Global warming led to an increase of the global mean surface air temperature of ~ 1.0 °C from pre-industrial times to now. This strongly affects all components of the Earth’s system and the complex interactions between them. Glaciers, ice caps and ice sheets are sensitive indicators of these changes. The reduction of land ice masses, which are the world’s largest storages of freshwater, already has strong influence on human life on Earth today, but the influence is likely to increase in the future. This ranges from changes in seasonal freshwater availability over geomorphological hazards to global sea level rise, whereof the latter has already considerably accelerated during the last decades. Hence, monitoring and gaining a deep understandi...
Information on the state of the terrestrial vegetation cover is important for several ecological, ec...
This study explores and examines the geomorphology of a large endorheic basin, approximately twice t...
Global availability of gravity data allows the regional investigation (<100 km anomaly wavelengths) ...
The Antarctic Ice Sheet stores ~91% of the global ice volume which is equivalent to a sea-level rise...
The Antarctic Ice Sheet stores ~91% of the global ice volume which is equivalent to a sea-level rise...
The Antarctic Ice Sheet is the largest reservoir of frozen freshwater, with an ice mass equivalent t...
The Indus River system derives the bulk of its runoff from complex processes operating simultaneousl...
To reconstruct ocean circulation changes during specific periods of Earth history, benthic and plank...
This thesis studies the historical climatic and environmental variability in the central Hengduan Mo...
The topic of the present study focuses on landslide susceptibility assessment in the Northern Vienna...
The Indus River system derives the bulk of its runoff from complex processes operating simultaneousl...
During the climax of the last glaciation, the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM; ~26.5-19 ka ago), large par...
Mantle convection is the process by which heat from the Earth’s core is transferred upwards to the s...
Mantle convection is the process by which heat from the Earth’s core is transferred upwards to the s...
Die Veränderungen des Antarktischen Eisschildes (AIS) haben einen entscheidenden Einfluss auf den Me...
Information on the state of the terrestrial vegetation cover is important for several ecological, ec...
This study explores and examines the geomorphology of a large endorheic basin, approximately twice t...
Global availability of gravity data allows the regional investigation (<100 km anomaly wavelengths) ...
The Antarctic Ice Sheet stores ~91% of the global ice volume which is equivalent to a sea-level rise...
The Antarctic Ice Sheet stores ~91% of the global ice volume which is equivalent to a sea-level rise...
The Antarctic Ice Sheet is the largest reservoir of frozen freshwater, with an ice mass equivalent t...
The Indus River system derives the bulk of its runoff from complex processes operating simultaneousl...
To reconstruct ocean circulation changes during specific periods of Earth history, benthic and plank...
This thesis studies the historical climatic and environmental variability in the central Hengduan Mo...
The topic of the present study focuses on landslide susceptibility assessment in the Northern Vienna...
The Indus River system derives the bulk of its runoff from complex processes operating simultaneousl...
During the climax of the last glaciation, the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM; ~26.5-19 ka ago), large par...
Mantle convection is the process by which heat from the Earth’s core is transferred upwards to the s...
Mantle convection is the process by which heat from the Earth’s core is transferred upwards to the s...
Die Veränderungen des Antarktischen Eisschildes (AIS) haben einen entscheidenden Einfluss auf den Me...
Information on the state of the terrestrial vegetation cover is important for several ecological, ec...
This study explores and examines the geomorphology of a large endorheic basin, approximately twice t...
Global availability of gravity data allows the regional investigation (<100 km anomaly wavelengths) ...