Volker Radeloff

Department:

Forest Ecology and Management

Institution:

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Email:

radeloff@wisc.edu

Website:

http://www.silvis.forest.wisc.edu/people/radeloff.asp

Phone number:

608-263-4349

Fax number:

(608) 262-9922

Address: 1630 Linden Dr Madison WI 53706 US Madison WI US 53706

Projects

Role	Period of performance	Project
Principal Investigator	05/01/2018 to 05/01/2021	Long-Term Land Degradation in the Caucasus
Principal Investigator	05/01/2018 to 05/01/2021	Monitoring Abandoned Agriculture, Fallow Fields, and Grasslands with Landsat and Sentinel-2
Principal Investigator	05/01/2015 to 05/01/2018	Land Use Change in the Caucasus Mountains Due to Ethnic Differences, National Policies, and Armed Conflicts
Principal Investigator	01/01/2012 to 01/01/2015	Synthesis of Studies on Institutional Change and LCLUC Effects on Carbon, Biodiversity, and Agriculture After the Collapse of the Soviet Union
Principal Investigator	05/01/2011 to 04/30/2014	200 Years of Land Use and Land Cover Changes and their Driving Forces in the Carpathian Basin in Central Europe
Principal Investigator	06/01/2009 to 05/31/2012	Land Use Change, Protected Areas, and Biodiversity in the Caucasus and Ural Mountains
Co-Investigator	04/01/2008 to 03/31/2011	Land-Use and Land-Cover Changes in Temperate Forests of European Russia: The Past, the Current, and the Future
Principal Investigator	01/01/2004 to 01/01/2007	Post-USSR land cover change in Eastern Europe: Socioeconomic forcings, effects on biodiversity, and future scenarios

Meeting presentations

Type	Meeting Date	Title
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	Rockville, MD 04/09/2019	Monitoring Abandoned Agriculture, Fallow Fields and Grasslands
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	Rockville, MD 04/09/2019	Long-Term Degradation in Caucasus
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	Rockville, MD 04/12/2017	Structural transformation, increasing returns to scale and land use change – or a proposal for a unified land use theory
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	Rockville, MD 04/12/2017	Land use change in the Caucasus Mountains due to ethnic differences, national policies, and armed conflicts
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	Sopron, Hungary 10/16/2014	Land Cover and Land Use Change in Eastern Europe
Program Presentation	Rockville, MD 04/23/2014	Synthesis of studies on institutional change and LCLUC effects on carbon, biodiversity, and agriculture after the collapse of the Soviet Union
Program Presentation	Rockville, Maryland 04/02/2013	Synthesis of studies on institutional change and LCLUC effects on carbon, biodiversity, and agriculture after the collapse of the Soviet Union
Poster Presentation	Adelphi, Maryland 03/28/2011	Land-use change after the collapse of the Soviet Union, and its implications for bison, bear, and saiga antelope conservation.
Poster Presentation	Adelphi, Maryland 03/28/2011	Land-use change after the collapse of the Soviet Union, and its implications for bison, bear, and saiga antelope conservation
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	Bethesda North Marriott, Bethesda, MD 04/20/2010	Land Changes and Institutional Drivers in the NEESPI region
Poster Presentation	Bethesda North Marriott, Bethesda, MD 04/20/2010	Impacts of new market institutions on timber harvesting in European Russia
Poster Presentation	Bethesda North Marriott, Bethesda, MD 04/20/2010	Effects of massive socio-economic changes on land-use: detecting agricultural land abandonment and its drivers in post-Soviet Eastern Europe
Program Presentation	Bethesda North Marriott, Bethesda, MD 04/20/2010	Adaptation and Vulnerability Synthesis
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	Bethesda North Marriott, Bethesda, MD 03/31/2009	Land cover and land use change in temperate Europe
Poster Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center, Adelphi, MD 04/04/2007	Effects of Fire, Extreme Weather, and Anthropogenic Disturbance on Avian Biodiversity in the United States
Poster Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	Post USSR Land Cover Change in Eastern Europe--Socioeconomic Forcings, Effects on Biodiversity and Future Scenarios