoring Methods for Protected Area based Sustainable and through Urban to Support Assessing Cultural Management II elicitation Tourism - New Collaborative and Regional Sustainable Visitor Ecosystem Services methods: Developments Governance Planning Management in at Different Scales Landscape to Sustainable Protected Areas Elicitation Flood Risk Management 1 3:00pm- Coffee break (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude) 3.30pm 3:30pm- 5:30pm 14.2 28 3.1 26.1 6 25.2 15.2 Session No.
Niedersachsensaal Room 5 332 442 142 3 4 (A003)
The Contributions Public Visual and Involvement of of Tools and Participation landscape- Stakeholders Participatory Integrating Cultural Instruments Awareness of Risk of GIS (PPGIS) 1: based in Ski and Ecosystem Services for Urban Natural Hazards and Applications for elicitation Development Collaborative in Communication and Regional Biodiversity Loss Environmental methods: and Resource Governance and Planning Transformation and Urban Narrative Management to Sustainable Planning Scenarios in Mountain Flood Risk Environments Management 2
5:30pm- IASNR New Member Meeting Room 5 (Hoersaalgebaeude) 6:30pm
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Wednesday, June 11th, 2014
08:00am Check-In and Registration open (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude) 09:00am- 10.30am 14.3 1.6 3.2 27.1 23.1 16 15.3 Session No. Room 5 Niedersachsensaal 332 142 2 442 4 (A003) Research Public regarding Participation Concepts of Natural Applications Sustainable GIS (PPGIS) 2: Ecotourism Human-Nature Sounds and of the Cultural Development Applications for and Relationships Night Skies Ecosystem and Spatial Fishing and Hunting I Environmental Developing in Natural within the Services Transformation I and Urban Countries Resource Context of Framework Planning Management 1 Park and Protected Areas
10:30am- Coffee break (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude) 11:00am 11:00am- 00:30pm 14.4 1.7 10.1 1.1 23.2 15.4 Session No. Room 5 Niedersachsensaal 3 332 2 442 4 (A003)
Concepts of Sustainable Multifunctional Nature Human-Nature Discussions Development Fishing and Hunting Agriculture and Conservation Relationships Meet the on Ecosystem and Spatial II Sustainability Governance in in Natural Editors Services Transformation II Europe Resource Management 2
00:30pm- Lunch break (Conti-Campus, Canteen) 01:30pm: 01:30pm- 03:00pm Session No. 14.5 1.5 10.2 29 23.3 13.4 21.3 Session No.
Room 5 Niedersachsensaal 3 332 2 442 4 (A003) Sustainable Transformation of Food Production Development Attitudes, Beliefs and Urban Community Forest and Sustainable and Spatial and Values in Nature and Rural Fracking Based Resource Governance Water Transformation III Conservation Development Management Governance 3
03:00pm- In-Conference Field Trips (Meeting Point: Conti Campus) 06:00pm 06:00pm- SNR Editorial Board Meeting (Niedersachsensaal (A003) 07:00pm IASNR Student Meeting (Room 4, Hoersaalgebaeude)
07:00 pm Student Quiz Bowl (Room 5, Hoersaalgebaeude) 23 ISSRM 2014 Hannover
Schedule Overview
Thursday, June 12th, 2014
08:00am Check-In and Registration open (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude) 09:00am- 10:30am Keynote: Thomas Heberlein (Audimax, University’s main building)
11:00am- 1:00pm 14.6 1.4 12.1 9 21.1 11 13.1 Session No. Room 5 332 Niedersachsensaal 442 4 142 3 (A003) Human Innovations Dimensions Transformation Impact of and Best Doing Integrative of and Participatory Invasive Concepts for Practices in Sustainable Multidisciplinary Sustainable Environmental Species on Sustainable Land International Water (IMD) Research Urban Governance Ecosystem Management Protected Governance 1 on Ecohealth & Forests: Services Area Capacity Wellbeing Focusing the Development Research Agenda
1:00pm- Lunch break (Conti Campus, Canteen) 2:00pm 2:00pm- 4:00pm 18.1 1.2 12.2 17.4 8.1 21.2 13.3 Session No. Room 442 332 A003 5 142 4 3 (Niedersachsensaal) Ecosystem Certification Science and Implementation of Human- - Overcoming Power in Protected Area Sustainable Land Use Wildlife the Physical, Sustainable Water People and Participatory Management I Options Interactions Social and Governance 2 Rural Forests Forestry Economic Barriers
4:00pm- Coffee break (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude) 4:30pm 4:30pm- 6:00 pm 18.2 2.2 4.1 17.3 8.2 5 13.2 Session No. Room 442 2 332 5 142 4 3 Human- Climate Migration, Rural Spatial Wildlife and Change Livelihoods and Knowledge and Implications Food Security and Human-Nature Adaptation Natural Resource Public Values Institutions in of Renewable Local Development in Interactions and Management: and Urban Forestry Energy siting - Eastern Africa - Governance Mitigation: Taking examples Forests Environmental and Micro and from Asian Impacts Engagement Macro Policy Countries Initiatives
6:00pm- IASNR Business Meeting (Room 5, Hoersaalgebaeude) 7:00pm 7:00pm- Poster Session (Foyer Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude) 9:00pm 24 ISSRM 2014 Hannover
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Friday, June 13th, 2014
08:00am Check-In and Registration open (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude)
09:00am- Keynote: Ernst-Ulrich von Weizsäcker (Audimax, University’s main building) 10:30am 11:00am- 1:00pm 2.1 1.8 7 17.1 22.1 20.2 Session No. Room 2 332 4 5 A003 142 (Niedersachsensaal) Spatial Implications of Renewable Human- Innovations in Energy siting Outdoor New Perspectives on Wildlife Wildfire Policy and Mountain Social - Energy Recreation I Infrastructure Interactions Research in the US: a Dynamics Potentials, and Social Question of Scale Allocation of Change Power Facilities
1:00pm- Lunch break (Conti Campus, Canteen) 2:00pm 2:00pm- 4:00pm 2.3 1.9 4.2 17.2 22.2 20.1 Session No. Room 2 332 442 5 A003 142 (Niedersachsensaal) Spatial Implications Human- Coupled Natural Exploring of Renewable Wildlife and Human Synergies Energy Outdoor Regional Interactions, Systems in Fire- Around siting - Public Recreation II Development in Social change Prone Landscapes: Mountain Social Acceptance, Africa and Social Interactions, Dynamics and Participation Context: Large Dynamics, and Governance - and Social Carnivores Adaptation Round Table Challenges I
4:00pm- Coffee break (Conti Campus, Foyer Hoersaalgebaeude) 4:30pm 4:30pm- 6:00 pm 2.4 Session No. Room 2 Spatial implications of renewable energy siting - Public acceptance, participation and social challenges II
7:00pm Conference Dinner (Hannover Congress Centrum) Dinner Speech: Andreas Rechkemmer 25 ISSRM 2014 Hannover Detailed Schedule Tuesday, June 10th 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Session No. 1.3 Protected Area Management II Chair: Eick von Ruschkowski Room: Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude A003 Title: Mapping Collaborative Conservation on Protected Areas in the American West Authors: Randall K. Wilson; Thomas W. Crawford Title: The role of institutional and historical backgrounds in establishing indigenous Community Conservation Initiatives Authors: Kurtis J. Pei, Scott Pursner Title: Co-management and conflicts in Silaka Nature Reserve, South Africa. What can we learn? Authors: Gladman Thondhlana; Georgina Cundill; Thembela Kepe Title: The success of community-based projects as management strategies for protected areas Authors: Gandhi Gonzalez Guerrero; Maria E. Valdez Pérez; Rafael Morales Ibarra Title: The Influence of Policy Changes on Managers’ Perceptions and Practices in the Coastal Range Forests of the Pacific Northwest, USA, and British Columbia, Canada Authors: Desserae K. Shepston
Session No. 14.1 Transformation through Urban and Regional Planning Chair: Frank Othengrafen Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Alberta’s Land-Use Framework: Hindering or Enhancing Rural Communities Collaborative Ability. Authors: Naomi J. Finseth; Lars K. Hallstrom Title: Territorial planning in Russia for sustainable future Authors: Alina Nekrich Title: Urban development as an object of urban planning practice: The case of plan-making and implementation in Gaborone City, Botswana. Authors: Mutakela K. Minyoi Title: Planning for ecosystem-based climate adaptation in cities Authors: Linda Zardo; Blal Adem Esmail; Davide Geneletti Title: Change at any cost: The forward-planning agenda for sustainable development and spatial transformation in Jamaica, West Indies. Authors: Hilary F. Smith Title: Urbanization of Kigali City: ‘’Political and Environmental Analysis’’ Authors: Bizuru K. Omar
Session No. 15.1 Methods for Assessing Cultural Ecosystem Services at Different Scales Chair: Christian Albert Room: HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Prediction of the attractiveness of an ecosystem as a recreation service Authors: Martin Goossen Title: Towards a Rapid Assessment of Cultural Ecosystem Services in Germany Authors: Johannes Hermes; Christian Albert; Christina von Haaren Title: Assessing distributive environmental justice of cultural ecosystem services provided by blue infrastructure using GIS methodology Authors: Pekka K. Itkonen; Leena E. Kopperoinen Title: Application of ROS approach as a tool to assess land use plans’ impacts on cultural ecosystem services - case studies in Finland and Scotland Authors: Leena Kopperoinen; Arto Viinikka; Pekka Itkonen; Jan Dick; Grazia Zulian; Ron Smith; Lindsay Banin Title: Effects of ecosystem service provision on agritourism destinations preferences Authors: Jordan W. Smith Title: Public participation GIS for assessing cultural ecosystem services in urban areas: a case study in Berlin Authors: Emily L. Rall
Session No. 19 Participatory Monitoring to Support Sustainable Visitor Management in Protected Areas Chair: Yu-Fai Leung Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: Incorporating technology to collaboratively monitor visitor use and natural resources in coastal North Carolina, USA Authors: Chelsey Walden-Schreiner; Anna Miller; Yu-Fai Leung Title: Integrated Approach on Visitor Monitoring in Průhonice Park, Czech Republic Authors: Luís Monteiro; Peter Kumble Title: Some influential factors for the participatory monitoring scheme in Wu-Wei-Kang Wildlife Refuge in Taiwan Authors: Hsin-Ju Hsieh; Po-Wen Tsai; Gwo-Wen Hwang; Shang-Shu Shih; Tzu-Ching Yu; Ming-Kuang Chung; Dau-Jye Lu Title: The role of public participatory planning in park visitor activity management: a case study of mountain biking and horse riding Authors: Isabelle D. Wolf; Teresa Wohlfart; Greg Brown Title: University education in monitoring public use impacts in a Brazilian park Authors: Douglas S. Pimentel; Stephanie M. Maia; Cecília C. de Faria Title: Exploring the Applicability of Camera Trap Method for Monitoring Visitor Use and Behavior Authors: Katharine E. Conlon; Yu-Fai Leung
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Session No. 25.1 Contributions of Participatory and Collaborative Governance to Sustainable Flood Risk Management 1 Chair: Jens Newig Room: HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Stakeholder engagement in flood risk management – theoretical ideals meet planning practice Authors: Meike Levin-Keitel; Thomas Thaler Title: Towards a diversification of Flood Risk Management Strategies in Europe: a reflection on meta-governance challenges Authors: Marloes Bakker; Dries Hegger; Peter Driessen Title: Coordinating public participation under the Floods Directive and the Water Framework Directive: Is the transposition of Art. 9 Floods Directive into German Water law sufficient? Authors: Juliane Albrecht Title: Public participation in EU Floods Directive implementation: A comparison with the Water Framework Directive, and early evidence from Germany Authors: Elisa Kochskämper, Jens Newig; Edward Challies; Nicolas Jager Title: Collaborative Modelling as an approach in Participatory Governance to Sustainable Flood Risk Management Authors: Mariele Evers
Session No. 26.2 Visual and Landscape – based Elicitation Methods:Landscape Elicitation Chair: Kate Sherren Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 442 Title: Motivators and barriers to child's play in nature: Designing digital interventions Authors: Bronwyn J. Cumbo; Brent Jacobs Title: A mixed-methods approach to eliciting urban forest values in three Canadian cities Authors: Thomas M. Beckley; Peter Duinker; John A. Sinclair Title: Self-portraits in landscape: elicitation research with farmers in Nova Scotia, Canada Authors: Kate Sherren; Kate Goodale; Simon Greenland-Smith; Aiswarya Baskaran Title: Using a photo-based Q-method to reveal cohorts of landscape aspirations in central Romania Authors: Andra I. Milcu; Kate Sherren; Jan Hanspach; Joern Fischer Title: Exploring social perceptions of ecosystem services in cultural landscapes using visual stimuli: the case of transhumance in Mediterranean Spain Authors: César A. López-Santiago Title: Performing Perspectives on Water Security – On the Use of Forum Theatre for Research Communication Authors: Graham S EH. Strickert; Lori EA. Bradford
Session No. 27.2 Sustainable Tourism - New Developments Chair: Sandra M. De Urioste-Stone Room: Dekanatssaal, Quergebaeude 142 Title: Developing Sustainable Recreation and Tourism Products: A Case of Charter Fishing Trips Authors: Chi-Ok Oh; Jarrett Bachman; Laura Jodice; Jenni S. Lee Title: The Economic Impact of Bear River Heritage Area Tourism in Utah and Idaho: Implications for Local and Regional Development Authors: Steven W. Burr; Paul M. Jakus Title: Assessing Tourism Sustainability in a Historic Town by Using Indicator System with the Analytic Hierarchy Process Approach Authors: Huan Wang Title: Landscape of change: ancient city, citrus groves, recreation and tourism. Authors: Selcuk Sayan Title: Measuring Maine residents’ attitudes toward sustainable tourism and development: a psychometric approach Authors: Matthew Scaccia; Sandra M. De Urioste-Stone; John Daigle Title: Exploring the Values and Psychological Well-being Relationships among Campers in Taiwan Authors: Alan Graefe; Han-Hui Huang; Chieh-Lu Li
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Session No. 3.1 Public Participation GIS (PPGIS) 1: Applications for Environmental and Urban Planning Chair: Gregory G. Brown Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: How to support public participation processes with the softGIS tool – experiences from temporary PPGIS to continuous PSS systems Authors: Maarit Kahila; Marketta Kyttä Title: Mapping accessibility to aquatic ecosystem services in Helsinki Metropolitan Area, Finland Authors: Tiina Laatikainen; Marketta Kyttä; Jenni Kuoppa Title: Sampling in participatory mapping. An example on collaborative policy making to support cultural identity. Authors: Beni Rohrbach Title: Using PGIS to map the social values of Ecosystem Services and manage environmental conflicts in Western Amazon: some cases in Peru and Ecuador Authors: Daniele Codato; Salvatore E. Pappalardo; Massimo De Marchi Title: Analyzing Spatial Socio-Demographic Differences in Wildlife Conservation Preferences and Ecosystem Service Knowledge Using Public Participation Geographic Information Systems (PPGIS) Authors: Cody M. Cox; Wayde Morse
