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The WSL program Climate Change Impacts on Alpine Mass Movements (CCAMM) comprises projects covering a range of topics in natural hazards. Most investigations use models and thus require climate forcing data. The aim of this task is to provide meteorological forcings at the slope scale and in high temporal resolution.
In a series of past and current dissertations, the WRF and ARPS models have been

Gastwissenschafterin, WSL Birmensdorf, Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL, Zürcherstrasse 111, 8903 Birmensdorf
I also have considerable interest in the budding field of macrogenetics. 

The MountEx project aims to develop guidance and tools for managing spruce-dominated mountain forests under extreme disturbances. By focusing on resilience and management priorities, MountEx is helping stakeholders prepare for unprecedented challenges for these vital ecosystems.
spruce forests are increasingly at risk – and the degradation of these forests could have

resolutions on biological diversity, sustainable forest management and climate change have

In this project, funded by the Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation (SDC / DEZA), we propose to apply large scale hazard indication mapping algorithms to the Himalayan province of Uttarakhand. Our goal is to identify unstable rock/ice masses and perform thermo-mechanical simulations – at the large-scale – to predict the danger of rock/ice avalanches, such as the recent event in Chamoli.
All of these events hence have disastrous consequences for people and infrastructures

Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, SLF Davos, WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF, Flüelastrasse 11, 7260 Davos Dorf
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Sustainable Intensification of agriculture (SI) is advocated by both, scientists and policy makers, as a solution for the dilemma between the need to increase agricultural production and the need to reduce the environmental burden which intensification historically entailed.
What have been the main trajectories of agricultural intensification in Europe and

As the climate continues to change, Switzerland edges closer to a future in which extreme drought in the Alps is increasingly likely – and could push water and ecological systems to their limits. The EMERGE project studies past extreme droughts in mountain regions to help us better understand, and prepare for, potential impacts in the future.
simplified characterisation techniques, failing to accurately capture how droughts have

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The workshop will bring together the WSL community engaged in alpine biodiversity research and monitoring programs to identify new opportunities and directions for research on global change impacts in mountain environments.
increasingly affect biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in the Alps, which can have