| Personal details |
| Name |
Dr Marko
Scholze |
| Job title |
Research Fellow
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| Department |
School of Earth Sciences University of Bristol
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| Contact details |
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| Professional details |
| Membership of professional bodies |
American Geophysical Union Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft
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| Keywords |
terrestrial ecosystems
carbon cycling
climate system
climate change risks and impacts
paleo glacial-interglacial transactions
anthropogenic perturbation
inverse modelling
data assimilation
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| Areas of expertise |
My present research field can be described broadly as the dynamics of terrestrial ecosystems, including carbon cycling, and their interactions with the climate system. In particular, I am interested in how the terrestrial biosphere and terrestrial carbon fluxes respond to changes in climate on various time scales such as interannual variability, future global warming but also paleo glacial-interglacial transitions. An important aspect of this research is to quantify the anthropogenic perturbation on the carbon cycle and with it the detection of measures to mitigate climate change. To this end, I am using observational data and data assimilation techniques to optimise models of the Earth System.
My research also focuses on the large question of what constitutes 'dangerous climate change' and to assess the risks of climate change on ecosystems.
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| Languages (other than English) |
| German |
spoken
written
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| French |
spoken
written
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| Media experience |
Various interviews with TV, radio and newspaper journalists.
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