SeeWandel-Climate

Modelling the consequences of climate change and neobiota for Lake Constance

SeeWandel-Climate

“SeeWandel-Climate: Modelling the consequences of climate change and neobiota for Lake Constance” aims to provide updated predictions of the consequences of climate change – including the effects of invasive species – on the Lake Constance ecosystem and its sustainable use. To this end, practice-oriented models are being developed for authorities, organisations (IGKB, IBKF) and the public. The results will be made available to various target groups.

Sub-projects

The project work in SeeWandel-Climate is organised in 9 sub-projects. Modelling work is central, with the aim of being able to predict complex consequences of factors such as climate change and invasive species as well as their interaction for the Lake Constance ecosystem and its use. The necessary provision of robust parameters and findings for the development of such predictive model systems is carried out by various teams of researchers.

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Overview about the project structure and organisation

Project management SeeWandel-Climate

Project leader
(PL)

P. Spaak (PL)

Deputy project leader
(DPL)

H. Hetzenauer (DPL)

Project coordination (PC) & administration (PA)

J. Alexander (PC) | A. Maniglia (PA)

Chairs of the thematic working groups (TG)

Chair TG Water level dynamics & littoral: M. Wessels, deputy D. Straile

Chair TG Interaction within the food web: M. Moest, deputy A. Brinker

Chair TG Importance of the quagga mussel: J. Santos, deputy P. Spaak

Chair TG Model-based predictions: U. Lang, M. Schmid

Steering committee (extended project management)

Project management, sub-project leads, IGKB & IBKF representatives, associated project partner institutions

Advisory board

Science representatives

Practice representatives:

IGKB (Bavaria, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Austria, Switzerland), IBKF, CIPEL, CIPAIS

Representative of the lead partner institution Eawag

Thematic working groups

Water level dynamics & littoral
Interaction within the food web
Importance of the quagga mussel
Model-based predictions

Relevanz & Kontext

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SeeWandel-Climate
Ueberlandstrasse 133
8600 Duebendorf, Switzerland
E-Mail: seewandel@seewandel.org
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