Completed GLP Events
ECOSMAG Synthesis Meeting, February 25-26 2010, Yokohama, Japan
With primary funding from Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research (APN), Ecosystem Services Management in Asia (ECOSMAG) was established to improve the understanding of the impacts of land management on ecosystem services provided by upper tributary watersheds. This synthesis meeting deliberated research findings to date, shared concrete results on ECOSMAG and related activities in Asia and discussed outstanding research implementation challenges. The meeting was organised by the GLP Sapporo Nodal Office and ECOSMAG is endorsed by GLP.
For more information please see: ECOSMAG
Joint GLP workshop, November 2-3 2009, Vientiane, Laos
'Forest-agriculture frontiers: impacts of land-use transitions on livelihoods and environment in the humid tropics'
Joint workshop of GLP and the research project 'Transition of Shifting Cultivation at Forest-Agriculture Frontiers' - a project coordinated by Ole Mertz from University of Copenhagen with partners from Brazil, Mexico, Tanzania and SE Asia. The objective of this workshop is to obtain an overview of the past and on-going land use transitions in the humid tropics and to review the consequences these changes have on local livelihoods and environment.
For a more detailed outline of the workshop topics please see hereSociety for Human Ecology Conference, June 29-July 3 2009, Manchester, UK
'Human Ecology for an urbanising world'
Session on "Urbanization and land-system change" organized by Helmut Haberl (GLP-SSC). Further information on this session is available: here
or by contacting: helmut.haberl(at)uni-klu.ac.atGLP Workshop and Book project, June 15–17 2009, Beijing, China
'Vulnerability and Resilience of Land Systems in Asia'
In June 2009, the Global Land Project Nodal Offices in Beijing, China and Sapporo Japan co-organized a Workshop on Vulnerability and Resilience of Land Systems in Asia. The workshop integrated knowledge on the vulnerability of land systems to multiple stressors in Asia. Papers on models, metrics and measures of land system vulnerability and resilience, scales and vulnerability teleconnections, institutional change and urban ecosystems and vulnerability were presented.
For downloads of presentations please see: here
For workshop report please see: here
GCOE-INeT International Summer School, June 14-20 2009, Hokkaido University, Japan.
'Frontier of Ecosystem Ecology in Northern Forest'
Co-organized by the Sapporo Nodal Office of GLP and Hideaki Shibata (GLP SSC).Modelling Workshop, May 29-31 2009, Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland
'Agent-based land market models'
The Aberdeen GLP nodal office on integration and modeling, and the US NSF-sponsored SLUCE 2 project will co-sponsor a small, interactive workshop on agent-based land market models, organized by Dawn Parker (GLP SSC), Tatiana Filatova, and Eleanor Milne (GLP Aberdeen).
For further information please see: hereIHDP OM, April 26-30 2009, Bonn, Germany
'Social Challenges of Global Change'
Three GLP sessions at the OM:
Session B090 Land-use continuity and change: 'Adaptation in coupled human-environment systems' (Anette Reenberg)
Session B040 Integrative models of human and environmental systems in land change science (Richard Aspinall)
Session B100 Global land use research and datasets: 'From historical land-use to human appropriation of biomass' (Helmut Haberl).
For more information regarding the IHDP OM please see: here
For presentations please see hereUS-IALE Conference, April 12-16 2009, Snowbird, USA
GLP Nodal Office Aberdeen hosted a symposium titled 'Agent-based modelling of land use effects on ecosystem processes and services'.
For more information please see: hereCopenhagen Climate Conference, March 10-12 2009, Denmark
'Climate Change – Global Risks, Challenges & Decisions'
GLP Chair Anette Reenberg chaired Session 34 titled: 'Adapting Human Land Use to Climate Change'. And, John Porter (GLP SSC) co-chaired Session 37 on 'Adapting Future Agricultural Production to Climate Change'.
For more information regarding the Conference please see: here
For presentations please see herePhD Course, March 4-6 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark
'Poverty, vulnerability and adaptation - Rural livelihood and land use responses to global change'
Department of Geography and Geology, University of Copenhagen in collaboration with GLP IPO.
For more information please see: hereGLP Workshop, January 12-14 2009, Birkeroed, Denmark
'Vegetation productivity in drylands. Trends, Similarities, Differences, Causes & Research gaps'
GLP IPO organised and hosted this 3-days workshop on drylands. For more information please see here
For more information please see: here
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FRESH Seminar, October 27-29 2008, Tarland, UK
'Framing Ecosystem Services and Human Well being'
FRESH are a series of seminars which GLP is supporting. This specific seminar was organised and run by the GLP Nodal Office Aberdeen on Integration and Modelling. For more information please see here GLP Workshop, July 17–19 2008, Aberdeenshire, UK
'Data and model integration for coupled models of land use change'
This workshop was organised and run by the GLP Nodal Office Aberdeen on Integration and Modelling. For details please see hereGlobal Land Use Data Workshop, May 22-23 2008, Vienna, Austria
The Global Land Use Data Workshop was hosted by the Institute of Social Ecology (Klagenfurt University, Austria) and the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL, The Netherlands), and organised in close cooperation with GLP IPO. For presentations please see here4th IGBP Congress, May 5-9 2008, Cape Town, South Africa
'Sustainable Livelihoods in a Changing Earth System'
At this 4th IGBP Congress GLP IPO organised and hosted 3 sessions. For presentations please see here1st China-Japan Academia Summit, March 6 2008, Beijing
'Land Use and Sustainable Development in Eastern Asia'
GLP Nodal Office Beijing in conjunction with GLP Nodal Office Sapporo organised a special session on this summit.Biome boundary shifts Workshop, March 4–7 2008, Yokohama, Japan
'Advanced prediction of biome boundary shifts in regional and global dynamic vegetation models'
Workshop co-organised and co-sponsored by the GLP Nodal Office in Sapporo. For more information please see hereGLP Workshop, February 28-March 2 2008, Aberdeen, UK
'The design of integrative models of natural and social systems in land change science'
This workshop was organised and run by the GLP Nodal Office Aberdeen on Integration and Modelling. For details please see hereLaSyS Workshop, October 25-26 2007, Tune, Denmark
'Land system science: Handling complex series of natural and socio-economic processes'
Danish Network for Land System Science (LaSyS) organised and hosted this 2-days workshop in close cooperation with GLP IPO. For presentations please see hereGLP Workshop, October 24 2007, Copenhagen, Denmark,
'Globalisation, impact on regional and local land-use decisions and practices'
Workshop organised and hosted by GLP IPO. For presentations please see here