Officer for Urban Research at KIT (2021–2024)
The aim was, among other things, to strengthen the integration and visibility of the diverse and high level of expertise of KIT researchers in urban research and to develop a joint exchange platform
NaMaRes – Resource Management in Neighborhoods in the Context of Sustainable Urban Development, KIT-AGW (2019–2021)
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Transdisciplinary project with four institutes at KIT (AGW, IIP, FIWI, CMM), the city of Karlsruhe, Smart Geomatics GmbH, and the planning and communications office Sippl.Buff, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
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Objective: Development of a web tool for the physical description and evaluation of urban neighborhoods with regard to resources (water, land, material flows, open and green spaces, ecosystem services), taking into account stakeholders, options for action, and conflicting goals.
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Transdisciplinary project between the Institute for Regional Science, the Institute for Applied Geosciences, and the City Administration of Mannheim, funded by the State Agency for the Environment Baden-Württemberg (LUBW).
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Objective: Involvement of scientists in an ongoing urban land-use planning process as climate experts/adaptation managers; development of a climate adaptation concept for the new 20-hectare district (heat/heavy rain/ventilation) in accordance with legal requirements; incorporation of the measures into the planning; investigation of opportunities and obstacles.
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Transdisciplinary project between the KIT Institutes for Geography and Geoecology (IfGG) and for Technology and Management in Civil Engineering (TMB) as well as four nuclear power plant sites in southwestern Germany, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
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Objective: To develop a model for future decommissioning that enables the prediction of possible economic and social impacts on the population and industry.
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Transdisciplinary project between the KIT Institute for Geography and Geoecology (IfGG), the Zoological Institute, and the Baden-Württemberg State Health Office, funded by the BWPLUS program of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of the Environment, Climate, and Energy and by the KIT Graduate School for Climate and Environment (GRACE).
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The study investigated the distribution of the castor bean tick in various forests in Baden-Württemberg with the aim of identifying particularly affected habitats and underlying mechanisms.
