Publications

Peer-reviewed articles:

1. Chreptun, C., Härtl, F., Knoke, T., Paul, C. (2020): Wie lässt sich angesichts von zunehmenden Extremereignissen noch planen? Schweizerische Zeitschrift fur Forstwesen 171 (4): 184-188.
   https://doi.org/10.3188/szf.2020.0184
2. Chreptun, C. (2020): Waldlandschaft der Zukunft. AFZ – Der Wald (14):
   20-23.
3. Chreptun, C. (2019): Praxiswissen für die Forschung: Umfrage zu Waldtypen & Risiko. AFZ-Der Wald 15: 18-20.
4. Chreptun, C. (2018): Projekt FOREXCLIM: Wälder und extreme Wetterereignisse. AFZ-Der Wald (14): 27-29.
5. Knoke, T., Gosling, E., Thom, D., Chreptun, C., Rammig, A. and Seidl, R.
   (2021). “Economic losses from natural disturbances in Norway spruce forests – a quantification using Monte-Carlo simulations ” Ecological Economics accepted.
6. Thonicke, K., M. Bahn, S. Lavorel, R. D. Bardgett, K. Erb, M.
   Giamberini, M. Reichstein, B. Vollan and A. Rammig (2020). “Advancing the Understanding of Adaptive Capacity of Social-Ecological Systems to Absorb Climate Extremes.” Earth’s Future 8(2): e2019EF001221.
7. Lindeskog, M., F. Lagergren, B. Smith and A. Rammig (2021). “Accounting for forest management in the estimation of forest carbon balance using the dynamic vegetation model LPJ-GUESS (v4.0, r9333): Implementation and evaluation of simulations for Europe.” Geosci. Model Dev. Discuss. 2021:
   1-42.

Book chapters:

• Rammig, A., Bahn, M., Vera, C., Knoke, T., Paul, C., Vollan, B., Erb, K.H., Bardgett, R., Lavorel, S. and Thonicke, K. (2020). Adaptive capacity of coupled social-ecological systems to absorb climate extremes. Climate extremes and their implications for impact and risk assessment. J. Sillmann, S. Sippel and S. Russo. Amsterdam, Elsevier:
  257-278.

Other publications:

1. Kirsten Thonicke, Michael Bahn, Sandra Lavorel, Richard D. Bardgett, Karlheinz Erb, Mariasilvia Giamberini, Markus Reichstein, Björn Vollan, Anja Rammig. 2020. Advancing the Understanding of Adaptive Capacity of Social‐Ecological Systems to Absorb Climate Extremes. Earth’s Future. pdf
2. Ficko, A. (Ed.). 2020. Final report for Slovenian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Food. Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, 221 p. pdf
3. Ficko, A. (Ed.). 2019. Ukrepi za prilagojeno upravljanje gozdov ob izjemnih vremenskih dogodkih. Ljubljana, Biotehniška fakulteta, Oddelek za gozdarstvo in obnovljive gozdne vire. Gospodarjenje z gozdovi in načrtovanje 8. e-book
4. Ficko, A. (Ed.). 2018. Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate : project meeting and a workshop : book of abstracts : [Ljubljana], 25-26 April 2018. Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, Department of Forestry and Renewable Forest Resources e-book
5. Rammig, A., 2018. European forest management in a more extreme climate: Modelling solutions for risk resilient management. [presented at FOREXCLIM project meeting and workshop 2018: Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate, Ljubljana, 25. – 28. April 2018] pdf
6. Lindeskog, M., 2018. Simulating forest management using LPJ-GUESS: current and future perspectives of the model. [presented at FOREXCLIM project meeting and workshop 2018: Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate, Ljubljana, 25. – 28. April 2018] pdf
7. Sycheva, E., 2018. Simulating forest management in Europe applying the LPJ-GUESS management module: First results. [presented at FOREXCLIM project meeting and workshop 2018: Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate, Ljubljana, 25. – 28. April 2018] pdf
8. Chreptun, C., 2018. Deriving risk reducing management strategies with the forest economic optimization model YAFO 4.0. [presented at FOREXCLIM project meeting and workshop 2018: Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate, Ljubljana, 25. – 28. April 2018] pdf
9. Borkowski, P., Martire, S., 2018. Forest management in the face of Climate Change: the European State Forest perspective. [presented at FOREXCLIM project meeting and workshop 2018: Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate, Ljubljana, 25. – 28. April 2018] pdf
10. Karmann, M., 2018. How forest management standards contribute to mitigating climate change. [presented at FOREXCLIM project meeting and workshop 2018: Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate, Ljubljana, 25. – 28. April 2018] pdf
11. Poljanec, A., Grecs, Z., Rantaša, B., Breznikar, A., 2018. Current activities and future challenges in preventing forest damage due to extreme weather events. [presented at FOREXCLIM project meeting and workshop 2018: Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate, Ljubljana, 25. – 28. April 2018] pdf
12. Polanc, J., 2018. Extreme weather events and SiDG. [presented at FOREXCLIM project meeting and workshop 2018: Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate, Ljubljana, 25. – 28. April 2018] pdf, erratum to the abstract in the e-book
13. Valentar, V., 2018. Mitigation and adaptation to climate change from the forest owners’ point of view. [presented at FOREXCLIM project meeting and workshop 2018: Forests and extreme weather events: solutions for risk resilient management in a changing climate, Ljubljana, 25. – 28. April 2018] pdf
14. Rammig, A., Sycheva, E., Chreptun, C., Lindeskog, M., Ficko, A., Smith, B., Knoke, T. 2018. European forest management in a more extreme climate: Modelling solutions for risk resilient management. [Presented at European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2018 Vienna | Austria | 8–13 April 2018] poster
15. Chreptun, C., 2018. Projekt FOREXCLIM: Wälder und extreme Wetterereignisse, AFZ: Allgemeine Forst Zeitschrift für Waldwirtschaft und Umweltvorsorge, Berlin, BLV Verlagsgesellschaft pdf
16. Chreptun, C., 2018. Integration of process based data into an economic optimization model – current results [presented at Project Meeting, Lund, Sweden].
17. Chreptun, C., 2018. Forest Optimizer YAFO 4 – possibilities and requirements [presented at Project Meeting KIT, Garmisch].
18. Sycheva, E., 2018. Forests and extreme weather events: Solutions for risk resilientmanagement. Results of comparison simulations from LPJ-GUESS with long term inventory plots [presented at PhD Student Seminar in Ecology, Freising, 3.12.2018]
19. Chreptun, C., 2017. Forest and extreme weather events: integration of processbased data into a forest optimization model. PhD-Kolloquium, Freising.
20. Chreptun, C., 2017. ForExClim: Extreme Wetterereignisse und Unsicherheiten. [presented at Risikoworkshop 2017, Lohr am Main].