Session No. 6 The Involvement of Stakeholders in Ski Development and Resource Management in Mountain Environments Chair: Carmen de Jong Room: Dekanatssaal, Quergebaeude 142 Title: 28 years of confrontation: Priority for ski development or for endangered species? A case study from Piz Val Gronda in the Central Alps (Tyrol, Austria) Authors: Luise Schratt-Ehrendorfer Title: Advantages and limitations of real-time simulations of concerted approaches in ski resorts. Authors: Jean-Christophe C. Loubier Title: Citizen Involvement in the Winter Olympic Candidature of Munich 2018 and 2022 Authors: Axel Doering; Sylvia Hamberger Title: Toward quality assurance in public participation projects as exemplified by a citizen jury / citizen survey Authors: Anne-Dore Uthe; Birgit Apfelbaum Title: Winter Tourism and Protected Areas in the Harz Mts. – History, Problems and Perspectives Authors: Dr. Friedhart Knolle; Christian Reinboth Title: Stakeholder Involvement in the Development of Modern Winter Tourism and Resource Protection – a comparison of the Harz Mountains and Alps Authors: Carmen de Jong Title: Observations and perceptions of climate change among mountaineers in Huascarán National Park, Peru Authors: Kenneth E. Wallen
Session No. 14.2 Tools and Instruments for Urban and Regional Transformation Chair: Frank Othengrafen Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Following the densification paradigm in urban transformations: implications for health related lifestyles of inhabitants Authors: Mojca Golobic; Katarina A. Lestan; Ivan Erzen Title: Urbanization, access to green space and mental health: which types of green space matter (most)? Authors: Sjerp de Vries; Margreet ten Have; Saskia van Dorsselaer; Manja van Wezep; Tia Hermans; Ron de Graaf Title: An Agent-Based-Model of Residential Refurbishment under demographic change Authors: Mart Verhoog; Carsten Buchmann; Thomas Bruckner Title: Assessing the Progress of Building a Resource-Conserving and Environment-Friendly Society: Using an Index System of Coordinated Development Authors: Yang Ding; Qi Han; Bauke de Vries; Xingzi Wan
Session No. 15.2 Integrating Cultural Ecosystem Services in Communication and Planning Chair: Christian Albert Room: HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Does framing of information about ecosystem services influence actions in local landscape planning? Authors: Claire C. Vos; Ingrid Coninx; Eveliene G. Steingröver; Art RPJ. Dewulf Title: How to account for the importance of a cultural keystone species in environmental valuation? Authors: Jakub Kronenberg; Erik Andersson; Piotr Tryjanowski Title: The effects of short rotation coppice on recreation and the visual landscape – results of a survey using 3D visualisations for scenarios in different landscape Authors: Thiemen Boll Title: Identifying indicators for educational ecosystem services: The example of outdoor environmental education conducted by secondary schools in Krakow, Poland Authors: Ewelina D. Mocior Title: The production of contested landscapes: changes to ecosystem services in the Authors: Julie Snorek; Linda Moser; Fabrice G. Renaud Title: Rural transformation through tourism: governance of touristic ecosystem services at Costalegre, Mexico. Authors: Marion Riensche; Alicia Castillo
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Session No. 25.2 Contributions of Participatory and Collaborative Governance to Sustainable Flood Risk Management 2 Chair: Jens Newig Room: HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Participatory and collaborative governance: the emergence and role of ‘flood action groups’ in UK flood risk management Authors: Linda H. Geaves; Edmund Penning-Rowsell Title: Does participation increase vulnerability? Some insights from the 2013 flood in Germany Authors: Christian Kuhlicke; Chloe Begg; Ines Callsen; Anna Kunath Title: The role of flood risk management for public’s acceptance of integrated river management Authors: Matthias Buchecker; Elisabeth Maidl; Dominika Ogasa Title: Contesting Climate Change Policies: Community Conflict in Lake Macquarie, NSW, Australia Authors: Anne Buchmann Title: Watershed-based protected area management for disaster risk reduction of mangrove forest livelihoods: Peam Kasaop Wildlife Sanctuary, Cambodia Authors: Brian C. Kastl
Session No. 26.1 Visual and Landscape-based Elicitation Methods:Narrative Scenarios Chair: Iris C. Bohnet Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 442 Title: The Mapping Narratives: Integrating Social and Ecological Memory in Understanding the Social Construction of Fire in South-eastern Australia Authors: Ruth Beilin; Karen Reid Title: Unearthing the lived experience of climate change: using oral histories to document environmental change and inform land management decisions in the American Southwest Authors: Peter Friederici Title: The role of uncertainty, variability and scale on climate change adaptation: Two case studies from the USA. Authors: Daniel J. Murphy; Carina Wyborn; Laurie Yung; Daniel Williams; Cory Cleveland; Solomon Dombrowski; Lisa Eby; Erin Towler Title: Linking climate change adaptation and sustainable regional development through participatory scenario building – methods, tools and learnings from an Australian case study Authors: Iris C. Bohnet Title: Investigating local influence on market- based ecosystem- service conservation schemes with Net-Map tool: field experience from Costa Rica Authors: Barbara Schröter; Bettina Matzdorf; Claudia Sattler; Isabel Hackenberg Title: Refining Water Quality Objectives and Monitoring in the Wet Tropics, Australia Using a Community Based Approach Authors: Julie H. Tsatsaros; Jon E. Brodie; Iris C. Bohnet; Peter Valentine Title: Beyond the blood sports of a public meeting to an engaging facilitated workshop approach Authors: Alistair J. Bath
Session No. 28 Awareness of Risk of Natural Hazards and Biodiversity Loss Chair: Elisabeth Maidl Room: Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude A003 Title: Hazard risk awareness and motivation for protective behaviour: a case study in Switzerland Authors: Elisabeth Maidl; Matthias Buchecker Title: Risk perception and relevance of timber harvesting for private woodland owners: A qualitative examination Authors: Emily J. Silver; Jessica E. Leahy; Aaron R. Weiskittel; Caroline L. Noblet; David B. Kittredge Title: Concern for climate change and biodiversity loss: Different environmental orientations? Authors: Ketil Skogen Title: Is there a common perception of biodiversity state and trends among local and regional administration? Implications from Poland. Authors: Agata Pietrzyk-Kaszynska; Małgorzata Grodzińska-Jurczak Title: Understanding community awareness and perceptions of conservation: A case study from a Ramar listed wetland in a peri-urban growth corridor. Authors: Kelly Hunt de Bie Title: Human Wellbeing Indicator Development at Multiple Scales in the Puget Sound, Washington Authors: Kelly Biedenweg Title: Understanding the Roles of Socioeconomic Vulnerability, Adaptive Capacity, and Mitigation Planning in Community Resilience to Wildland Fire Authors: Max Nielsen-Pincus; Travis Paveglio; Jesse B. Abrams; Cassandra Moseley; Matthew S. Carroll
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Session No. 1.6 Fishing and Hunting I Chair: Craig A. Miller Room: Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude A003 Title: A transdisciplinary sustainability science route to sustainable fish stocking in recreational fisheries Authors: Robert Arlinghaus; Eva-Maria Cyrus; Erik Eschbach; Daniel Hühn; Carsten Riepe; Thilo Pagel Title: Choices in a choice experiments with applications to recreational fishing and water management Authors: Wolfgang Haider Title: Using mental models to understand conservation related attitudes and policy preferences: an empirical study of anglers and stocking Authors: Steven A. Gray; Robert Arlinghaus; Johanna Hilsberg; Andrew McFall Title: Moral acceptability of recreational fishing among the German general public - Results from a representative survey Authors: Carsten Riepe; Robert Arlinghaus Title: “Seeing is believing”? A randomized experiment of angler knowledge and attitude shifts in relation to fish stocking from lecture-based instruction Authors: Marie L. Fujitani; Andrew McFall; Christoph Randler; Robert Arlinghaus
Session No. 3.2 Public Participation GIS (PPGIS) 2: Applications for Environmental and Urban Planning Chair: Gregory G. Brown Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: The methodological challenges of using PPGIS to involve residents in national park management Authors: Miisa Pietilä Title: Mapping ecosystem services in the Arctic by cross-cultural PGIS Authors: Vera H. Hausner Title: The value of Australian public lands – a state-wide application of Public Participation GIS Authors: Delene L. Weber; Greg Brown; Kelly de Bie Title: An empirical evaluation of workshop versus survey PPGIS methods Authors: Greg G. Brown
Session No. 14.3 Sustainable Development and Spatial Transformation I Chair: Rainer Danielzyk Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: From black to green? Development potentials and governance issues in European mining regions Authors: Jörn Harfst Title: Venture capital in China: development and the green economy Authors: Asif Siddiqui; Hong Lu; Yu Yang Title: Assessing adaptive co-management capacity for improving the LEADER Initiative: Findings from two Sicilian Local Action Groups Authors: Gioacchino Pappalardo; Bethany Laursen; Biagio Pecorino
Session No. 15.3 Applications of the Cultural Ecosystem Services Framework Chair: Dan McCole Room: HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Cultural landscape of a Japanese pottery village through the eyes of potters Authors: Sampei Yamashita; Kohei Toyooka; Kota Maruya; Tadashi Uchiyama; Toru Kurita Title: Understanding Wine Tourists in Emerging Wine Regions: A Study of Tasting Room Visitors in the U.S. State of Michigan Authors: Dan McCole Title: Rural landscape transformation in Saxon Villages from Transylvania, Romania. A transcultural and transnational ground in a period of change Authors: Alina E. Voinea Title: How sustainable is boating tourism along the Swedish West Coast? Authors: Neva Leposa
Session No. 16 Research regarding Natural Sounds and Night Skies within the Context of Park and Protected Areas Chair: Brendan D. Taff Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 442 Title: Soundscape can Impede or Improve Recovery from Stress Authors: Jacob A. Benfield; Joshua Smyth; Derrick Taff; Peter Newman Title: From Landscapes to Lightscapes: Indicators and Standards of Quality for Night Sky Viewing in National Parks Authors: Robert E. Manning; Ellen Rovelstad; Chadwick Moore; Jeffrey Hallo; Brandi Smith Title: Shedding Light on Lightscape Management and Nighttime Recreation: Experiment-derived nighttime visitor preferences for brightness and color of outdoor lighting for three night-accessed areas in Acadia National Park Authors: Brandi L. Smith; Jim Berns; John T. Kelly; Tom Stone; Joe Crookham; Jeffrey C. Hallo Title: Discourses of the night sky: A case study from Acadia National Park Authors: Monika M. Derrien; Patricia A. Stokowski; Robert E. Manning
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Session No. 23.1 Concepts of Human-Nature Relationships in Natural Resource Management 1 Chair: Andreas Muhar Room: HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Concepts of Human-Nature Relationships and the Governance of Social-Ecological Systems Authors: Marianne Penker; Courtney G. Flint; Andreas Muhar; Michael Braito; Kerstin Böck; Iris Kunze; Yuki Yoshida Title: Why do people act for nature? A simple approach through a list of 21 motives Authors: Wouter T. de Groot; Riyan J G. van den Born Title: Challenges of developing narratives for investigating human-nature relationships Authors: Michael Braito; Kerstin Böck; Courtney Flint; Andreas Muhar; Marianne Penker; Susanne Muhar Title: Human-Nature Relationships and values behind individual and collective photovoltaic engagement Authors: Michael Braito; Marianne Penker; Andreas Muhar; Courtney Flint; Stefan Vogel; Manuela Larcher
Session No. 27.1 Ecotourism and Developing Countries Chair: Michael Huebler Room: Dekanatssaal, Quergebaeude 142 Title: “Well, it came with my job description”: A Case Study of an Ecotourism Partnership Lifecycle Authors: Ginger G. Deason; Deidre M. Peroff; Jennifer H. Iyengar; Maureen C. Hayes; Erin L. Seekamp Title: Tourists' Satisfaction and Loyalty of Ecotourism : A Case Study of Tanayigu Natural Ecological Park in Taiwan Authors: Liang-Ru Wang; Ming-Yuan Huang Title: Impact of tourism development on the local livelihoods and land use change in the Northern Vietnamese highlands Authors: Huong Hoang; Anton Van Rompaey; Veerle Vanacker; Kim Chi Vu; Patrick Meyfroidt Title: How Should Future Tourism Influence Today's Resource Use? Authors: Michael Huebler
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Session No. 1.1 Nature Conservation Governance in Europe Chair: Thomas E. Fish Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: What is there to protect? Changing meaning of the natural environment in Polish legal and policy documents Authors: Piotr Matczak; Joanna Cent; Malgorzata Grodzinska-Jurczak; Krzysztof Maczka; Krzysztof Niedzialkowski; Agnieszka Olszanska; Agata Pietrzyk-Kaszynska Title: Who can decide about nature? Multi-level and participatory characteristics of the protected areas governance in Poland Authors: Krzysztof Niedzialkowski; Monika Pietruczuk; Agata Pietrzyk-Kaszyńska; Małgorzata Grodzińska-Jurczak Title: Public participation in nature conservation: theory and reality during the implementation of Natura 2000 in Poland and Austria Authors: Justyna Gutowska; Stefan Schindler; Sristi Kamal; Iwona Lamaszewska; Thomas Wrbka; Małgorzata Grodzińska-Jurczak
Session No. 1.7 Fishing and Hunting II Chair: Wolfgang Haider Room: Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude A003 Title: How representative are the online samples? : A comparison of survey response between self-selected and random samples of Georgia trout anglers Authors: Neelam C. Poudyal; J. M. Bowker; Ramesh Paudyal; Adrienne M. Dorison; Stan Zarnoch Title: The Role Of Specialization In The Development Of Place Attachment Among Recreational Anglers Authors: Jinhee Jun; Gerard T. Kyle Title: The Moderating Influence of Angler Specialization on Determinants of Satisfaction with Catch across Six Fish Species, with Implications for Management Authors: Ben Beardmore; Len M. Hunt; Wolfgang Haider; Robert Arlinghaus Title: Predicting Illinois hunter support for sharpshooting to manage Chronic Wasting Disease Authors: Craig A. Miller; Jerry J. Vaske; Erin E. Harper
Session No. 10.1 Multifunctional Agriculture and Sustainability Chair: Joerg Schroeder Room: HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Current Trends of Home Seed-raising: Results from Large Scale Survey in Japan, Ishikawa Authors: Mitsuyuki Tomiyoshi; Ryo Kohsaka Title: Peri-urban futures – optimizing ecosystem services by multifunctional land use as a way towards sustainability Authors: E. Gunilla A. Olsson Title: “Slow to Change”: Farmers’ perceptions of place-based barriers to sustainable agriculture Authors: Samantha T. Grover; Joshua B. Gruver Title: Conflicts of uses in green multifunctional spaces – An innovative approach based on identity Authors: José Serrano; Abdel-Illah Hamdouch
