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Postdoc Researcher

Position at the Chair of Landslide Research: Lecturer, project manager, and postdoctoral researcher.

PhD Thesis: Early warning of rock slope failures – real-time monitoring, process analysis and failure time forecasting (link)

 

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Teaching:

• Ingenieurgeomorphologie und Erdoberflächendynamik
• Geländeübung Geomorphologie Süddeutschland
• Ingenieurgeomorphologische Arbeitstechniken
• Alpine Hazards
• Hangbewegungskartierung
• GIS für Geologinnen und Geologen
• Einführung in die Geologie
• Erdsystemwissenschafen im Klima- und Umweltwandel

Supervised theses:

• 2026 - Detecting precursory deformations of rockfalls in laserscans of the Hochvogel south-western flank
• 2025 - Development of a Geophone-Based Real-Time Monitoring System for Rockfalls in Alpine Terrain (Hochvogel)
• 2023 - Evaluating acceleration models and respective stochasticity towards a real time forecasting model for landslides
• 2023 - Process analysis of the upcoming Hochvogel rockfall using real-time monitoring data
• 2022 - Developing analysis tools for detecting the influence of rain events on rockfall kinematics with R
• 2021 - Irreversible crack opening and environmental forcing of imminent rock failures exemplified at the Hochvogel
• 2020 - Cascading Risks at the imminent Hochvogel Rock Slide - Field Assesment and Scenario based Modelling in the Weittal Runout Channel
• 2019 - Challenging Early Warning Systems for Alpine Hazards in Terms of Explanatory Power and Reliability - Exemplified at the Hochvogel in Germany/Austria