Posters SSS1.5
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SSS1.5 Environment science, public perception, stakeholders and policy makers |
| Convener: Paulo Pereira | Co-Conveners: Panos Panagos , Agata Novara , Sigbert Huber , Aleksandra Tomczyk |
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Attendance Time: Tuesday, 25 April 2017, 17:30–19:00 Hall X1 Chairperson: Agata Novara and Panos Panagos |
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X1.116
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EGU2017-492
Institutionalizing environmental protection through self-regulation: the case of environmental standards adoption in Lithuania. Mantas Bileisis and Ieva Misiune |
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X1.117
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EGU2017-540
Citizen empowerment in the domestic waste policy development in Lithuania Andrius Stasiukynas, Arvydas Survila, and Vainius Smalskys |
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X1.118
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EGU2017-4121
Perception as a key component in the development of fire affected land in Eastern Spain. El Massís del Caroig study case Artemi Cerdà, Paulo Pereira, Manuel Estaban Lucas Borja, Saskia Keesstra, Xavier Úbeda, Juan Francisco Martínez Murillo, Miriam Muñoz Rojas, Marc Oliva, and Agata Novara |
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X1.119
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EGU2017-19105
Postglacial evolution and recent siltation of the protected lake “Taferlklaussee” (Austria) Heidi Bernsteiner, Joachim Götz, Bernhard Salcher, and Andreas Lang |
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X1.120
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EGU2017-4250
Modelling of trail degradation based on detailed multi-temporal digital elevation models Aleksandra Tomczyk and Marek Ewertowski |
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X1.121
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EGU2017-4240
Monitoring of recreational trail erosion using terrestrial structure-from-motion approach Marek Ewertowski and Aleksandra Tomczyk |
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X1.122
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EGU2017-81
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Estimating soil erosion on hiking trails in the Sierra Mariola Natural Park in southern Spain Maria Magdalena Warter, Mattias Peeters, Emiel Kuppen, Kas Blok, and Lina Dilly |
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X1.123
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EGU2017-6106
Recreational Impacts on the Microclimate of the Gorilla Limestone Cave in Shoushan National Nature Park of Taiwan Chun Chen and Lih-Der Ho |
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X1.124
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EGU2017-1198
Stakeholder perceptions of soil managements in the Canyoles watershed. A Bayesian Belief Network approach Maria Burguet Marimón, Claire Quinn, Lindsay Stringer, and Artemi Cerdà |
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X1.125
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EGU2017-17991
The positive impact of European subsidies on soil erosion rates in orange plantations Saskia Keesstra, Antonio Jordán, Agata Novara, Tani Taguas, Paulo Pereira, Eric C Brevik, and Artemi Cerdà |
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EGU2017-17829
Is the nature of the uplift initiated by the melting of an ice-sheet or the erosion of a rock overthrust really isostatic? (withdrawn) Miles Osmaston |
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X1.127
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EGU2017-13549
Estimating eroded soil and predicting further erosion in Daisetsuzan National Park in Hokkaido, Japan Yusuke Kobayashi and Teiji Watanabe |
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X1.128
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EGU2017-1170
Application of a participative process for DSS development in soil remediation Francisco José Blanco-Velázquez, Sara Muñoz-Vallés, and María Anaya-Romero |
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X1.129
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EGU2017-5263
Crowdsourcing Austrian data on decomposition with the help of citizen scientists Taru Sandén, Helene Berthold, Michael Schwarz, Andreas Baumgarten, and Heide Spiegel |
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X1.130
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EGU2017-9159
The Practicalities of Crowdsourcing: Lessons from the Tea Bag Index - UK Sarah Duddigan, Paul Alexander, Liz Shaw, and Chris Collins |
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X1.131
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EGU2017-13265
Working with soils: soil science continuing professional development Jacqueline Hannam and Dick Thompson |
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X1.132
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EGU2017-17012
Simultaneous use of several monitoring techniques to measure visitor load, spatio-temporal distribution and social characteristics of tourists – a case study of a cable car area in the Carpathian Mountains, Tatra National Park Karolina Taczanowska, Antoni Zięba, Christiane Brandenburg, Andreas Muhar, Hemma Preisel, Joanna Hibner, Barbara Latosinska, Rafael Benítez, Vicente Bolόs, José L. Toca-Herrera, and Szymon Ziobrowski |
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X1.133
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EGU2017-18456
Navigating the science-policy-practice interface in rural SW China Larissa Naylor, Ying Zheng, David Oliver, Sarah Buckerfield, Tao Peng, Shijie Wang, and Susan Waldron |