Session No. 14.4 Sustainable Development and Spatial Transformation II Chair: Rainer Danielzyk Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Changes in the area of the “Green Lungs” of Poland Authors: Agnieszka Szczepańska; Adam Senetra; Monika Wasilewicz-Pszczółkowska Title: Reassessing Biocentrc Planning Values: The case of the Western Oregon Plan Revision Authors: Stacey Schulte; Brian Muller Title: Climate change concern versus scepticism: The Norwegian case Authors: Olve Krange; Torvald Tangeland Title: Rural-Urban continuum: with reference to Chennai City of Tamil Nadu, India Authors: Magamuni Thamilarasan
Session No. 15.4 Discussions on Ecosystem Services Chair: Jacqueline A. Williams Room: HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Environment as a stock: does the ecosystem services approach exist in the Polish environmental policy? Authors: Krzysztof Mączka; Piotr Matczak; Agata Pietrzyk-Kaszyńska; Małgorzata Grodzińska-Jurczak; Agnieszka Olszańska; Marcin Rechciński; Joanna Cent Title: Transparent stakeholder-ship: lessons for collaborative governance from First Nation Peoples and rural communities in Australia and North America Authors: Jacqueline A. Williams; Johnnie Aseron Title: Social acceptance of marker-assisted selection: an upward battle Authors: Chelsea D. Nilausen; Veronique Maltais; Nancy Gelinas; Gary Q. Bull Title: OPSOL: Operationalizing cross-scale interactions of soil functions, soil uses, spatial development and land management spatially explicit in a decision Authors: Thomas Drobnik; Adrienne Grêt-Regamey Title: Ecosystem services in landscape architecture: Is there interchange? A content analysis. Authors: Martina JHM van Lierop
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Session No. 23.2 Concepts of Human-Nature Relationships in Natural Resource Management 2 Chair: Andreas Muhar HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Human-Nature Relationship Perspectives: Cross-Cultural Watershed Case Studies Authors: Courtney G. Flint; Kerstin Böck; Yuki Yoshida; Mallory Dolan Title: The HaN scale on visions of nature and its relation with the perception of non-native species Authors: Riyan Van den Born; Laura Verbrugge; Wouter De Groot Title: Effects of environmental worldview and perceived benefits of recreational experiences on human-place bonding Authors: Jingxian Jiang; Carena J. van Riper; Jee In Yoon; Gerard Kyle; Stephen G. Sutton
Session No. 90.5 Meet the Editors
Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 442
Patricia Stokowski (Past Editor of Leisure Science)
Jerry Vaske (Editor of Human Dimensions of Wildlife)
Wolfgang Haider (Editor of Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism)
Daniel Williams (Editor of Society and Natural Resources)
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Session No. 1.5 Transformation of Attitudes, Beliefs and Values in Nature Conservation Chair: Michael J. Manfredo Room: Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude A003 Title: Tranformative Regulation: Developing Weeds Categories And Laws Using Transformative Learning Authors: Robyn L. Bartel Title: Interdisciplinary study of the West Nile Virus in the greater Atlanta metropolitan area Authors: Wayde Morse; Graeme Lockaby; Wayne Zipperer; Krisztian Magori Title: Reducing Mastitis and Antimicrobial Use on U.S. Dairy Farms: Survey Findings Authors: Rebecca L. Schewe; Jean Kayitsinga; Casey Odom; Andres Contreras; W. Alan Coats; Phil Durst; Ronald J. Erskine; Ernest P. Hovingh; Ruben Martinez; Ray; Mobley; Stan Moore Title: Willingness to pay for endangered species and climate change beliefs Authors: Sorada Tapsuwan Title: The Consequences of Racial and Socioeconomic Disparities in the Distribution of Air Pollution around Public Schools in the Great Lakes Region Authors: Paul Mohai; Byoung-Suk Kweon; Sangyun Lee
Session No. 10.2 Food Production and Urban and Rural Development Chair: Monica Hubbard Room: HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: The spaces and times of community farming: the transformational potential of three food growing communities in the UK Authors: Neil Ravenscroft; Niamh Moore; Amelia Lee; Clair Holmes; Rachel Hanney; Mhairi Weir; Orla O'Flanagan; Tarot Couzyn Title: Urban gardens: the landscape project for sustainable development of the city through urban agriculture. Authors: Vlatka Colic Title: Agriculture to Urban Land Transition in the American West: Societal and Ecological Pressures and Implications Authors: Monica Hubbard; Eric Lindquist Title: Governance for Sustainability: a comparative analysis of sustainable cities Authors: Alexandrina S. Moura; Felipe S. Oria; Pedro Barros Title: Re-encoding Remains of Dehabitation Authors: Mo S. Krag
Session No. 13.4 Forest and Governance Chair: Peter N. Duinker Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 442 Title: Exploring the scale dependence of urban forest-human health relationships Authors: Wei-Lun Tsai; Yu-Fai Leung; Melissa R. McHale; Myron F. Floyd; Brian J. Reich Title: Can the Biofuel Industry Access Biomass from Non-Industrial Private Forests Authors: Jason S. Gordon; James Finley; A.E. Luloff; Adam Willcox; Don Hodges Title: Sustainability at risk – resource conflicts at the urban-forest interface on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast Authors: Tina Schivatcheva, Radostina Schivatcheva
Session No. 14.5 Sustainable Development and Spatial Transformation III Chair: Rainer Danielzyk Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Building a resilient city in changing climate and environment: a case study on consrvation strategies of Taoyuan pond resources and canel system in Taiwan Authors: Yu-Fang Lin Title: Integration of climate change adaptation in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of large Infrastructure projects Authors: Alexandra MA. Jiricka; Herbert Formayer; Markus Leitner; Sonja Völler; Sabine McCallum; Gregori Stanzer; Erich Dallhammer Title: Rural-Urban Migration Flows and Urban Air Quality in China Authors: Hua Qin Title: Ziguinchor: identity crisis of a hybrid city shared between "urbanity" and "rurality" Authors: Alvares G F. Benga; Oumar Sall
Session No. 21.3 Sustainable Water Governance 3 Chair: Monica Hammer Room: HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Development of groundwater resources for rice farming in highly populated lower Gangetic plain of India: a study for environmental sustainability Authors: Dhananjoy Dutta; Soumen Saha Title: Increasing Residential Adoption of Best Management Practices Over Time in an Urbanizing Watershed Authors: Joan M. Brehm; Brian W. Eisenhauer Title: Ganga River Resources and the Livelihood: In the Perspectives of River bed Farming and Ferry Services Authors: Murali Prasad Panta Title: Issues and opportunities with participatory governance for the management of marine resources in the Adriatic Sea Authors: Romina Rodela; Magnus Boström
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Session No. 23.3 Community Based Resource Management Chair: Andreas Muhar Room: HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Decoding success in community-based natural resource management Authors: Gautam Prateek Title: Community based natural resource management: formal theory meets grass roots learning Authors: Penelope R. Cooke Title: Understanding community "rules of engagement": experiences of Australian natural resource governance through a socio-legal lens Authors: Tanya M. Howard Title: Gender and decision-making in natural resource management in Yukon Territory, Canada Authors: Kiri Staples; David Natcher
Session No. 29 Fracking Chair: Patricia A. Stokowski Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: Shale gas development: Trust and engagement in individual civic actions Authors: Gene L. Theodori; A.E. Luloff; Fern K. Willits Title: Public Land Visitors’ Responses to Marcellus Shale Gas Drilling Activity: An Analysis of Four State Forests in Pennsylvania Authors: Kyle Olcott; Alan Graefe; Andrew Mowen; David Graefe Title: Mineral Leasing Decisions for Horizontal Hydraulic Fracturing in Southern Illinois Authors: Andrew Predmore; Desserae Shepston; Lynetted Bowden
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Session No. 1.4 Impact of Invasive Species on Ecosystem Services - Presentations followed by Panel Discussion Chair: Robert C. Burns Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: Bark beetle impacts on landscape preferences and coping behaviours of protected area visitors – Results from a German national park Authors: Renate Eder; Arne Arnberger; Brigitte Allex; Martin Ebenberger; Maria Hußlein; Jörg Müller; Ingrid Schneider Title: Public attitudes on invasive non-native plant species and their management options in Switzerland Authors: Xenia Junge; Marcel Hunziker; Nicole Bauer; Janine Bolliger; Arne Arnberger Title: Do invasive species infestations constrain visitation? Exploring visitor perceptions of responses to emerald ash borer Authors: Ingrid E. Schneider, Alex Schlueter, Arne Arnberger, Rob Venette, Stephanie Snyder, Stuart Cottrell Title: Bark Beetle Impacts on Recreation an Natural Resource Management in Harz National Park Authors: Eick von Ruschkowski
Session No. 9 Innovations and Best Practices in International Protected Area Capacity Development Chair: Thomas E. Fish Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 442 Title: From restrictive to assistive conservation. Understanding environmental management trends in mexican community-based lands. Authors: David Vargas Title: Environmental Discourses and Social Networks to identify the potential of ICZM Implementation in two Mediterranean Deltas Authors: Lisa R. Ernoul; Angela Wardell-Johnson Title: Management Practices on Protected Areas: Collaboration of Local People, NGOs and Public Administration in Turkey - Case Study : Kure Mountains National Park Authors: Mustafa Artar; Sevgi Gormus Title: Potentials for integrating intergenerational practices into protected area management Authors: Tamara Mitrofanenko; Andreas Muhar; Marianne Penker Title: Assessing benefits and challenges of collaborative networks for natural and cultural heritage conservation, science, policy, and capacity development Authors: Thomas E. Fish Title: Conservation Aspects of Slow Loris (Nycticebus coucang) in Bangladesh. Authors: Mohammad M. Chowdhury
Session No. 11 Doing Integrative Multidisciplinary (IMD) Research on Ecohealth & Wellbeing Chair: Elize S. Van Eeden Room: Dekanatssaal, Quergebaeude 142 Title: IMD Community Engagement research as an approach to address urban eco-health and wellbeing challenges: The Bekkersdal experience Authors: Elize S. Van Eeden Title: Determining the experiences of researchers in an integrative multidisciplinary (IMD) study on health and wellbeing matters in Bekkersdal: A SWOT analysis Authors: Eddie G. Bain; Elma H. Ryke; Elize S. van Eeden; Vicki Koen Title: An exploration of fieldworkers’ experiences on the urban challenges in the Bekkersdal mining community Authors: Vicki Koen; Elma Ryke; Mada Watson Title: The possible value of green spaces in the living environment of the Bekkersdal community, South Africa Authors: Nellie de Crom; EJ Nealer; ES van Eeden Title: Nature and extent of developmental municipal management in the case of Westonaria Local Municipality Authors: Eric J. Nealer; Elize S. van Eeden; Engela P. de Crom; Eddie Bain
Session No. 12.1 Concepts for Sustainable Land Management Chair: Sylvia Herrmann Room: Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude A003 Title: Regiobranding – using characteristics of cultural landscapes for branding of urban-rural regions Authors: Daniela Kempa Title: Will climate change influence the attractiveness of cultural landscapes in Austria Authors: Ulrike Pröbstl-Haider Pröbstl-Haider Title: A model for constructing sustainability assessment framework - focus on regional industrial land redevelopment Authors: Tong Wang; Qi Han; Bauke de Vries Title: Spatio-economics: an attempt to balance trade-offs for managing forest resources in a tropical ecosystem Authors: Nidhi Nagabhatla; P S Roy Title: Governing Competing Land Use Alternatives – Identifying Pathways to Sustainability Authors: Susan Baker; Karin Beland Lindahl
Session No. 13.1 Human Dimensions of Sustainable Urban Forests: Focusing the Research Agenda Chair: Peter N. Duinker Room: HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Overview of research on the human dimensions of sustainable urban forests in Canada and USA Authors: Peter N. Duinker; Camilo Ordonez; Katelyn-Rae Perfitt Title: Urban forest research in continental Europe: emerging trends from a social science perspective Authors: Marco Pütz Title: Sustainable urban forests: the social research agenda in the UK Authors: Anna Lawrence; Bianca Ambrose-Oji; Liz O'Brien; Norman Dandy; Alexander van der Jagt
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Session No. 14.6 Transformation and Participatory Environmental Governance Chair: Andreas Rechkemmer Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Patterns of elitism within participatory environmental governance Authors: John Sinclair; John Parkins Title: Conflict resolution as a necessary component of natural resource management in coastal urban areas: examples from municipal planning in Sweden Authors: Olga Stepanova Title: Legitimacy of site selection processes across Europe Authors: Małgorzata Grodzińska-Jurczak; Agata Pietrzyk-Kaszyńska; Riikka Paloniemi; Evangelia Apostolopoulou; Anna Salomaa; Mariana Tsianou; Jukka Similä; John D. Pantis, Joanna Cent Title: Investigating the effectiveness of governance processes in delivering NRM outcomes: case studies in Queensland Authors: Severine Mayere; Karen Vella; Douglas Baker Title: Getting Started in Collaborative Stakeholder Management and Policy Entrepreneurs: Authors: Wilbur Bing-Yan Lu Title: Using website analysis to explore public concerns about environmental issues Authors: Madeline G. Slowik
Session No. 21.1 Sustainable Water Governance 1 Chair: Monica Hammer Room: HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: An ecosystem management perspective on stakeholder involvement in water governance - examples from the Baltic Sea Drainage Basin. Authors: Monica Hammer; Mona Petersson; Karolina Zurek Title: Enhancing incentives for farmers’ participation in voluntary measures for improved water quality Authors: Frida Franzén Title: Bridging The GAP Between Water Resources Management And Urban And Rural Land Use Planning Through Strategic Environment Assessment Authors: Berit K. Balfors; Juan Azcarate; Monica Hammer Title: Natural Resources Management in Bangladesh: Issues and Challenges in the Governance of Freshwater Wetlands Authors: Mohammad T. Chowdhury Title: Impacts of Participatory Modeling on Climate Change-related Water Management in Sonora, Mexico Authors: Kathleen E. Halvorsen; David J. Kossak; Alex S. Mayer; Enrique Vivoni; Agustin Robles Morua Title: Enabling and enacting ‘practical action’ for shaping change in catchments: responding to the ‘wicked problem’ of nonpoint source pollution in coastal subtropical Australia Authors: James Patterson
37 ISSRM 2014 Hannover Detailed Schedule Thursday June 12th 2:00pm-4:00pm
