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• Jo House is Lead Author of Chapter 4 Drivers of Change in “The Conditions and Trends
Assessment (CTA)” and Chapter 7 Drivers of Change in SA, Coordinating Lead Author of
Chapter 14 Air quality and Climate in CTA, and Contributing Author to Chapter 17 Regulation of
Natural Hazards in CTA.
• Harald Bugmann is Lead Author of Chapter 27 Mountain Systems in CTA.
• Ben Smith is Contributing Author to Chapter 14 Air Quality and Climate in CTA.
• Richard Klein is contributing author to Responses to Climate Change in RA.
• Sandra Lavorel is Review Editor of Chapter 3 Analytical Approaches for Assessing Ecosystems
and Human Well-Being in CTA.
• Other ATEAMers are invited reviewers to one or several chapters of the MA reports (e.g.
Dagmar Schröter to chapter 7 Vulnerable People and Places in CTA, chapter 9 Changes in
Ecosystem Services and Their Drivers Across Scenarios in SA and chapter 13 Nutrient Cycling
in CTA).
2.1.1.4 Book project Environmental Vulnerability Assessment for Policy and Decision-Making
A number of ATEAMers have been invited to contribute to a synthesizing book on Environmental
Vulnerability Assessment entitled Environmental Vulnerability Assessment for Policy and Decision-
Making edited by Anthony G. Patt, Anne C. De la Vega-Leinert and Richard J.T. Klein. The chapters are
to be submitted in June 2005, planned for publication in 2006 (here we list only the contributions by
ATEAMers):
1. Invited contribution to section 1 (The need for vulnerability information among policy-makers
and the public): Cramer, W. Vulnerability Policy and information needs at the regional and
national level: European and German vulnerability policies. In preparation.
2. Introductory chapter to section 2 (Research and assessment of vulnerability): Klein, R.J.T. The
two fundamental questions of impacts and adaptation as central to vulnerability research, the
use of scenarios, models and aggregation techniques. In preparation.
3. Invited contribution to section 2: Schröter, D. Vulnerability to changes in Ecosystem services. In
preparation.
4. Introductory chapter to section 3 (Meeting the challenges of vulnerability assessment): De la
Vega-Leinert, A.C. The need for transdisciplinary policy-relevant research. In preparation.
5. Invited conclusion and synthesis by Downing, T. and R. Leemans.
2.1.2 2004 peer-reviewed journal articles
Araújo, M.B. 2004. Matching species with reserves: uncertainties from using data at different
resolutions. Biological Conservation 118: 533-538.
Araújo, M.B., Densham, P.J. & Williams, P.H. 2004. Representing species in reserves from patterns of
assemblage diversity. Journal of Biogeography 31: 1037-1050.
Araújo, M.B., Thuiller, W., Williams, P.H. & Reginster, I. 2004. Downscaling European species atlas
distributions to a finer resolution: implications for conservation planning. Global Ecology and
Biogeography. In press.
Araújo, M. B., M. Cabeza, .W Thuiller, L. Hannah and P. H. Williams. 2004. Would climate change drive
species out of reserves? An assessment of existing reserve-selection methods. Global Change
Biology, 10, 1618-1626.
Arnell N.W. (2004) Climate change and global water resources: SRES emissions and socio-economic
scenarios. Global Environmental Change, 14, 31-52.