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Postadresse
Lehr- und Forschungseinheit für Physische Geographie und Erdsysteminteraktionen
Luisenstraße 37
80333 München
Hausadresse
Luisenstraße 37
2. Stock
80333 München
Raum A203
Tel.: +49 (0) 89 / 2180 - 6542
E-Mail: Clemens.Schwingshackl@geographie.uni-muenchen.de
Weitere Informationen zur Person
My publication list can be found on Google Scholar.
Lehr - und Aufgabenbereiche
05/2024 -
05/2024
GROSSE EXKURSION NORWEGEN
Beschreibung der Exkursion
10/2023 -
02/2024
Projektseminar Treibhausgasemissionen im Ländervergleich
10/2023 -
02/2024
Seminar Klimawandel und Klimafolgen
07/2023 -
07/2023
Kl. Exkursion: Meteorologisches Observatorium am Hohenpeißenberg & Bergwerksmuseum Peißenberg
04/2023 -
07/2023
Übung Analyse räumlicher und zeitlicher Daten
10/2022 -
02/2023
Projektseminar Hitzestress in Städten
10/2022 -
02/2023
Seminar Klimawandel und Klimafolgen
04/2022 -
07/2022
Übung Analyse räumlicher und zeitlicher Daten
10/2021 -
02/2022
Projektseminar Hitzestress in Städten
04/2021 -
07/2021
Übung Analyse räumlicher und zeitlicher Daten
02/2021 -
03/2021
Projektseminar Hitzestress in Städten
Forschungsschwerpunkte
Global Carbon Cycle
In December 2022, we published an article that shows how estimates of emissions from land use, land-use change, and forestry from different datasets can be reconciled at the country-level (Schwingshackl et al., 2022). We show that the reconciliation is generally successful for various countries, and we identify potential reasons for remaining differences.
The newest assessment of the global carbon cycle, for which I preprocessed the data for calculating CO2 emissions from land-use change, can be found in the Global Carbon Budget 2022.
Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF)
This blog post on Carbon Brief summarizes and discusses the CO2 emissions from land-use change in six countries/regions with large emissions. It gives a good and comprehensible overview on the drivers of CO2 emissions from land-use change
A review about the current state, recent progress, and emerging topics of land-use effects on climate, to which I contributed, is published here.
Heat stress in cities
A group of students that I supervised in the project seminar "Heat stress in cities" developed a method that can be used to monitor the effectiveness of measures to mitigate urban heat islands based on Landsat satellite data. They published the results using the city of Stuttgart as a case study (Seeberg et al. 2022).
Heat stress projections
Using several heat stress indicators, I performed an assessment of future trends and exceedances of impact-relevant thresholds based on CMIP6 models (Schwingshackl et al. 2021).