Session No. 1.2 Protected Area Management I Chair: Eick von Ruschkowski Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: Environmental science communication and governance in protected areas: A model of group relations and social influence mechanisms Authors: Tasos Hovardas Title: ‘Facing conservation’ or ‘conservation with a human face’? The case of Nechisar National Park, southern Ethiopia Authors: Genaye Tsegaye; Stefaan Dondeyne; Mulugeta Lemenih; Abraham Marye; Jan Nyssen; Miet Maertens Title: Strategies For Management of Protected Areas in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve of Belize, Central America Authors: Peter A. Kumble; Luis Montero Title: Economic Impacts of Tourism in German Biosphere Reserves Authors: Manuel Job, Hubert Job; Felix Kraus; Cornelius Merlin; Manuel Woltering Title: National parks: Spatial and institutional distribution of their costs and benefits - A study of the Bavarian Forest National Park, Germany Authors: Marius Mayer Title: Efficient management capacity evaluation in protected areas Authors: Juan Carlos Valdivieso
Session No. 8.1 Ecosystem Certification - Overcoming the Physical, Social and Economic Barriers Chair: Dirk Röttgers Room: Dekanatssaal, Quergebaeude 142 Title: Addressing challenges in the design of payments for ecosystem services through simulation modeling Authors: Claudia Sattler Title: Equity vs. Efficiency in Payments for Ecosystem Services Authors: Huon Morton Title: Land-based Certification, Financing Biodiversity , governance Authors: Dirk M. Röttgers , Etti M. Winter, Title: An economic accounting framework by clarifying the relationships between critical natural capitals at traditional villages towards to new urbanization in East China Authors: Shuping Zhang; Bin Ding; Yutao Wang Title: Socio-economic Consequences of Oil Pollution on Marine Biotopes on Small-scale Fishers in Niger Delta, Nigeria. Authors: Olaniyi A. Olopade Title: Market-based valuation of ecosystem services for natural systems Authors: Heidi von Korff
Session No. 12.2 Implementation of Sustainable Land Use Options Chair: Daniela Kempa Room: Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude A003 Title: Stakeholder views on sustainable land management and regional impact of climate change Authors: Andrej Lange; Tim Barkmann; Rosemarie Siebert Title: Interdependencies between Land Use (Change) and Climate Change in Germany: Conflicts and Perspectives Authors: Johanna Fick; Roland Goetzlke; Horst Gömann; Jana Hoymann; Peter Kreins Title: Conciliating Distinct Interests in Accelerated Land Use Change: Experiences with Institutional Stakeholders within a Transdisciplinary Discourse Authors: Rosemarie Siebert; Annett Steinführer; Meike Hellmich; Reimund Steinhäußer; Johanna Fick Title: Public lands distribution: A model for the exchange of BLM and SITLA lands in Utah Authors: Richard E. Toth; Bartlett Warren-Kretzschmar; Tyler Allen; Scott Frost; Jane Li; Lexine Long Title: Alternative futures for the rural Intermountain West: Case study of the San Rafael River basin in southern Utah Authors: Barty Warren-Kretszchmar; Richard E. Toth; Carly Klein; Stephanie Tomlin Title: Livelihoods and local heritage: Urban encroachment within a coastal county in the southeastern U.S. Authors: Erin Seekamp; Carla Barbieri; Ginger Deason
Session No. 13.3 People and Rural Forests Chair: Peter N. Duinker Room: HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Collaborative forest governance in Canada and Uganda: who has access to social learning platforms and how do they contribute to forest governance? Authors: Felicitas Egunyu; Maureed G. Reed Title: Salient value similarity, social trust, familiarity, aesthetics and approval of forest management practices Authors: Courtney L. Peterson; Jerry J. Vaske Title: Can parcelization of forestland play a role in preserving private forests? Authors: Alexander L. Metcalf; James C. Finley; A E. Luloff; Thomas M. Beckley Title: Predicting behavioral intentions through place attachment and stewardship responsibility Authors: Michael R. Quartuch; John Daigle; Kathleen P. Bell Title: Developing Evaluation Indicators for Landscape Ecology of Sacred Dangsan Forests in Korea Authors: Haiung Choi; Dongyeob Kim; Dukbyeong Park; Sangyoung Rhee
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Session No. 17.4 Human-Wildlife Interactions Chair: Michael J. Manfredo Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Shifting Values Provide the Driving Force for New Modes of Wildlife Governance Authors: Michael Manfredo; Tara Teel; Alia Dietsch Title: Wildlife Management in Amboseli, Kenya: A Historical Perspective on Approaches to Wildlife and Natural Resource Conservation Authors: Amanda E. Lewis Title: Landowner Attitudes towards Feral Swine Management in Illinois Authors: Erin E. Harper; Craig A. Miller Title: Land parcel ownership as a challenge to Pangolin conservation-from present status to habitat possibility Authors: Yu-Ching Lai; Kurtis J. Pei; Jhih-En Lai Title: Framing of resource use conflicts in Loliondo Game Controlled Area- Tanzania: wildlife tourism, conservation and pastoralism interface Authors: Masegeri T. Rurai Title: The political ecology of noncompliance: Encroachment, governance, and avian conservation in the Manas Tiger and Biosphere Reserve (India) Authors: Dhananjaya Katju; Uddipana Kalita
Session No. 18.1 Science and Power in Participatory Forestry Chair: Jens F. Lund Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 442 Title: ‘Forest management’ through ‘participation’: History of knowledge-power relationships in Angai Forest Authors: Irmeli Mustalahti; Hadija Malimusi; Andreas Scheba Title: The Politics of Expertise in Participatory Natural Resource Management Interventions Authors: Kathryn E. Green; Jens F. Lund Title: Are principles of scientific forestry useful to communities’ forest management practices? Stories from Nepal’s community forests Authors: Rebecca L. Rutt; Jens F. Lund; Thorsten Treue Title: Technical Claims versus Local Politics in the Senegal’s Decentralized Forestry Authors: Papa Faye
Session No. 21.2 Sustainable Water Governance 2 Chair: Monica Hammer Room: HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: The politics of creating Utah’s water future: how do water managers deal with climate change in a rapidly urbanizing state? Authors: Morey Burnham; Zhao Ma; Joanna Endter-Wada; Tim Bardsley Title: Social Success of River Restoration: A Case Study of the Clark Fork River, Montana Authors: Elizabeth C. Metcalf; Laurie Yung; Jakki Mohr; Peter Metcalf Title: An ecosystem services approach to design equitable watershed investments and support spatial planning Authors: Blal Adem Esmail; Davide Geneletti Title: Integrated Policy – Disintegrated Pracite: IWRM, Water User Associations And Local Livehoods – A Case Study From South Africa Authors: Jan Janosch Főrster Title: Natural resource management and digital innovation: environmental data communication by a public authority Authors: Koen Arts; Xiwu Han; João Braga; Yaji Sripada; Antonio Ioris; Christopher (Kit) MacLeod; René Van der Wal Title: The São Francisco catchment committee: An innovation group aiming at democratic participation in decision-making across regions and cultures Authors: Marianna Siegmund-Schutze; Verena Rodorff; Edvânia TA. Gomes; Johann Köppel; Maria C. Sobral
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Session No. 2.2 Spatial Implications of Renewable Energy siting - Environmental Impacts Chair: Michael W. Rode Room: HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Cumulative Effects of Renewable Energies – Development of a Framework for Multi-Criteria Impact Assessment Authors: Almut Siewert; Christian Albert; Christina von Haaren Title: Environmental Impacts of Biogas Plants: Integration of Biodiversity into Life Cycle Assessment Authors: Birte Bredemeier; Meike Schmehl; Christina von Haaren; Jutta Geldermann Title: Planning for conflict: wind energy and protected wildlife in the northwestern United States Authors: Casey Taylor Title: Wind energy deployment in Mexico: A review of the environmental, economic and social impact Authors: Maria E. Huesca Pérez; Johann Köppel
Session No. 4.1 Food Security and Local Development in Eastern Africa Chair: Anja Faße Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: BiomassWeb: Research to improve food security in Africa through increased system productivity of biomass-based value webs under the BMBF program: GlobE – Global Food Security Authors: Tina Beuchlet; Detlef Virchow; Manfred Denich Title: Bioenergy and Rural Development: Applying an Environmentally Extended Village SAM to Tanzania Authors: Anja Faße; Etti Winter; Ulrike Grote Title: The Contribution of Horticultural Value Chains to Improve the Nutrition and Livelihood Situation of the Rural and Urban Poor in Kenya Authors: Wolfgang Bokelmann; Emil Gevorgyan; Sindu W. Kebede; Zoltan M. Ferenczi; Susanne Neubert; Christine Werthmann Title: A demand-driven Value Chain Approach: The research design of the project Trans-SEC Authors: Stefan sieber; Stefan Sieber Sieber; Frieder Graef
Session No. 5 Migration, Rural Livelihoods and Natural Resource Management: Taking examples from Asian Countries Chair: Ulrike Grote Room: HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Does environmental education change attitude and behavior for biodiversity conservation? A comparative study in the protected areas of Nepal. Authors: Samridhi Shrestha; Andrew T. Smith Title: The effect of community-based coastal resource management on local development in Allen, Philippines Authors: Donald R. Ulrich Title: Cultivate Diversity! Transdisciplinary research approaches to agrobiodiversity Authors: Martina Padmanabhan Title: Migration, Agriculture Production and diversification - A case study from Vietnam Authors: Nguyen D. Loc Title: What is sustainable use of agrobiodiversity? ‘Integrating perspectives on land use change & social transition’ Authors: Nidhi Nagabhatla; Martina Padmanabhan; Lydia Betz; Monish Jose; Isabelle Kunze; Silvia Werner; Andrea Höing; Prajeesh Parameswaran; Suma Vishnudas Title: Peri-urbanization and rural-urban transformation in Yogyakarta, Indonesia Authors: Wisnu Pradoto
Session No. 8.2 Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation: Micro and Macro Policy Initiatives Chair: Erin C. Kelly Room: Dekanatssaal, Quergebaeude 142 Title: Creating a market from whole cloth: forestry offset projects in the California carbon market Authors: Erin C. Kelly; Marissa Schmitz Title: Ecological Risk Analysis based on Analytic Hierarchy Process Authors: Gül Aslı. Aksu; Adnan Uzun Title: Non-market valuation of a reduced urban heat impact on the citizens of Vienna. Preliminary Result Authors: Dieter B. Koemle; Ulrich B. Morawetz Title: Macroeconomics, climate change and a new carbon policy proposal Authors: Etienne Espagne
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Session No. 13.2 Public Values and Urban Forests Chair: Peter N. Duinker Room: HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: A Calculation of Net Environmental Equity in Atlanta, GA USA Authors: Cassandra Johnson Gaither; Ebenezer Aka; Dudley Hartel; Eric Kuehler; Stan Zarnoch Title: Managing Urban Forest Values And Services In A ChangingClimate Authors: Camilo Ordonez; Peter N. Duinker Title: Citizens' perceptions, needs and expectations with regard to urban forests in the South East European cities Authors: Silvija Krajter Ostoic; Mirjana Stevanov; Dijana Vuletic; Mersudin Avdibegovic; Radovan Nevenic; Makedonka Stojanovska; Jelena Lazarevic; Sasa Orlovic; Doni Blagojevic; Senka Mutabdzija Title: Hidden marshes, opaque woods: wildlife management and power deployment in urban parks. A case study in France. Authors: Marine Legrand
Session No. 17.3 Human-Wildlife and Human-Nature Interactions - Governance and Engagement Chair: Koen Arts Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Biodiversity conservation and monitoring - engagement, values and motivations of amateur naturalists Authors: Małgorzata Grodzinska-Jurczak; Hanna Kobierska Title: Don’t feed the animals: Monitoring recreation impacts on wildlife with camera Authors: Anna B. Miller; Yu-Fai Leung Title: Conservation Caring: Measuring the influence of zoo visitors’ connection to wildlife on pro-conservation behaviors Authors: Jeffrey C. Skibins; Robert B. Powell Title: „The policy of being heard“– experiences with participatory processes in the land use sector in Baden-Württemberg Authors: Ulrich Schraml; Angela Lüchtrath Title: Civil society organisations in environmental conflicts – Examples from Latin Authors: Gregor Giersch; Angela Meyer
Session No. 18.2 Knowledge and Institutions in Forestry Chair: Jens F. Lund Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 442 Title: Taboos as informal resource management institution: why they influence or do not influence practice in contemporary society Authors: Paul Osei-Tutu Title: Resident's Recognition of the Resource And User Attributes: Influence of Participation Modes in Resource Management Authors: Hurngjyuhn Wang
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Session No. 1.8 Outdoor Recreation I Chair: Ulrike Pröbstl-Haider Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: Transportation in protected areas as a management tool: evidences from the application of an agent-based model Authors: Francesco Orsi; Davide Geneletti Title: Alternative transportation practice in U.S. National Parks: A system-wide transit inventory and exploration of opportunities and challenges going into the future Authors: John J. Daigle Title: Alternate Transportation Preferences on the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington, USA Authors: Robert C. Burns Title: A multivariate approach for understanding whitewater recreationists’ preferences for management issues, social and setting factors Authors: Silvia Kainzinger; Arne Arnberger; Robert Burns Title: Economic value of nature-based recreation in Sweden: A travel cost analysis Authors: Eugene E. Ezebilo Title: Natural forest regrowth and it’s influence on the view of hiking paths Authors: Beatrice E. Schüpbach; Xenia Junge; Marcel Hunziker; Felix Herzog
Session No. 2.1 Spatial Implications of Renewable Energy siting - Energy Potentials, Allocation of Power Facilities Chair: Claudia Palmas Room: HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Jatropha curcas cultivation as an alternative to recover land for local and regional development and to produce biodiesel in Bolivia Authors: Fabiola Nirza Castro Gonzales Title: Birds or Biotopes? A Bayesian Network analysis of the influencing factors in the German wind energy siting process Authors: Daniel Deppe; Sabine Koch; Anne-Marie Neef; Nicolas Ernes Specklin; Lisa F. Odparlik; Johann Köppel Title: A GIS-based approach to supporting local renewable energy planning by assessing solar and geothermal technical potentials. A case study of the Ganderkesee municipality in Lower Saxony, Germany Authors: Claudia Palmas Title: Managing the “Energiewende” - A Constellation Analysis of the Pumped Hydro Energy Storage Project Blautal (Germany) Authors: Juliana M. Müller; Johann Köppel Title: Transformation of rural areas in South-West-Germany due to the recent turnaround in energy policy - Opportunities and risks for rural areas in Baden-Württemberg Authors: Simon Früh; Heidi Megerle Title: Biomass production in the city - vertical green as a source of bioenergy? Authors: Theresa Petsch; Nancy Rummel; Sebastian Seyffert; Susanne Ohl; Alexandra Dehnhardt; Thomas Nehls
