Prof. Dr. Rupert Seidl
Head SG 5 -
Research and monitoring
Contact
Berchtesgaden National Park
Doktorberg 6
83471 Berchtesgaden
SG 5 - Research and monitoring
Topics and keywords:
Ecosystem dynamics, forest management, disturbance ecology, ecosystem modeling, landscape ecology, climate impact research, resilience, silviculture.
Homepage at the TU Munich:
https://edfm.wzw.tum.de/team/seidl.html
Michael Maroschek
Co-lead SG 5 -
Research and monitoring
Contact
Berchtesgaden National Park
Doktorberg 6
83471 Berchtesgaden
Topics and keywords
Disturbance ecology and forest ecosystem dynamics of mountain forests at different spatial and temporal scales.
Homepage at the TU Munich:
www.edfm.wzw.tum.de/team/maroschek.html
Scientific staff
Dr. Sebastian König
Biodiversity, Community Ecology, Biotic Interactions (Herbivory, Predation, Parasitism), Ecosystem Dynamics, Conservation Biology
Dr. Margherita J. Stumvoll-Schmaltz
Hydrology (including spring monitoring), climate impact research, geomorphology, system dynamics, landscape genesis.
Doris Huber
Botany, vegetation monitoring and database, GIS.
Claire Pfalzner-Gibbon
Hydrology, source monitoring
Annette Lotz
Head of data management team, spatial data infrastructure (SDI), cross-disciplinary integration of applications-data-interfaces, climate observation network.
Sebastian Fischer
Data management
Dr. Rudolf Reiner
Wildlife ecology, wildlife and habitat, hoofed game, grouse, habitat modeling, wildlife and climate change, monitoring.
Sina Greiner
Project Manager Wildlife Ecology
PhD students
Juliana Eggers
Influence of human activities, forest dynamics and climate change on ungulate populations.
Lisa Geres
Species communities and ecosystems along elevation and climate gradients
Lisa Mandl
Evaluation of spatio-temporal recovery patterns of forest ecosystems after disturbances using remote sensing and spatial analysis.
Michael Maroschek
Disturbance ecology and forest ecosystem dynamics of mountain forests at different spatial and temporal scales.
Tobias Richter
Change in species communities and ecosystem processes along habitat and successional gradients.
Jana Sophie Kruse
Application of artificial intelligence to answer ecological questions
Barbara Mateos Perez Bianco de Araujo
Ecological effects of Lecanosticta (brown spot needle blight) on mountain pines in relation to microclimate, soil, and habitat quality
Technology, Laboratory, Support
Nicole Dörr
Project assistant, contact person for interns
Robin Reiter
Project support and coordination, biodiversity monitoring
August Schellmoser
Support for research projects