FLUXFLOOD PROJECT
Team
Anna Sieczko, PhD - Principal Investigator
Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Aquatic biogeochemist with a focus on carbon cycling in freshwater. She has been involved in research which linked carbon fluxes, dissolved organic matter and microbial activity in projects conducted in Austria and Sweden.In the FLUXFLOOD project her focus is on impact of hydrological changes, mainly flooding on methane and carbon dioxide emissions from river floodplains and wetlands systems, which are susceptible to global warming, what places them as potentially increasing greenhouse gas sources. The aim is to decipher main drivers of CH4 and CO2 flux on various temporal scales with particular focus on event-driven fluxes and short-term variability.
Eng. Robert Michałowski
Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Mgr. Eng. Paweł Osuch
Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Cooperation
Marta Stachowich, PhD
Warsaw University of Life Sciences
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Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Christian Griebler
University of Vienna
Rainer Siedler, BSc
University of Vienna
Students
Nadija Čehajic, Bc
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), Vienna
Bachelor of Engineering, Research Assistant at BOKU University. Her master thesis "Spatial patterns of greenhouse gas emissions in a floodplain system, Danube case study" is under co-supervision of Anna Sieczko
Jessica Canchig Pilicita, Mgr, Eng
Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Doctoral student at the Center for Climate Research; conducting her thesis within the framework of the FluxFlood project.
Kaja Słupska, Eng
Warsaw University of Life Sciences
MSc student at the Center for Climate Research; conducting her thesis within the framework of the FluxFlood project.