Session No. 7 New Perspectives on Infrastructure Chair: Christina von Haaren Room: Dekanatssaal, Quergebaeude 142 Title: Integrating Consumer preference choice models into electricity forecasting Authors: Paulus Mau; Alex Rosemann; Wolfgang Haider; Sergio Fernandez; Ken Tiedemann; Marc Pedersen Title: Investigating the relationship between perceived neighborhood environment, social support, daily walking engagement, and life satisfaction Authors: Sunwoo Lee Title: The role of urban green spaces for outdoor activities of the elderly during heat waves Authors: Arne Arnberger; Brigitte Allex; Renate Eder; Hans-Peter Hutter; Peter Wallner; Franz Kolland; Anna Wanka; Henny Grewe Title: Towards a strategic understanding of potential partner expectations to enhance collaborative development of an urban outdoor recreation center Authors: Christine E. Carmichael; Dan McCole Title: Harmonizing water infrastructure and spatial planning: an ecosystem services approach Authors: Blal Adem Esmail; Linda Zardo; Davide Geneletti
Session No. 17.1 Human-Wildlife Interactions and Social Change Chair: Arjen Buijs Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: (Re)Imagining Wildlife: New Visual Technologies and the Production of Animal Census, Map and Museum Authors: Audrey Verma Title: Human-wildlife interactions and social change: setting the scene Authors: Anke Fischer; Asanterabi Lowassa; Liz Dinnie Title: Late-modern governance shifts and decision-making on Scottish animal reintroductions: are democratic principles at stake? Authors: Koen Arts Title: Increasing importance of emotions for wildlife management Authors: Maarten H. Jacobs Title: Reinterpreting the role of non-anthropocentric values in wildlife management: How individualization and urbanization challenge the status quo in Dutch management practices Authors: Arjen Buijs
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Session No. 20.2 Mountain Social Dynamics Chair: Courtney G. Flint Room: Dekanatssaal, Quergebaeude 142 Title: The Farmer Cooperative as an Institution to Support Socio-ecological Resilience: the example of Genossenschaft Gran Alpin Authors: Douglas K. Bardsley; Annette M. Bardsley Title: Himalayan agropastoralism under double exposure: A case of rangeland management in Trans Himalaya Authors: Keshav P. Paudel Title: The seasonality of place attachment: The confluence between weather conditions, seasonal attributes, climatic considerations, and winter recreationists’ place attachment at Yellowstone National Park Authors: Matthew TJ. Brownlee; Kelly S. Bricker Title: Forest and the indigenous people's life - The problem is the solution. Case study: Vietnam Central Highlands. Authors: Huynh Anh Chi Thai
Session No. 22.1 Innovations in Wildfire Policy and Research in the US: A Question of Scale Chair: Matthew S. Carroll Room: Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude A003 Title: Decentralizing U.S. Wildfire Policy: Where are we going? Authors: Toddi A. Steelman Title: Policy Disconnects, Community Linkages: Wildfire Suppression and Hazard Reduction in the Western United States Authors: Cassandra Moseley; Eric M. White; Cody Evers Title: Adaptive Capacity for Wildfire and Community “Archetypes:” The Importance of Local Context Across Cases Authors: Travis B. Paveglio; Cassandra Moseley; Matthew S. Carroll; Daniel R. Williams; Paige Fischer; Emily Jane Davis Title: The Dahl Fire: impact of social context on vulnerability and adaptation Authors: Matthew S. Carroll; Travis Paveglio Title: Understanding the Roles of Socioeconomic Vulnerability, Adaptive Capacity, and Mitigation Planning in Community Resilience to Wildland Fire Authors: Max Nielsen-Pincus; Travis Paveglio; Jesse B. Abrams; Cassandra Moseley; Matthew S. Carroll Title: Funding forest restoration on public land through carbon offsets Authors: Spencer T. Plumb; Katharyn Woods; Erik A. Nielsen
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Session No. 1.9 Outdoor Recreation II Chair: Ingrid Schneider Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Title: Expanding traditional crowding research methods and theory to address non-western collectivist cultures Authors: Benjamin J. Altschuler; Matthew Brownlee Title: Understanding the internal processes of behavioral engagement among outdoor recreationists Authors: Carena J. van Riper; Gerard T. Kyle; Stephen G. Sutton Title: Factors Influencing The Visitors’ Quality Of Recreative Experience In Four Protected Areas Of Chile Authors: Carmen L. De La Maza; Claudia L. Cerda Title: Assessing future outdoor recreation demand in Finland: experiences of sample selection modelling Authors: Marjo Neuvonen Title: The Social Networks of Recreation and Tourism Businesses in the Northern Forest of Vermont, USA Authors: Patricia A. Stokowski; Monika M. Derrien
Session No. 2.3 Spatial Implications of Renewable Energy siting - Public Acceptance, Participation and Social Challenges I Chair: Casey L. Taylor Room: HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Spatial impacts of increased energy crop cultivation on ecosystem services and demand for regulation – Findings from transdisciplinary research in the Görlitz district (Germany) Authors: Gerd Lupp; Olaf Bastian; Anja Starick; Reimund Steinhäußer; Ralf-Uwe Syrbe; Harald Neitzel; Birgit Fleischer; Maik Denner; Karin Frommhagen Title: Utah Resident's Attitudes toward Wind and Solar Energy Facilities Authors: Eric C. Larson; Richard S. Krannich Title: Development of Forest Bioenergy in Taiwan: Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) in SWOT analysis Authors: Ming-Yuan Huang; Ai-Hsuan Chiang; Jui-Yu Yin Title: Does hydro-power production profit from pro-renewable-energy attitudes? Authors: Marcel Hunziker; Thomas Heusser Title: Carbon and Energy Discourses in Canada Authors: Conny Davidsen Title: US Great Plains Agroforestry: Examining Agricultural Producer Interest in Woody Systems for Bioenergy Feedstock Production Authors: Ashley M. Hand; John C. Tyndall
Session No. 4.2 Regional Development in Africa Chair: Marcus Kaplan Room: Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 442 Title: The role of multi-stakeholder platform processes in promoting innovations in inland valley systems in West Africa Authors: Cara M. Raboanarielina; M’Piè Bengaly; Francois Dossouhoui; Christophe Kinha Title: Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Crop Development in Wetland Zones. The case of lakes Cyohoha North and South in Bugesera District, Rwanda. Authors: Shema Steve; Rwanyiziri Gaspard Title: A framework for addressing conflict and livelihood insecurity between farmers and herders in Northeastern Ghana. Authors: Rita D. Yembilah Title: Community participation in Rural Livelihoods improvement and sustainable Natural Resource Management: The Gambia experience Authors: Jainaba Sanneh; Hatab Camara; Dino Sanneh; Bully Jarju Title: How do foreign direct investments in agriculture influence the vulnerability and adaptive capacity to climate change? Empirical evidence from northern Ghana Authors: Marcus Kaplan; Isabel van de Sand Title: Revisiting stakeholder dialogue discourses: relationship between Geita gold mine and local communities in Geita, Tanzania. Authors: Albert K. Tibaijuka Title: Whither sustainable rural development? A critical exploration of remote communities in and around the Okavango Delta, Botswana Authors: Oluwatoyin D. Kolawole
Session No. 17.2 Human-Wildlife Interactions, Social change and Social Context: Large Carnivores Chair: Anke Fischer Room: HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Perception, knowledge and attitudes toward the two species: “Big Bad Wolf” still bad, “clairvoyant” lynx rather invisible Authors: Agnieszka Olszanska; Alistair J. Bath; Henryk Okarma Title: Understanding attitudes towards bears and wolves across Europe - a Meta- Authors: Sabrina Dressel; Camilla Sandström; Göran Ericsson Title: Classifying attitudes towards wolf in rural areas Authors: Max Eriksson; Göran Ericsson Title: Commitment to grizzly bear conservation: Segmenting and understanding the differences between visitors at Denali National Park Authors: Rose I. Verbos; Matthew TJ. Brownlee; Jeffrey C. Skibins Title: “Treating Coyotes Like Cape Codders:” The increasing acceptance of coyotes as part of the social and ecological landscape of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, 2005-2012 Authors: Jennifer L. Jackman Title: Changing Attitudes and Emotions toward Coyotes with Experiential Education Authors: Carly C. Sponarski; TA Loeffler; Jerry J. Vaske; Alistair J. Bath 44 ISSRM 2014 Hannover
Session No. 20.1 Exploring Synergies Around Mountain Social Dynamics and Governance - Panel Discussion Chair: Courtney G. Flint Room: Dekanatssaal, Quergebaeude 142
A variety of disparate conversations are emerging in the literature, working groups, convened meetings, and research projects around the issue of mountain social dynamics and governance. In particular, the question of whether or not mountain regions or landscapes in comparison with river basins, coastal zones, or metropolitan regions have unique processes of governance and social dynamics is receiving new attention among interdisciplinary circles. The socio-ecological systems (SES) and ecosystem services (ES) frameworks are among the contemporary lenses through which this question is being explored. Human ecological approaches have been around for decades, but also continue to provide focal concepts and empirical explorations around the world. At the same time, long established and newly emerging policy developments as well as transboundary arrangements connecting governmental, non-governmental and scientific initiatives focused on mountain regions are offering a rich arena for comparative inter- and transdisciplinary research. As a consequence, the time is opportune, not only to begin to produce a theoretically robust synthesis from research in/on mountain regions, but also to define a research agenda that situates social dynamics and governance in mountain regions in the broader context of regional sustainable development cooperation. This roundtable discussion will draw attention to these various efforts and collectively offer a new collaborative voice by synthesizing conceptual, empirical and organizational trends in thinking about mountain social dynamics and governance. As a result, we will be able to add an ISSRM conversation to a suite of meetings and conversations occurring throughout 2014 on these issues.
Panelists: Jörg Balsiger (University of Geneva) Greg Greenwood (Mountain Research Initiative) Courtney Flint (Utah State University) Marianne Penker (BOKU University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna) Jon Marco Church (Rheims University)
Session No. 22.2 Coupled Natural and Human Systems in Fire-Prone Landscapes: Interactions, Dynamics and Adaptation Chair: Hillary K. Fishler Room: Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude A003 Title: Understanding Household Wildland Fire Mitigation Attitudes and Behavior in the Wildland Urban Interface Authors: Roger B. Hammer Daniel W. Roper; Gabriel A. Wigtil; Susan I. Stewart Title: Rebuilding homes after wildfire: is adaptation evident? Authors: Susan I. Stewart; Miranda H. Mockrin; Patricia M. Alexandre; Roger B. Hammer; Volker C. Radeloff Title: Predicting WUI homeowners' perceptions of risk and willingness to conduct defensible space activities Authors: Christine S. Olsen; Jeffrey Kline; Alan Ager; Keith A. Olsen Title: Building scenarios for uncertain futures: Wildfire mitigation and aspects of social change in Central Oregon, USA Authors: Hillary K. Fishler; Sally Duncan Title: Behavioral responses to wildfire risk Authors: Travis W. Warziniack; Patty Champ; Hannah Brenkert-Smith; James Meldrum; Chris Barth; Lilia C. Falk Title: Agent based modelling of forest fire fighting (case study: Golestan national park) Authors: Behnam Chamani Takaldani; Morteza Yaghoubkhani Ghiasvand
Detailed Schedule Friday June 13th 4:30pm-6:00pm
Session No. 204 Spatial implications of renewable energy siting - Public acceptance, participation and social challenges II Chair: Casey L. Taylor Room: HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude Title: Cultural Considerations in Public Attitudes about Alternative Energy Development in Oregon and Washington, USA Authors: Brent S. Steel; John C. Pierce; Rebecca L. Warner; Nicholas P. Lovrich Title: Is THIS the Ecological State? Resistance to renewable energy in the American Northeast Authors: Shaun A. Golding
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Poster Session (Thursday, June 12th, 7:00pm-9:00pm) Foyer Niedersachsensaal, Quergebaeude
Station First Name Last Name Title
1 Kannadasan Narasimmarajan Post-tsunami status of Macaca fascicularis ambrosa in high seismic zone of the Great Nicobar Biosphere Reserve, India
2 Kate Sherren Rebuild, rewild or decommission: Consulting locals about the fate of the Mactaquac Dam using floating focus groups
3 Martina van Lierop Application of the ecosystem services concept within the discipline of landscape architecture 4 Jing-Shoung Hou The Tourist Emotional Motivation and Product Selection for Green Tourism －A case study of Sun-Moon Lake National Scenic Area
5 Linda Zardo Ecosystem-based responses to climate change in cities: a review of experiences 6 Maria Huesca Pérez Constellation Analysis and Stakeholder Analysis for wind energy resources management: Four case studies
7 Matthew Brownlee A time use analysis of rock climbers in Indian Creek, Utah using GPS Visitor Tracking
8 Michael Cooper Getting Outside: Impacts of Outdoor Recreation Festivals on Participant’s Levels of Outdoor Engagement 9 Steven Burr Heritage Tourism and the Bear River Heritage Area—A Study of Heritage Visitors and Heritage Businesses and Artisans
10 Su-Hsin Lee Representation of Historical Irrigation Canals in Modern City: Cultural Landscape Preservation of Liu-Kong Canal, Taipei City 11 Brian Kastl Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) schemes for tropical, coastal watersheds: A feasibility study in Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia
12 Nellie de Crom A qualitative exploration on natural resources and livelihoods in the Phongola floodplain: an Integrative Multidisciplinary (IMD) perspective
13 Alisa Weber The role of trust in local natural resource management conflicts: two case studies from German forest management 14 ling Wang The conservation of leopard cat in Taiwan
15 Su-Mei Tsai Fujian and Taiwan Cultural Landscape Authenticity and Preference – Cases of Lin Family Garden, Shu Zhuang Garden and Wufeng Lin Family Garden 16 Ming-Yuan Huang Cognition, Attitude and Behavior in Biodiversity: A Case Study of Students in Forest-related Departments in Taiwan
17 Benjamin Altschuler Understanding emotional responses to identity affirming touristic experiences in middle class Chinese and American individuals
18 Ingrid Schneider Perceived bicycle safety: A state and regional comparison + 1??
19 Rose Verbos The relationships between weather stimuli and recreational motivations
20 Huynh Anh Chi Thai Forest and indigenous people's life-The problem is the solution. Case study: Vietnam Central Highlands.
