Atmosphere Regolith Vegetation ARVE
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How do changes in the terrestrial biosphere amplify changes in the climate system? The interdisciplinary ARVE team studies the interaction between soils, vegetation and the atmosphere.
Latest news
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Climate Change on the agenda in San Francisco
01.12.11Dr. Melton and Professor Kaplan's work on climate change using a combined biophysical modelling, social science, and community engagement approach will be presented at the December meeting.
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ARVE wetland work to be presented at the American Geophysical Union 2
01.12.11New results of the WETCHIMP project will be presented by Dr. Joe Melton at the upcoming American Geophysical Union 2011 Fall meeting in San Francisco, USA.
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ARVE researchers leading wetland groups from Europe and North America
01.12.11New wetland modelling discussions occured in Hamburg recently, led by Dr. Joe Melton with the participation of EPFL's Prof. Kaplan and other representatives from Europe and North America.
What we do
- Terrestrial biosphere
- Carbon cycle
- Earth System Models
- Paleoclimate
- Paleoenvironmental reconstruction
Contact
ARVE Group
EPFL, Station 2
CH-1015 Lausanne
Switzerland
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+41 (0) 21 693 37 75
+41 (0) 21 693 80 58
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The ARVE group
Prof. Jed Kaplan : Group LeaderDr. Basil Davis : Senior Scientist
Dr. Joe Melton : Post-Doctoral Fellow
Kristen Krumhardt : Research Assistant
Mirjam Pfeiffer : Doctoral Student
Pamela Collins : Doctoral Student
Achille Mauri : Doctoral Student
Dr. Shawn Koppenhoefer : IT/IS Support