Gina Marano

Forest Models + Drought impacts = PhD @ ETH Zurich🌲🇨🇭

[Gina Marano @ginmarano]

@TomHandsPhysics Happy to send the LateX version —because nothing says 'polished' like bad math in a prettier font. #forestecology

[Gina Marano @ginmarano]

A heartfelt thank you to #IUFRO2024 for the inspiring scientific insights, the incredible excursions, and the invaluable opportunities to collaborate across sectors. It was an honor to present my research to such a global audience #drought #treemortality #modelling
@ForEco_ETH

[Gina Marano @ginmarano]

@SwissForestLab Thanks for the picture! The name is spelled incorrectly, though 😆

[Gina Marano @ginmarano]

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to present my research #drought #modelling #forestdynamics #forclim

[Gina Marano @ginmarano]

@Olalla I think they meant decision 'sup system ��️

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

And four oral presentations from @MaxIbexCosta @ginmarano @olalla Ulrike (4/6)

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

Two posters from @ginmarano and @MaxIbexCosta (2/6)

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

The Schweizerische Gebirgswaldpflegegruppe (GWG) experts met for a three-day conference in the Canton of Graubünden to discuss the key challenges posed by climate change to the protection forest in the region #forclim

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

We had a wonderful two days talking science with our colleagues from @GCRGculs Thank you for visiting us! @THlasny @DoborLaura @CzechBeetles @baldo_marco_ etc! More soon!

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

Today at the Swiss Global Change Day @proclimCH with a great representation from our group @MaranoGina @MaxIbexCosta @MichaelMeier_15

[FORMIND - The forest model @FORMIND_de]

Forest modelling experts from Europe are currently discussing the perspectives of modelling @UFZ_de. Topics include droughts and forest management, remote sensing, AI, but also theory. Forest modelling helps us to understand the state of our forests and to study forest futures.

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

ProForM is a new dynamic simulation model for #temperate #mountain #forest that allows for a detailed assessment of forests #protective function against #natural #hazards. The model is now out and available here: https://t.co/liHhZRhRFu https://t.co/FgxamPMGXE

[Olalla Díaz-Yáñez @Olalla]

Our @ForEco_ETH research group meeting has become interstellar thanks to @TomHandsPhysics !

[Valentina Buttò @Valentinabutto]

Our new paper is out! 🥰
Phenology is a key indicator of tree vulnerability to climate change and extreme events, and remote sensing provides excellent tools to upscale it at large geographical scale! 🌿🌞❄️
https://t.co/qXH5f0DwzO

[Gina Marano @ginmarano]

Come and join our team! 👩‍💻💻🌲

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

Do you want to join our team? We are looking for a Scientific Programmer/IT Support (permanent position!). Please share! #IT #scientificProgramming #DataScience #ITJobs #academicJobs https://t.co/WmKZxtVseC

[Gina Marano @ginmarano]

Looking forward to further developments!
#drought #mortality #forclim

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

Thank you #fded2022 ! We enjoyed the set up, topics, the interesting conversations and meeting you all. Now we are on our way to Zurich with lots of new ideas @RupertSeidl @corneliussenf @SebSeibold

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

We are at #fded2022 and today @ginmarano shared her interesting results related to drought in the very first session

[Forest Ecology ETH @ForEco_ETH]

Why do some #beech trees #dieback after #drought and others do not? We analyzed the growth differences between vital and declining beech trees & found that declining trees had been growing less since more than 60 years. Find more exciting results here: https://t.co/jpzzHjN7HS

[Rupert Seidl @RupertSeidl]

How diverse are the models we use to assess climate impacts on forests, and how much "DNA" of early models do they still contain? And why is this relevant for current assessments? New article published together with H. Bugmann of @ForEco_ETH in @JEcology: https://t.co/jSTlwwnibO

[Rupert Seidl @RupertSeidl]

Nice work led by Winslow Hansen @caryinstitute, showing that exposure to past climate variability makes forests more robust to current variability in climate. With @K_Albrich @naomibschwartz @anjarammig @stavercarla and others not on twitter. https://t.co/CaWxU26Dth