Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Roland Pesch

Mitglied Institutsvorstand
Professur Grundlagen und Anwendungen von Geoinformationssystemen

Books and Papers

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A review of the influence of marine habitat classification schemes on mapping studies: inherent assumptions, influence on end products, and suggestions for future developments

2018

Strong, J.A. Clements, A. Galparsoro, I. Lillis, H. Pesch, R. Bildstein, T. Birchenough, S.

ICES Journal of Marine Science, 76 (1). 10-22

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Integrating benthic habitat indicators: Working towards an ecosystem approach

2018

Elliot, S.A.M. Guérin, L. Pesch, R. Schmitt, P. Meakins, B. Vina-Herbon, C. González-Irustad, J. M. de la Torriente, A. Serrano, A.

Marine Policy, 90, 88-94

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Presentations

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Spatial Modelling of Biotopes and Species for Marine Nature Conservation and Marine Spatial Planning in the German Exclusive Economic Zone of the North Sea

November 2016

Pesch, R. Schuchardt, B. Schönrock, S. Günther, C. Bildstein, T.

North Sea Open Conference, Oostend, Belgien

Short introduction to HELCOM Underwater Biotope and Habitat classification system (HUB)

Mai 2016

Pesch, R. Boedeker, D. Bildstein, T. Günther, C. Schuchardt, B.

Meeting of the Working Group on Marine Habitat Mapping, Winchester, UK

Mapping of Biotopes in the German EEZ of the North Sea Status report May 2016

Mai 2016

Pesch, R. Schuchardt, B. Günther, C. Bildstein, T. Schönrock, S.

Meeting of the Working Group on Marine Habitat Mapping, Winchester, UK

Predictive Modelling of Red List biotopes as a basis for marine nature conservation in the North Sea

April 2016

Pesch, R. Bildstein, T. Schuchardt, B. Günther, C.

34th Annual Conference for the Working Group ´Geography of Seas and Coasts’ (AMK), Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research, Warnemünde

Projects

Protect Baltic: Protection and restoration measures for a resilient Baltic Sea ecosystem

2023-2028

Funded by Europäische Union (EU)

Given the EU Biodiversity Strategy 2030, Protect Baltic aims to evaluate and optimise the existing network of marine protected areas in the Baltic Sea and thus makes a positive contribution to biodiversity and the protection of marine ecosystems. Together with other institutes th... more

Northwestern Lower Saxony - Sustainable New (4N): Geo-Toolbox

2021-2026

Funded by Niedersächsisches Vorab

Transformation and structural change in rural areas mean changes in space and time. Such spatiotemporal data is to be managed and processed by our “Geo-Toolbox”. It uses digital technologies such as databases and geographic information systems (GIS) for tasks of the e... more

Bachelor & Master Theses

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