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Product: Earthbook: Earth goes
online. How planet Earth's
future will look like?
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KROPP JP
& Schellnhuber HJ (2011): In
Extremis: Disruptive Events and
Correlations in Hydrology and
Climate,
Springer, Berlin, 400p.
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KROPP JP
& Scheffran (2007):Advanced
Methods
for
Decision
Making and Risk Management in
Sustainability Science Nova Sci.Publ., New
York, 288pp.
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| Bunde
A, KROPP JP, Schellnhuber HJ (2002): The
Science
of
Disasters:
Climate Disruptions, Heart Attacks,
and Market Crashes, Springer, 453pp. |
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 Current Research
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Recent
Activities
Key note
address at Inaugural
Session and Key note
lecture on Alexander von
Humboldt Conference on
Adaptation &
Mitigation of Climate
Change Conference
2011 (on
occasion of 60th
anniversary of
Indian/German diplomatic
relationships),
Bangalore/India, opening
panel with Chief Minister
Gowda and Governor
Dr. Hans Raj Bhardwaj
(Karnataka State).
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Inaugural Lecture at the
opening panel of the Resilient
Cities Conference 2011
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Honorable
Member of the concluding
Panel summing up the results
of Int.
Conf. on Climate Change
&
Development at
President's Residency
Islamabad/Pakistan (October
2010). Image: President Asif
Ali Zardari
addressing the concluding
session at President's
Residence Aiwan-e-Sadr
Islamabad, Panel Members: J.
Kropp PIK, Environmental
Minister Afridi,
President Zardari, State
Secretary Environment Malik,
United Nations
Country Director Tanaka.
Article in"Guardian
online"
10.
Nov.
10
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Key note on ``Climate
Change
Challenges for India''
followed by an intervention
of Nitin
Desai (former
Undersecretary-General of
United Nations) on a High
Tea
Event of the Indian Forum of
the Parliamentarians in New
Delhi (March
2010) organised by Heinrich
Böll Foundation South East
Asia.
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Earth System Science, i.e.
modelling and
environmental systems analysis, in particular,
climate impact analysis,
man-nature interactions, hazard and vulnerability
assessments. Specific
parts of my work are directed to the integration
of the social,
economic, and natural sphere in formal concepts.
In this context new
and smart techniques from various disciplines,
i.e. qualitative
reasoning, neural networks, viability concepts,
fuzzy diagnosis,
statistical methods, or expert systems are
utilized and further
developed. Concerning the results of the of the
last UNFCCC climate
conference in Copenhagen we are aiming to describe
and develop
transition pathways for developed and developing
countries with regard
to limits for development and fairness. It is
planned that this will
end-up in a modelling framework for
socio-eco-technological transitions
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