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Note: Poster presenters can put their posters at the moveable walls in the Foyer of the Querge- baeude from Tuesday afternoon on. This allows all people who cannot attend the poster session to see them yet.
21 Xenia Junge Public perception of alpine farming in Switzerland
22 Sandra De Urioste-Stone Understanding Perceptions of Nature-based Tourism Stakeholders’ Adaptive Capacity to Climate Change in Maine
23 Yan-Pin Lin A study of international timber regulation impacts on trade of woody markets in Taiwan 24 Gautam Prateek Decoding success in community-based natural resource management
25 Yi Li Resilience in urban social-ecological system based on the adaptive cycle with policy drivers 26 Shannon Moncure Are water resource managers getting the developmental experiences they need? An exploratory study
27 Wouter de Groot BIOMOT: an FP7 project on motivations to act for biodiversity
28 Laura Verbrugge RiverCare: incorporating stakeholder perceptions in self-sustaining multifunctional rivers 29 Bizuru Omar Urbanization of Kigali City: ‘’Political and Environmental Analysis’’
30 Gerd Lupp Integrating multiple societal demands into urban forestry for the future using the case of Munich (Germany) 31 Luisa Becker-Nickels Evaluating cultural ecosystem services from the perspective of the physically handicapped – a case study in Berlin, Germany
Mountain Socio-Ecological Observatory Network (MtnSEON): a Social- 32 Courtney Flint Ecological-Systems Approach to Vulnerability and Sustainability in Complex Mountain Landscapes 33 Marine Legrand Hidden marshes, opaque woods: wildlife management in urban parks. A case study in France.
34 Nidhi Nagabhatla What is sustainable use of agrobiodiversity? ‘Integrating perspectives on land use change & social transition’
35 Somayyeh Aghajani Eco tourism sustainable development and its positive impacts on urban and rural transformation (case study: Iran) 36 Yan-Pin Lin The impacts of Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) on certified enterprises from the perspective of sustainable development in Taiwan
37 Aitong Li Climate Change: An Opportunity for Healing Social Conflicts?
38 Ivy Haoyin Hsieh Teachers’ perceptions and reflections of “science education” in multicultural perspectives: A case study of indigenous tribal elementary schools
39 Su-Mei Tsai The Relationship Between Environmental Awareness and Community Consciousness of Wetland Community Residents in Taiwan
40 Shannon Moncure Farmers’ conservation tillage behavior: Explanatory power of metapersonal self-construal in the dual-interest model 47 ISSRM 2014 Hannover Session List Time 11:00am-12:30am 2:00pm-4:00pm 1:00pm-3:00pm 11:00am-1:00pm 1:30pm-3:30pm 9:00am-10:30am 11:00am-12:30am 11:00am-1:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 11:00am-1:00pm 4:30pm-6:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 4:30pm-6:00pm 3:30pm-5:30pm 9:00am-10:30am 4:30pm-6:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 4:30pm-6:00pm 3:30pm-5:30pm 11:00am-1:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 4:30pm-6:00pm 11:00am-1:00pm 11:00am-12:30am 1:30pm-3:30pm 11:00am-1:00pm 11:00am-1:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 11:00am-1:00pm 4:30pm-6:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 1:30pm-3:30pm 1:00pm-3:00pm 3:30pm-5:30pm Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 12th Thursday June 10th Tuesday June 12th Thursday June 11th Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 13th Friday June 13th Friday June 13th Friday June 12th Thursday June 13th Friday June 13th Friday June 10th Tuesday June 11th Wednesday June 12th Thursday June 13th Friday June 12th Thursday June 10th Tuesday June 13th Friday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 11th Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 11th Wednesday June 10th Tuesday June 10th Tuesday Date Seminarraum, Quergebaeude 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, A003 Quergebaeude Niedersachsensaal, 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, A003 Quergebaeude Niedersachsensaal, A003 Quergebaeude Niedersachsensaal, A003 Quergebaeude Niedersachsensaal, 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 442 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude 142 Quergebaeude Dekanatssaal, 142 Quergebaeude Dekanatssaal, 142 Quergebaeude Dekanatssaal, 142 Quergebaeude Dekanatssaal, 442 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude 142 Quergebaeude Dekanatssaal, A003 Quergebaeude Niedersachsensaal, A003 Quergebaeude Niedersachsensaal, HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Room Location Room Thomas E. Fish Ruschkowski Eick von Ruschkowski Eick von C. Burns Robert Manfredo Michael J. A. Miller Craig Haider Wolfgang Pröbstl-Haider Ulrike Ingrid Schneider Claudia Palmas Rode Michael W. L. Taylor Casey L. Taylor Casey G. Brown Gregory G. Brown Gregory Anja Faße Kaplan Marcus Grote Ulrike Carmen de Jong von Haaren Christina Dirk Röttgers Erin C. Kelly Thomas E. Fish Schroeder Jörg Hubbard Monica Eeden S. van Elize Herrmann Sylvia Daniela Kempa N. Duinker Peter N. Duinker Peter N. Duinker Peter N. Duinker Peter Othengrafen Frank Othengrafen Frank Session Chair Nature Conservation Governance in Europe Governance Conservation Nature I Management Area Protected II Management Area Protected Services Species on Ecosystem Impact of Invasive Conservation Nature Values in and Attitudes, Beliefs of Transformation I Fishing and Hunting II Fishing and Hunting I Recreation Outdoor II Recreation Outdoor power of allocation potentials, siting - Energy energy renewable of implications Spatial facilities Impacts Environmental siting - Energy Renewable of Implications Spatial and participation siting - Public acceptance, energy renewable of implications Spatial I social challenges and participation siting - Public acceptance, energy renewable of implications Spatial II social challenges (Part and Urban Planning Environmental for GIS (PPGIS): Applications Public Participation 1). (Part and Urban Planning Environmental for GIS (PPGIS): Applications Public Participation 2). Africa in Eastern Development Security and Local Food in Africa development Regional from Taking Examples Management: Resource and Natural Livelihoods Rural Migration, Asian Countries in Management and Resource in Ski Development of Stakeholders The Involvement Environments Mountain on infrastructure perspectives New Economic Barriers Social and Physical, the Overcoming - Certification Ecosystem policy initiatives and Macro Micro and Mitigation: Adaptation Change Climate Development Area Capacity Protected International in Practices and Best Innovations and Sustainability Multifunctional Agriculture Development and Urban Rural Production Food Wellbeing: Sharing Eco-health & on Research Multidisciplinary (IMD) Doing Integrative in urban challenges and experiences processes Land Management Sustainable for Concepts Land Use Options of Sustainable Implementation Agenda the Research Focusing Urban Forests: Human Dimensions of Sustainable and Urban Forests Public Values Forests and Rural People and Governance Forest Regional Planning Urban and through Transformation Transformation Urban and Regional for and Instruments Tools Session Title 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 3.1 3.2 4.1 4.2 5 6 7.0 8.1 8.2 9 10.1 10.2 11 12.1 12.2 13.1 13.2 13.3 13.4 14.1 14.2 ID 48 ISSRM 2014 Hannover 9:00am-10:30am 11:00am-12:30am 1:30pm-3:30pm 11:00am-1:00pm 1:00pm-3:00pm 3:30pm-5:30pm 9:00am-10:30am 11:00am-12:30am 9:00am-10:30am 11:00am-1:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 4:30pm-6:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 4:30pm-6:00pm 1:00pm-3:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 11:00am-1:00pm 11:00am-1:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 1:30pm-3:30pm 11:00am-1:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 9:00am-10:30am 11:00am-12:30am 1:30pm-3:30pm 1:00pm-3:00pm 3:30pm-5:30pm 3:30pm-5:30pm 1:00pm-3:00pm 9:00am-10:30am 1:00pm-3:00pm 3:30pm-5:30pm 1:30pm-3:30pm 11:00am-12:30am Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 12th Thursday June 10th Tuesday June 10th Tuesday June 11th Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 13th Friday June 13th Friday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 10th Tuesday June 13th Friday June 13th Friday June 12th Thursday June 12th Thursday June 11th Wednesday June 13th Friday June 13th Friday June 11th Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 11th Wednesday June 10th Tuesday June 10th Tuesday June 10th Tuesday June 10th Tuesday June 11th Wednesday June 10th Tuesday June 10th Tuesday June 11th Wednesday June 11th Wednesday Wednesday June 11th Wednesday HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude 442 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude 442 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 442 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 142 Quergebaeude Dekanatssaal, 142 Quergebaeude Dekanatssaal, HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 4, Hoersaalgebaeude A003 Quergebaeude Niedersachsensaal, A003 Quergebaeude Niedersachsensaal, HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 2, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude HS 3, Hoersaalgebaeude 442 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 442 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 142 Quergebaeude Dekanatssaal, 142 Quergebaeude Dekanatssaal, A003 Quergebaeude Niedersachsensaal, 332 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, 442 Quergebaeude Seminarraum, HS 5, Hoersaalgebaeude Rainer Danielzyk Rainer Danielzyk Andreas Rechkemmer Albert Christian Albert Christian Dan McCole Jacqueline A. Williams Taff D. Brendan Arjen Buijs Fischer Anke Arts Koen Manfredo Michael J. Lund Jens F. Lund Jens F. Leung Y-Fai G. Flint Courtney G. Flint Courtney Hammer Monica Hammer Monica Hammer Monica S. Carroll Matthew Hillary K. Fishler Muhar Andreas Muhar Andreas Muhar Andreas Jens Newig Jens Newig Iris C. Bohnet Sherren Kate Michael Huebler M. de Sandra Urioste-Stone Maidl Elisabeth A. Stokowski Patricia Rainer Danielzyk Sustainable Development and Spatial Transformation II Transformation and Spatial Development Sustainable III