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3 Oliver Bender. Priv.-Doz. Dr., geography. Senior scientist at the Institute of Mountain Research: Man & Environment of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (IGF): Special interests: cultural landscape research, regional development, GIS. Valerie Braun. Dr., biology. Editorial assistant of eco.mont and project management at IGF. Special interests: mountain ecology, protected areas, project management. Astrid Björnsen Gurung. Dr., development and cooperation. Scientist at IGF. Coordinator of the European Progr. of the MRI and IGF cooper ation. Special interests: internat. research coordination, interdisciplinarity, scientific network development. Clemens Geitner. Dr., geography. Senior scientist at IGF, and assistant professor of geography, Univ. of Innsbruck. Special interests: soil science, landscape ecology, geomorphology. Axel Borsdorf. Prof. Dr., geography. Director of IGF and professor of geography, University of Innsbruck. Co-editor of eco.mont. Special interests: mountains, regional studies, Latin America. Christian Georges. Dr., geography. Researcher at LASERDATA Innsbruck. Contract researcher in different projects of IGF. Special interest: climate change, laser-scanning. Falk Borsdorf. Mag., political science. Project leader (MAB project) at the Institute of Geography, Innsbruck. PhD candidate of the Institute of Sociology, Innsbruck. Special interests: indigenous rights, protected areas, participation. Georg Grabherr. Prof. Dr., botany. Director of the Dept. of Conservation Biology, Vegetation and Landscape Ecology, Univ. of Vienna. Chair of the GLORIA project. Vice-director of IGF. Special interests: mountain ecology, climate change effects. Fides Braun. Mag., geography. Junior researcher at IGF and project manager of the mountain.trip project (7FP). Special interests: tourism, project management, international collaboration. Kati Heinrich. Dipl.-Ing. MSc, cartography and remote sensing. Provides scientific support at the IGF. Special interests: cartography, GIS, remote sensing, IT, editing and layouting. 221
4 Sigrun Kanitscheider. Dr., geography. Junior scientist at IGF. Special interests: mountain regions (Alps, Andes), traffic infrastructure, regional studies, urban geography. Reinhard Lackner. Dr., Research Focus Alpine Space Man and Environment, University of Innsbruck. Special interests: inter- and transdisciplinary research in the Alps, ecology of fishes in high mountain areas. Lars Keller. Dr., geography. Assistant professor of geography, Univ. of Innsbruck. Formerly junior researcher at IGF. Special interests: quality of life, mountain research, didactics. Carla Marchant. MSc, geography. PhD scholar (Conicyt) and guest researcher at IGF. Special interests: mountain geography, sustainability. Klaus Kleewein. Mag., economics. Junior scientist at IGF. Special interest: interdisciplinary risk assessment, statistics. Matthias Monreal. MSc, remote sensing. Junior scientist at IGF. Special interests: permafrost, modelling, laser-scanning, GIS. Christian Klettner. Technical assistant in the GLORIA working group of IGF, Vienna. Special interests: databases, GIS. Harald Pauli. Dr., botany. Senior scientist at IGF, researcher in the GLORIA project. Special interests: mountain ecology, climate change effects. Günter Köck. Dr., biology. Secretary General for the International Research Programmes of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, arctic researcher. Co-editor of eco.mont. Special interests: ecology, fish biology, mountains, arctic regions. Manfred Perlik. PhD, geography. Senior researcher and lecturer, Swiss Fed. Inst. of Technology (ETHZ) and Univ. of Berne, economic geography. Research fields: socio-economic development of mountain regions, urbanization and metropolization processes, urban rural linkages and regional development. 222
5 Clemens Pfurtscheller. MMag., geography and economics. PhD scholar and junior scientist at IGF. Special interests: risk assessment, energy research. Johann Stötter. Prof. Dr., geography. Head, Inst. of Geography, Univ. of Innsbruck, (temporary) scientific director of the alps-centre for Climate Change Adaptation Technologies, vice-director of IGF. Special interests: geomorphology, risks, climate change, integrative geography. Roland Psenner. Prof. Dr., limnology. Dean of the Faculty of Biology and chair of the Research Focus Alpine Space: Man and Environment, Univ. of Innsbruck. Special interests: high mountain limnolo gy, ecology. Ulrike Tappeiner. Prof. Dr., landscape ecology. Head, Inst. of Ecology, Univ. of Innsbruck, Head, Inst. of Alpine Environment, European Academy Bozen / Bolzano (EURAC). Special interests: ecosystem research and landscape ecology of mountain environment. ulrike.tappeiner@uibk.ac.at Rafael Sánchez. Dr., geography. Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez, Chile. In 2010, PhD scholar and guest researcher at IGF. Special interests: urban geography, historical geography. rafael.sancheza@gmail.com Erich Tasser. Priv.-Doz. Dr., ecology. Senior researcher at the Inst. of Alpine Environment, European Academy Bozen / Bolzano (EURAC). Special interests: alpine ecology, mountain agriculture, landscape modelling. erich.tasser@eurac.edu Mathilde Schmitt. Dr., sociology. Dipl. Ing. agricultural science. Senior scientist at IGF. Special interests: gender studies, rural sociology, agriculture, food & sustainability. mathilde.schmitt@oeaw.ac.at Eric Veulliet. Dr., geology. Executive Director of the alps Centre for Climate Change Adaptation Technologies Innsbruck. Special interests: risk research, climate change adaptation. veulliet@alps-gmbh.com Brigitte Scott. Dr. English language and literature. Editorial assistant of eco.mont; general assistant, translator and organizer at IGF. Special interests: copy writing, terminology management. brigitte.scott@oeaw.ac.at Christoph Wiegand. Dipl.-Geogr., geography. Junior scientist and PhD scholar at IGF. Special interests: geomorphology, soil science. christoph.wiegand@oeaw.ac.at 223
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