Host: European Forest Institute in Joensuu, Finland by Dr. Robert Mavsar – 4-22 August, 2014
Grantee: Anže Japelj, Slovenian Forestry Institute, dept. of Forest and Landscape monitoring and planning
Researcher: Francesco CHIANUCCI (Forestry Research Centre, Arezzo, Italy)
Location of STSM: Tartu Observatory, 61602, Tõravere, Estonia
Host: Professor Tiit Nilson
Urban green areas, and trees in particular, play a crucial role in limiting the negative impact related to environmental and climatic characteristics in the urban context. On the other hand, typically urban factors such as air quality, rising and persistent temperatures (heat island effect), and anthropogenic activities affect urban vegetation. Trees are often affected by exposure to adverse growing conditions, such as pest or disease, water stress and air pollution.
Giuseppe Colangelo, Research Assistant, PhD
University of Bari Aldo Moro
Department of Agricoltural and Environmental Science
The aim of the mission was to develop survey tools to investigate the knowledge transfer and the strong and weak points of collaboration between different groups of stakeholders in urban forestry and green infrastructure.
Dr. Francesca Ugolini, Institute of Biometeorology-CNR
DownloadAntons PATĻINS
Riga Technical University
Pelagia Zoi Koukioumi & Thomas Panagopoulos
University of Algarve, Campus de Gambelas, 8000 Faro, Portugal
Matilda van den Bosch
The aim of the STSM was to establish contact with the ECEHH and enhance the networking, in order to take advantage of shared research interests. This would potentially lead to mutual research applications and projects.
DownloadJohan Östberg, Researcher/PhD
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management
Elena Bertè (University of Trento, Italy)
Ms Ilze Jankovska, Latvia University of Agriculture, Akademijas iela 11,
Jelgava, LV-3001, jankovskailze@inbox.lv