Transformation and Spatial Development Sustainable Governance Environmental Participatory and Transformation Scales Different Services at Ecosystem Assessing Cultural for Methods and Planning Services in Communication Ecosystem Cultural Integrating Services Framework Ecosystem of the Cultural Applications Services Discussions on Ecosystem and of Park Skies within the Context Sounds and Night Natural regarding Research Areas Protected Interactions Human-Wildlife Carnivores Large and Social Context: Social Change Interactions, Human-wildlife from examples Taking Management: Resource and Natural Livelihoods Rural Migration, Asian Countries Interactions Human-Wildlife Forestry in Participatory Science and Power Forestry in and Institutions Knowledge Areas in Protected Management Visitor to Support Sustainable Monitoring Participatory Social Dynamics and Governance Mountain Around Exploring Synergies Social Dynamics Mountain 1 Governance Water Sustainable 2 Governance Water Sustainable 3 Governance Water Sustainable scale of in the US: a question Research Policy and in Wildfire Innovations Dynamics, Interactions, Landscapes: in Fire-Prone and Human Systems Coupled Natural and Adaptation 1 Management Resource in Natural Relationships of Human-Nature Concepts 2 Management Resource in Natural Relationships of Human-Nature Concepts Management Community Based Resource Flood Risk Sustainable to Governance and Collaborative Participatory of Contributions Perspectives and Legal - A: Conceptual Management Flood Risk Sustainable to Governance and Collaborative Participatory of Contributions - B: Case-based Evidence Management Scenarios Narrative methods: elicitation Visual and landscape-based Elicitation Landscape Methods: – based Elicitation Visual and Landscape Countries and Developing Ecotourism Developments - New Tourism Sustainable Loss and Biodiversity Hazards of Risk Natural Awareness Fracking the Editors Meet Sustainable Development and Spatial Transformation I Transformation and Spatial Development Sustainable 14.4 14.5 14.6 15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4 16.. 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 18.1 18.2 19 20.1 20.2 21.1 21.2 21.3 22.1 22.2 23.1 23.2 23.3 25.1 25.2 26.1 26.2 27.1 27.2 28 29 90.5 14.3 49 ISSRM 2014 Hannover Author & Presenter List
Author Session Beckley, Thomas M. 13.3, 26.2 Abrams, Jesse B. 22.1 Beckley, Tom Poster Adem Esmail, Blal 7, 14.1, 21.2, Poster Begg, Chloe 25.2 Ager, Alan 22.2 Beilin, Ruth 26.1 Aghajani, Somayyeh Poster Beland Lindahl, Karin 12.1 Aka, Ebenezer 13.2 Bell, Kathleen P. 13.3 Aksu, Gül Aslı. 8.2 Benfield, Jacob A. 16 Albert, Christian 2.2, 15.1 Benga, Alvares G. F. 14.5 Albrecht, Juliane 25.1 Bengaly, M’Piè 4.2 Alessa, Lilian N. Poster Bennett, Kevin W. Poster Alexandre, Patricia M. 22.2 Berns, Jim 16 Allen, Tyler 12.2 Betz, Lydia 5, Poster Allex, Brigitte 1.4, 7 Beuchlet, Tina 4.1 Altschuler, Benjamin J. 1.9, Poster Biedenweg, Kelly 28 Ambrose-Oji, Bianca 13.1 Blagojevic, Doni 13.2 Andersson, Erik 15.2 Böck, Kerstin 23.1, 23.2 Apfelbaum, Birgit 6 Bohnet, Iris C. 26.1 Apostolopoulou, Evangelia 14.6 Bokelmann, Wolfgang 4.1 Arlinghaus, Robert 1.6, 1.7 Boll, Thiemen 15.2 Arnberger, Arne 1.4, 1.8, 7 Bolliger, Janine 1.4 Artar, Mustafa 9 Boström, Magnus 21.3 Arts, Koen 17.1, 21.2 Bowden, Lynetted 29 Aseron, Johnnie 15.4 Bowker, J. M. 1.7 Avdibegovic, Mersudin 13.2 Bradford, Lori EA. 26.2 Azcarate, Juan 21.1 Braga, João 21.2 Bachman, Jarrett 27.2 Braito, Michael 23.1 Bain, Eddie G. 11 Bredemeier, Birte 2.2 Baird, Tyler A. Poster Brehm, Joan M. 21.3 Baker, Douglas 14.6 Brenkert-Smith, Hannah 22.2 Baker, Susan 12.1 Bricker, Kelly S. 20.2 Bakker, Marloes 25.1 Brodie, Jon E. 26.1 Balfors, Berit K. 21.1 Brown, Greg G. 3.2, 19 Banin, Lindsay 15.1 Brownlee, Matthew TJ. 1.9, 17.2, 20.2, Poster Barbieri, Carla 12.2 Bruckner, Thomas 14.2 Bardsley, Annette M. 20.2 Buchecker, Matthias 25.2, 28 Bardsley, Douglas K. 20.2 Buchmann, Anne 25.2 Bardsley, Tim 21.2 Buchmann, Carsten 14.2 Barkmann, Tim 12.2 Buijs, Arjen 17.1 Barros, Pedro 10.2 Bull, Gary Q. 15.4 Bartel, Robyn L. 1.5 Burbach, Mark E. Poster Barth, Chris 22.2 Burnham, Morey 21.2 Baskaran, Aiswarya 26.2 Burns, Robert C. 1.8 Bastian, Olaf 2.3 Burr, Steven W. 27.2, Poster Bath, Alistair J. 17.2, 26.1 Callsen, Ines 25.2 Bauer, Nicole 1.4 Camara, Hatab 4.2 Beardmore, Ben 1.7 Carmichael, Christine E. 7 Beaudoin, Jean-Michel 5 Carroll, Matthew S. 22.1 Becker-Nickels, Luisa Poster Castillo, Alicia 15.2 50 ISSRM 2014 Hannover
Castro Gonzales, Fabiola N. 2.1 Deason, Ginger G. 12.2, 27.1 Cent, Joanna 1.1, 14.6, 15.4 Dehnhardt, Alexandra 2.1 Cerda, Claudia L. 1.9 Denich, Manfred 4.1 Challies, Edward 25.1 Denner, Maik 2.3 Chamani Takaldani, Behnam 22.2 Deppe, Daniel 2.1 Champ, Patty 22.2 Derrien, Monika M. 1.9, 16 Chiang, Ai-Hsuan 2.3, Poster Dewulf, Art RPJ. 15.2 Choi, Jaiung 13.3 Dick, Jan 15.1 Chowdhury, Mohammad M. 9 Dietsch, Alia 17.4 Chowdhury, Mohammad T. 21.1 Ding, Bin 8.1 Chung, Ming-Kuang 19 Ding, Yang 14.2 Cleveland, Cory 26.1 Dinnie, Liz 17.1 Coats, W. Alan 1.5 Doering, Axel 6 Codato, Daniele 3.1 Dolan, Mallory 23.2 Coetzee, Hendri Poster Dombrowski, Solomon 26.1 Colic, Vlatka 10.2 Dondeyne, Stefaan 1.2 Coninx, Ingrid 15.2 Dorison, Adrienne M. 1.7 Conlon, Katharine E. 19 Dossouhoui, Francois 4.2 Contreras, Andres 1.5 Dressel, Sabrina 17.2 Cooke, Penelope R. 23.3 Driessen, Peter 25.1 Cooper, Michael T. Poster Drobnik, Thomas 15.4 Couzyn, Tarot 10.2 Duinker, Peter 26.2 Cox, Cody M. 3.1 Duinker, Peter N. 13.1, 13.2 Crabtree, Robert Poster Duncan, Sally 22.2 Crawford, Thomas W. 1.3 Durst, Phil 1.5 Crookham, Joe 16 Dutta, Dhananjoy 21.3 Cumbo, Bronwyn J. 26.2 Ebenberger, Martin 1.4 Cundill, Georgina 1.3 Eby, Lisa 26.1 Cyrus, Eva-Maria 1.6 Eder, Renate 1.4, 7 Czap, Hans Poster Egunyu, Felicitas 13.3 Czap, Natalia V. Poster Eisenhauer, Brian W. 21.3
Daigle, John J. 1.8, 13.3, 27.2 Endter-Wada, Joanna 21.2 Dallhammer, Erich 14.5 Ericsson, Göran 17.2 Dandy, Norman 13.1 Ernoul, Lisa R. 9 Davidsen, Conny 2.3 Erskine, Ronald J. 1.5 Davis, Emily Jane 22.1 Erzen, Ivan 14.2 de Bie, Kelly 3.2, 28 Eschbach, Erik 1.6 de Crom, Engela P. 11 Espagne, Etienne 8.2 de Crom, Nellie 11, Poster Evers, Cody 22.1 de Faria, Cecília C. 19 Evers, Mariele 25.1 de Graaf, Ron 14.2 Ezebilo, Eugene E. 1.8 de Groot, Wouter T. 23.1, 23.2, Poster Falk, Lilia C. 22.2 de Jong, Carmen 6 Faße, Anja 4.1 de la Maza, Carmen L. 1.9 Faye, Papa 18.1 De Marchi, Massimo 3.1 Ferenczi, Zoltan M. 4.1 De Urioste-Stone, Sandra M. 27.2, Poster Fernandez, Sergio 7 de Vries, Bauke 12.1, 14.2 Fick, Johanna 12.2 de Vries, Sjerp 14.2 Finley, James 13.4 51 ISSRM 2014 Hannover
Finley, James C. 13.3 Grewe, Henny 7 Finseth, Naomi J. 14.1 Griffith, David Poster Fischer, Anke 17.1 Grodzinska-Jurczak, Małgorzata 1.1, 14.6, 15.4, 17.3, 28 Fischer, Joern 26.2 Grote, Ulrike 4.1 Fischer, Paige 22.1 Grover, Samantha T. 10.1 Fish, Thomas E. 9 Gruver, Joshua B. 10.1, Poster Fishler, Hillary K. 22.2 Gutowska, Justyna 1.1 Fleischer, Birgit 2.3 Hackenberg, Isabel 26.1 Fliervoet, Jan M. Poster Haider, Wolfgang 1.6, 1.7, 7 Flint, Courtney G. 23.1, 23.2, Poster Hallo, Jeffrey C. 16 Floress, Kristin Poster Hallstrom, Lars K. 14.1 Floyd, Myron F. 13.4 Halvorsen, Kathleen E. 21.1 Fong, Cih-Wun Poster Hamberger, Sylvia 6 Formayer, Herbert 14.5 Hamdouch, Abdel-Illah 10.1 Főrster, Jan Janosch 21.2 Hammer, Monica 21.1 Franzén, Frida 21.1 Hammer, Roger B. 22.2 Friederici, Peter 26.1 Han, Qi 12.1, 14.2 Frommhagen, Karin 2.3 Han, Xiwu 21.2 Frost, Scott 12.2 Hand, Ashley M. 2.3 Früh, Simon 2.1 Hanney, Rachel 10.2 Fujitani, Marie L. 1.6 Hanspach, Jan 26.2 Gaspard, Rwanyiziri 4.2 Harfst, Jörn 14.3 Gatti, Elise TJ. Poster Harper, Erin E. 1.7, 17.4 Geaves, Linda H. 25.2 Hartel, Dudley 13.2 Geldermann, Jutta 2.2 Hausner, Vera H. 3.2 Gelinas, Nancy 15.4 Hayes, Maureen C. 27.1 Geneletti, Davide 1.8, 7, 14.1, 21.2, Poster Hegger, Dries 25.1 Gevorgyan, Emil 4.1 Hellmich, Meike 12.2 Giersch, Gregor 17.3 Hermans, Tia 14.2 Goetzlke, Roland 12.2 Hermes, Johannes 15.1 Golding, Shaun A. 2.4 Herzog, Felix 1.8 Golobic, Mojca 14.2 Heusser, Thomas 2.3 Gömann, Horst 12.2 Hilsberg, Johanna 1.6 Gomes, Edvânia TA. 21.2 Hirschi, Christian 13.1 Gonzalez Guerrero, Gandhi 1.3 Hoang, Huong 27.1 Goodale, Kate 26.2 Hodges, Don 13.4 Goossen, Martin 15.1 Höing, Andrea 5, Poster Gordon, Jason S. 13.4 Holmes, Clair 10.2 Gormus, Sevgi 9 Hou, Jing-Shoung Poster Gosz, Jim Poster Hovardas, Tasos 1.2 Graef, Frieder 4.1 Hovingh, Ernest P. 1.5 Graefe, Alan 27.2, 29 Howard, Tanya M. 23.3 Graefe, David 29 Hoymann, Jana 12.2 Gray, Steven A. 1.6 Hsieh, Hsin-Ju 19 Green, Kathryn E. 18.1 Hsieh, Ivy Haoyin H. Poster Greenland-Smith, Simon 26.2 Huang, Han-Hui 27.2 Gregg, Amy L. Poster Huang, Ming-Yuan 2.3, 27.1, Poster Grêt-Regamey, Adrienne 15.4 Hubbard, Monica 10.2 52 ISSRM 2014 Hannover
Huebler, Michael 27.1 Kittredge, David B. 28 Huesca Pérez, Maria E. 2.2, Poster Klein, Carly 12.2 Hühn, Daniel 1.6 Kline, Jeffrey 22.2 Hunt de Bie, Kelly 28 Knolle, Friedhart 6 Hunt, Len M. 1.7 Kobierska, Hanna 17.3 Hunziker, Marcel 1.4, 1.8, 2.3, Poster Koch, Sabine 2.1 Hußlein, Maria 1.4 Kochskämper, Elisa 25.1 Hutter, Hans-Peter 7 Koemle, Dieter B. 8.2 Hwang, Gwo-Wen 19 Koen, Vicki 11 Ioris, Antonio 21.2 Kohsaka, Ryo 10.1 Itkonen, Pekka K. 15.1 Kolawole, Oluwatoyin D. 4.2 Iyengar, Jennifer H. 27.1 Kolland, Franz 7 Jackman, Jennifer L. 17.2 Köppel, Johann 2.1, 2.2, 21.2, Poster Jacobs, Brent 26.2 Kopperoinen, Leena E. 15.1 Jacobs, Maarten H. 17.1 Kossak, David J. 21.1 Jager, Nicolas 25.1 Krag, Mo S. 10.2 Jakus, Paul M. 27.2 Krajter Ostoic, Silvija 13.2 Jarju, Bully 4.2 Krange, Olve 14.4 Jiang, Jingxian 23.2 Krannich, Richard S. 2.3 Jiricka, Alexandra MA. 14.5 Kraus, Felix 1.2 Job, Hubert 1.2 Kreins, Peter 12.2 Job, Manuel 1.2 Kronenberg, Jakub 15.2 Jodice, Laura 27.2 Kuehler, Eric 13.2 Johnson Gaither, Cassandra 13.2 Kuhlicke, Christian 25.2 Jose, Monish 5, Poster Kumble, Peter A. 1.2, 19 Joseph, Eugene Poster Kunath, Anna 25.2 Ju, Yu-Ten Poster Kunze, Iris 23.1 Jun, Jinhee 1.7 Kunze, Isabelle 5, Poster Junge, Xenia 1.4, 1.8, Poster Kuoppa, Jenni 3.1 Jürges, Nataly Poster Kurita, Toru 15.3 Kahila, Maarit 3.1 Kweon, Byoung-Suk 1.5 Kainzinger, Silvia 1.8 Kyle, Gerard T. 1.7, 1.9, 23.2 Kalita, Uddipana 17.4 Kyttä, Marketta 3.1 Kamal, Sristi 1.1 Laatikainen, Tiina 3.1 Kaplan, Marcus 4.2 Lai, Jhih-En 17.4 Kappas, Martin Poster Lai, Yu-Ching 17.4 Kastl, Brian C. 25.2, Poster Lamaszewska, Iwona 1.1 Katju, Dhananjaya 17.4 Lange, Andrej 12.2 Kaufman, Eric K. Poster Larcher, Manuela 23.1 Kayitsinga, Jean 1.5 Larson, Eric C. 2.3 Kebede, Sindu W. 4.1 Laursen, Bethany 14.3 Keilty, Kristina Poster Lawrence, Anna 13.1 Kelly, Erin C. 8.2 Lazarevic, Jelena 13.2 Kelly, John T. 16 Leahy, Jessica E. 28 Kempa, Daniela 12.1 Lee, Amelia 10.2 Kepe, Thembela 1.3 Lee, Jenni S. 27.2 Kim, Dongyeob 13.3 Lee, Ming Poster Kinha, Christophe 4.2 Lee, Sangyun 1.5 53 ISSRM 2014 Hannover
