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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Upper Austria"”.
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A 7000 yr runoff chronology from varved sediments of Lake Mondsee (Upper Austria)
The potential increase in frequency and magnitude of extreme floods is currently discussed in terms of global warming and the intensification of the hydrological cycle. The profound knowledge of past natural variability of floods is of utmost importance in order to assess flood risk for the future. …
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Steigerung der Marktorientierung von oberösterreichischen KMU durch externen Wissenstransfer
… this problem and examines it on the basis of the Austrian specific situation of the Chamber of Commerce as knowledge provider and its member companies as knowledge consumers. This special constellation allows the investigation of the phenomenon under the idealized conditions that firstly, there is …
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Lateglacial to Holocene climatic and environmental changes in Europe : multi-proxy studies on lake sediments along a transect from northern Italy to northeastern Poland
… The Lateglacial sediment record of Lake Mondsee (Upper Austria) was investigated in order to study the regional climate development and the environmental response to rapid climatic fluctuations. While the temperature rise and environmental response at the onset of the Holocene took place …
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Extreme events in geoarchives
… Lago Maggiore in Northern Italy and Mondsee in Upper Austria, with local instrumental flood data and, second, by tracking detrital layer formation during floods by a combined hydro-sedimentary monitoring network at Lake Mondsee spanning from the rain fall to the deposition of detrital sediment …
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The Lives and Afterlives of the Mauthausen Subcamp Communities
Concentration camp scholarship has been impacted by an ‘island syndrome’: most research limits itself to one site, focuses either on its life or afterlife, and overlooks interactions among functionaries, inmates, and local people. Central themes connected to the camps thus remain shrouded in …