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132 Lectures at PIK (continued) Date Type of Lecture Scientist Institute Title 15.05.2001 Colloquium Professor Tom Burns together with Professor Anna Gomolinska Department of Mathematics, University of Bialystok, Poland Uppsala Theory Circle, Department of Sociology, Uppsala University, Sweden The general theory of games: Multi-modal decision-making, fuzzy processes, and normative equilibria 05.06.2001 Institute Seminar Professor Sergey Pegov Centre of International Projects, Moscow, Russia Climate change impact on Russian economy and agriculture 25.06.2001 Institute Seminar Dr. Lars-Eric Cederman Center for International Affairs, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA Agent-based modeling in the social sciences 02.08.2001 Colloquium Dr. Ben Matthews Choose Climate, United Kingdom Geocybernetics in cyberspace: A dynamic Java climate model linking science and policy 01.11.2001 Institute Seminar Dr. Kai Wirtz ICBM, Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg, Germany 09.11.2001 Institute Seminar Dr. Manfred A. Cuntz Department of Physics, University of Texas at Arlington, USA 16.11.2001 Institute Seminar Dr. habil. Alfons Balmann University of Applied Sciences, Neubrandenburg, Germany 04.12.2001 Institute Seminar Prof. Dr. Gustav Feichtinger Institute for Econometry, Operations Research and Systems Theory, Technical University Vienna, Austria 11.12.2001 Institute Seminar Professor Eugene Rosa Visiting Professor at the Institute for Environmental Sociology, University of Stuttgart, Germany Environmental determinants of early human history: Global dynamical simulation studies vs. the contingency paradigm Planets around other stars and star-planet interactions Adjustment costs of agri-environmental policy switchings - A multi-agent approach The economics of deviant behaviour: A dynamic cost-benefit analysis The STIRPAT Research Program: Integrating human ecology with social scientific theories
Symposia Name of Event Place and Date Scientist(s) in charge Arbeitsberatung DFG-Verbundprojekt „Laterale Abflüsse“ (Workshop DFG Joint Project "Lateral Flows") Potsdam, January 31, 2000 Alfred Becker MAGEC Project Meeting Potsdam, March 14, 2000 Frank Wechsung Workshop „Landschaftswasser- und -stoffhaushalt im Elbe-Einzugsgebiet“ (Nutrient and Water Dynamics in the Elbe River Basin) Potsdam, March 14, 2000 Uwe Haberlandt 1 st CLAWINE Workshop Potsdam, May 29, 2000 Thomas Kartschall MIT/PIK Global Change Forum XVI Berlin, June 21-23, 2000 Ferenc Toth Workshop "Human Dimensions of Global Change" together with DFG and NKGCF Schloß Wendgräben, July 13-15, 2000 Carlo C. Jaeger Ottmar Edenhofer 2 nd CLAWINE Workshop Potsdam, September 27-30, 2000 Thomas Kartschall European Conference on Advances in Flood Research Potsdam, November 1-3, 2000 Christine Bismuth Climate and Land Degradation (CLD) Project Meeting Potsdam, November 2-3, 2000 Martin Claussen Workshop "A Sustainability Geoscope" Bad Honnef, November 2-3, 2000 Carlo C. Jaeger Wolfgang Lucht SIADCERO Project Meeting Potsdam, November 28-29, 2000 Ferenc Toth Workshop "Stakeholder Successes in Global Environmental Management" Potsdam, December 8, 2000 Carlo C. Jaeger Martin Welp Workshop „Datengruppen“ (Data Groups) Potsdam, January 22-23, 2001 Michael Flechsig IRMA Workshop Potsdam, February 1-2, 2001 Christine Bismuth Kick-off Workshop ATEAM Potsdam, March 5-7, 2001 Wolfgang Cramer Workshop "GLOWA-Elbe" Potsdam, March 7, 2001 Beate Klöcking WADI Workshop Potsdam, April 10, 2001 Lucas Menzel Workshop "Model Coupling and Related Numerical Issues" Potsdam, May 16-19, 2001 Rupert Klein Workshop "CLAWINE" Potsdam, June 14-15, 2001 Thomas Kartschall ECF Preparatory Meeting Brussels, July 12, 2001 Carlo C. Jaeger Martin Welp Kick-off Workshop DINAS-COAST Potsdam, July 18-20, 2001 Richard J.T. Klein Workshop „Nächste Schritte der Global Change Forschung in Deutschland: Entwurf eines Geoskops“ (Next Steps of Global Change Research in Germany: Modelling of a Geoscope) Kick-off Workshop INTEGRATION First Sustainability Days Sponsors: IBM Gerling Global Rück Schloß Weilburg an der Lahn, September 10- 11, 2001 Carlo C. Jaeger Wolfgang Lucht Hermann Lotze-Campen Potsdam, September 19-20, 2001 Stefan Rahmstorf Carlo C. Jaeger Potsdam, September 28- October 5, 2001 H.J. Schellnhuber Manfred Stock 133
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The First 10 Years By Udo E. Simoni
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Understanding the Earth system is a
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The Institute and its Mission
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investigate the effect of uncertain
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POEM Potsdam Earth System Modelling
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RAGTIME Regional Assessment of Glob
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EUROPA European Network Activities
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Sustainability Science
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"coevolution science". This also pr
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