Lee, Su-Hsin Poster Marye, Abraham 1.2 Lee, Sunwoo 7 Matczak, Piotr 1.1, 15.4 Legrand, Marine 13.2, Poster Matzdorf, Bettina 26.1 Leitner, Markus 14.5 Mau, Paulus 7 Lemenih, Mulugeta 1.2 Mayer, Alex S. 21.1 Leposa, Neva 15.3 Mayer, Marius 1.2 Lestan, Katarina A. 14.2 Mayere, Severine 14.6 Leung, Yu-Fai 13.4, 17.3, 19 McCallum, Sabine 14.5 Levin-Keitel, Meike 25.1 McCole, Dan 7, 15.3 Lewis, Amanda E. 17.4 McFall, Andrew 1.6 Li, Aitong Poster McHale, Melissa R. 13.4 Li, Chieh-Lu 27.2 Megerle, Heidi 2.1 Li, Jane 12.2 Meldrum, James 22.2 Li, Yangfan Poster Merlin, Cornelius 1.2 Li, Yi Poster Metcalf, Alexander L. 13.3 Lin, Yan-Pin Poster Metcalf, Elizabeth C. 21.2 Lin, Yu-Fang 14.5 Metcalf, Peter 21.2 Lindquist, Eric 10.2 Meyer, Angela 17.3 Loc, Nguyen D. 5 Meyfroidt, Patrick 27.1 Lockaby, Graeme 1.5 Milcu, Andra I. 26.2 Loeffler, TA 17.2 Miller, Anna 19 Long, Lexine 12.2 Miller, Anna B. 17.3 López-Santiago, César A. 26.2 Miller, Craig A. 1.7, 17.4 Loubier, Jean-Christophe C. 6 Minyoi, Mutakela K. 14.1 Lovrich, Nicholas P. 2.4 Mitrofanenko, Tamara 9 Lowassa, Asanterabi 17.1 Mobley, Ray 1.5 Lu, Bing-Yan 14.6 Mocior, Ewelina D. 15.2 Lu, Dau-Jye 19, Poster Mockrin, Miranda H. 22.2 Lu, Hong 14.3 Mohai, Paul 1.5 Lu, Wilbur Bing-Yan 14.6 Mohr, Jakki 21.2 Lüchtrath, Angela 17.3 Moncure, Shannon L. Poster Luloff, A.E. 13.4, 29 Montero, Luis 1.2, 19 Lund, Jens F. 18.1 Moore, Chadwick 16 Lupp, Gerd 2.3, Poster Moore, Niamh 10.2 Lynne, Gary D. Poster Moore, Stan 1.5 Ma, Zhao 21.2 Morales Ibarra, Rafael 1.3 MacLeod, Christopher (Kit) 21.2 Morawetz, Ulrich B. 8.2 Maczka, Krzysztof 1.1, 15.4 Morse, Wayde 1.5, 3.1 Maertens, Miet 1.2 Morton, Huon 8.1 Magori, Krisztian 1.5 Moseley, Cassandra 22.1 Maia, Stephanie M. 19 Moser, Linda 15.2 Maidl, Elisabeth 25.2, 28 Moura, Alexandrina S. 10.2 Malimusi, Hadija 18.1 Mowen, Andrew 29 Maltais, Veronique 15.4 Muhar, Andreas 9, 23.1 Manfredo, Michael J. 17.4 Muhar, Susanne 23.1 Manning, Robert E. 16 Muller, Brian 14.4 Marmura, Heather Poster Müller, Jörg 1.4 Martinez, Ruben 1.5 Müller, Juliana M. 2.1 Maruya, Kota 15.3 Murphy, Daniel J. 26.1
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Mustalahti, Irmeli 18.1 Pappalardo, Gioacchino 14.3 Mutabdzija, Senka 13.2 Pappalardo, Salvatore E. 3.1 Nagabhatla, Nidhi 5, 12.1, Poster Parameswaran, Prajeesh 5 Narasimmarajan, Kannadasan Poster Park, Dukbyeong 13.3 Natcher, David 23.3 Parkins, John 14.6 Nealer, Eric J. 11 Patterson, James 21.1 Neef, Anne-Marie 2.1 Paudel, Keshav P. 20.2 Nehls, Thomas 2.1 Paudyal, Ramesh 1.7 Neitzel, Harald 2.3 Pauleit, Stephan Poster Nekrich, Alina 14.1 Paveglio, Travis B. 22.1 Nell, Werner Poster Pecorino, Biagio 14.3 Neubert, Susanne 4.1 Pedersen, Marc 7 Neuvonen, Marjo 1.9 Pei, Kurtis J. 1.3, 17.4 Nevenic, Radovan 13.2 Penker, Marianne 9, 23.1 Newig, Jens 25.1, Poster Penning-Rowsell, Edmund 25.2 Newman, Peter 16 Perfitt, Katelyn-Rae 13.1 Niedzialkowski, Krzysztof 1.1 Peroff, Deidre M. 27.1 Nielsen, Erik A. 22.1 Peterson, Courtney L. 13.3 Nielsen-Pincus, Max 22.1 Petersson, Mona 21.1 Nilausen, Chelsea D. 15.4 Petrovych, Bobilev Poster Noblet, Caroline L. 28 Petsch, Theresa 2.1 Norton, Todd M. Poster Pierce, John C. 2.4 Nyssen, Jan 1.2 Pietilä, Miisa 3.2 O'Brien, Liz 13.1 Pietruczuk, Monika 1.1 Odom, Casey 1.5 Pietrzyk-Kaszyńska, Agata 1.1, 14.6, 15.4, 28 Odparlik, Lisa F. 2.1 Pimentel, Douglas S. 19 O'Flanagan, Orla 10.2 Plumb, Spencer T. 22.1 Ogasa, Dominika 25.2 Poudyal, Neelam C. 1.7 Oh, Chi-Ok 27.2 Powell, Robert B. 17.3 Ohl, Susanne 2.1 Pradoto, Wisnu 5 Okarma, Henryk 17.2 Prajeesh, Prajeesh Poster Olcott, Kyle 29 Prateek, Gautam 23.3, Poster Olopade, Olaniyi A. 8.1 Predmore, Andrew 29 Olsen, Christine S. 22.2 Pröbstl-Haider, Ulrike 12.1 Olsen, Keith A. 22.2 Pütz, Marco 13.1 Olsson, E. Gunilla A. 10.1 Pursner, Scott 1.3 Olszanska, Agnieszka 1.1, 17.2, 15.4 Qian, Xinyi Poster Omar, Bizuru K. 14.1, Poster Qin, Hua 14.5 Ordonez, Camilo 13.1, 13.2 Quartuch, Michael R. 13.3 Oria, Felipe S. 10.2 Raboanarielina, Cara M. 4.2 Orlovic, Sasa 13.2 Radeloff, Volker C. 22.2 Orsi, Francesco 1.8 Rall, Emily L. 15.1 Osei-Tutu, Paul 18.2 Randler, Christoph 1.6 Padmanabhan, Martina 5, Poster Ravenscroft, Neil 10.2 Pagel, Thilo 1.6 Rechciński, Marcin 15.4 Palmas, Claudia 2.1 Reed, Maureed G. 13.3 Paloniemi, Riikka 14.6 Reich, Brian J. 13.4 Panta, Murali Prasad 21.3 Reid, Karen 26.1 Pantis, John D. 14.6 Reinboth, Christian 6
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Renaud, Fabrice G. 15.2 Siewert, Almut 2.2 Rhee, Sangyoung 13.3 Silver, Emily J. 28 Riensche, Marion 15.2 Similä, Jukka 14.6 Riepe, Carsten 1.6 Simmons, Patrick Poster Robles Morua, Agustin 21.1 Sinclair, John 14.6 Rodela, Romina 21.3 Sinclair, John A. 26.2 Rodorff, Verena 21.2 Skibins, Jeffrey C. 17.2, 17.3 Rohrbach, Beni 3.1 Skogen, Ketil 28 Roper, Daniel W. 22.2 Slowik, Madeline G. 14.6 Rosemann, Alex 7 Smith, Andrew T. 5 Röttgers, Dirk M. 8.1 Smith, Brandi L. 16 Rovelstad, Ellen 16 Smith, Hilary F. 14.1 Roy, P S 12.1 Smith, Jordan W. 15.1 Rummel, Nancy 2.1 Smith, Ron 15.1 Rurai, Masegeri T. 17.4 Smyth, Joshua 16 Rutt, Rebecca L. 18.1 Snorek, Julie L. 15.2 Ryke, Elma H. 11 Sobral, Maria C. 21.2 Saha, Soumen 21.3 Specklin, Nicolas Ernes. 2.1 Sall, Oumar 14.5 Sponarski, Carly C. 17.2 Salomaa, Anna 14.6 Sripada, Yaji 21.2 Sandström, Camilla 17.2 Stanford, Jack Poster Sanneh, Jainaba 4.2 Stanzer, Gregori 14.5 Sattler, Claudia 8.1, 26.1 Staples, Kiri 23.3 Sayan, Selcuk 27.2 Starick, Anja 2.3 Scaccia, Matthew D. 27.2, Poster Steel, Brent S. 2.4 Scheba, Andreas 18.1 Steelman, Toddi A. 22.1 Schewe, Rebecca L. 1.5 Steinführer, Annett 12.2 Schindler, Stefan 1.1 Steingröver, Eveliene G. 15.2 Schivatcheva, Radostina 13.4 Steinhäußer, Reimund 2.3, 12.2 Schmehl, Meike 2.2 Stepanova, Olga 14.6 Schmitz, Marissa 8.2 Stevanov, Mirjana 13.2 Schneider, Ingrid E. 1.4, Poster Steve, Shema 4.2 Schraml, Ulrich 17.3 Stewart, Susan I. 22.2 Schratt-Ehrendorfer, Luise 6 Stojanovska, Makedonka 13.2 Schröter, Barbara 26.1 Stokowski, Patricia A. 1.9, 16 Schulte, Stacey L. 14.4 Stone, Tom 16 Schüpbach, Beatrice E. 1.8 Strickert, Graham E. 26.2 Seekamp, Erin L. 12.2, 27.1 Sutton, Stephen G. 1.9, 23.2 Senetra, Adam 14.4 Syrbe, Ralf-Uwe 2.3 Serrano, José 10.1 Szczepańska, Agnieszka 14.4 Seyffert, Sebastian 2.1 Taff, Derrick 16 Shepston, Desserae K. 1.3, 29 Tangeland, Torvald 14.4 Sherren, Kate 26.2, Poster Tapsuwan, Sorada 1.5 Shih, Shang-Shu 19 Taylor, Casey L. 2.2 Shrestha, Samridhi 5 Teel, Tara 17.4 Siddiqui, Asif 14.3 ten Have, Margreet 14.2 Sieber, Stefan Sieber 4.1 Thai, Huynh Anh Chi 20.2, Poster Siebert, Rosemarie 12.2 Thaler, Thomas 25.1 Siegmund-Schultze, Marianna 21.2 Thamilarasan, Magamuni 14.4
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Theodori, Gene L. 29 Vivoni, Enrique 21.1 Thondhlana, Gladman 1.3 Vogel, Stefan 23.1 Tibaijuka, Albert K. 4.2 Voinea, Alina E. 15.3 Tiedemann, Ken 7 Völler, Sonja 14.5 Tiina, Laatikainen 3.1 von Haaren, Christina 2.2, 15.1 Tomiyoshi, Mitsuyuki 10.1 von Korff, Heidi 8.1 Tomlin, Stephanie 12.2 Vos, Claire C. 15.2 Toth, Richard E. 12.2 Vu, Kim Chi 27.1 Towler, Erin 26.1 Vuletic, Dijana 13.2 Toyooka, Kohei 15.3 Walden-Schreiner, Chelsey 19 TR, Suma Poster Wallen, Kenneth E. 6 Treue, Thorsten 18.1 Wallner, Peter 7 Tryjanowski, Piotr 15.2 Wan, Xingzi 14.2
Tsai, Po-Wen 19 Wang, Huan 27.2 Tsai, Su-Mei S. Poster Wang, Hurngjyuhn 18.2 Tsai, Wei-Lun 13.4 Wang, Liang-Ru 27.1 Tsatsaros, Julie H. 26.1 Wang, Ling Poster Tsegaye, Genaye 1.2 Wang, Tong 12.1 Tsianou, Mariana 14.6 Wang, Yutao 8.1 Tso, I-Min I. Poster Wanka, Anna 7 Tyndall, John C. 2.3 Wardell-Johnson, Angela 9 Uchiyama, Tadashi 15.3 Warner, Rebecca L. 2.4 Ulrich, Donald R. 5 Warren-Kretzschmar, Bartlett 12.2 Uthe, Anne-Dore 6 Warziniack, Travis W. 22.2 Uzun, Adnan 8.2 Wasilewicz-Pszczółkowska, Monika 14.4 Valdez Pérez, Maria E. 1.3 Watson, Mada 11 Valdivieso, Juan Carlos 1.2 Weber, Alisa Poster Valentine, Peter 26.1 Weber, Delene L. 3.2 van de Sand, Isabel 4.2 Weber, Guenter Poster van den Born, Riyan J G. 23.1, 23.2, Poster Weir, Mhairi 10.2 van der Jagt, Alexander 13.1 Weiskittel, Aaron R. 28 van der Wal, René 21.2 Werner, Silvia 5, Poster van Dorsselaer, Saskia 14.2 Werthmann, Christine 4.1 van Eeden, ES 11, Poster White, Eric M. 22.1 van Lierop, Martina JHM. 15.4, Poster White, Kathryn R. Poster van Riper, Carena J. 1.9, 23.2 Wigtil, Gabriel A. 22.2 van Rompaey, Anton 27.1 Wilkes-Allemann, Jerylee 13.1 van Wezep, Manja 14.2 Willcox, Adam 13.4 Vanacker, Veerle 27.1 Williams, Daniel R. 22.1, 26.1 Vargas, David 9 Williams, Jacqueline A. 15.4 Vaske, Jerry J. 1.7, 13.3, 17.2 Willits, Fern K. 29 Vella, Karen 14.6 Wilson, Randall K. 1.3 Verbos, Rose I. 17.2, Poster Winter, Etti 4.1,8.1 Verbrugge, Laura 23.2, Poster Wohlfart, Teresa 19 Verhoog, Mart 14.2 Wolf, Isabelle D. 19 Verma, Audrey 17.1 Woltering, Manuel 1.2 Viinikka, Arto 15.1 Woods, Katharyn 22.1 Virchow, Detlef 4.1 Wrbka, Thomas 1.1 Vishnudas, Suma 5
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Wyborn, Carina 26.1 Yaghoubkhani Ghiasvand, Morteza 22.2 Yamashita, Sampei 15.3 Yang, Yu 14.3 Yembilah, Rita D. 4.2 Yin, Jui-Yu 2.3 Yoon, Jee In 23.2 Yoshida, Yuki 23.1, 23.2 Yu, Tzu-Ching 19 Yung, Laurie 21.2, 26.1 Zardo, Linda 7, 14.1, Poster Zarnoch, Stan 1.7, 13.2 Zhang, Shuping 8.1 Zipperer, Wayne 1.5 Zulian, Grazia 15.1 Zurek, Karolina 21.1
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59 Thanks! to the following institutions who are providing financial or organizational support for the 2014 ISSRM Conference:
DFG German Research Foundation
Ministry for Science and Culture of Lower Saxony
Routledge / Taylor & Francis
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Alfred Toepfer Academy for Nature Conservation
EUROPARC Federation, Germany
...and a special thanks goes to all our volunteers!
ISSRM 2014 June 9-13 Hannover, Germany Challenges of Urban and Rural Transformation www.issrm2014.iasnr.org