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ATEAM final report Section 5 and 6 (2001-2004) 93<br />
Leemans, R. 2002. Comprehensive scenarios of global change. Seminar International <strong>Institute</strong> of<br />
Advanced Studies, UNU. 22 November 2002. Tokyo, Japan. Presentation.<br />
Leemans, R. 2002. Effects of global change on ecosystem goods and services. Lecture Sense Course<br />
“Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change”. Wageningen, 2-6 December 2002.<br />
Presentation.<br />
Leemans, R. 2002. Projected increase in population and wealth and the consequences <strong>for</strong> food<br />
demand. Keynote lecture at the conference “Agriculture, food production and market price: Do we<br />
have a sustainable food chain? SCI & British Grassland Society, London 5 November 2002.<br />
Presentation.<br />
Leemans, R. 2002. Scenario development and application: An introduction on the ATEAM land-use<br />
scenarios. Lecture at the 2nd ATEAM stakeholder meeting. 16-17 September 2002, <strong>Potsdam</strong>,<br />
Germany. Presentation.<br />
Leemans, R. 2002. Space-time patterns of human influences on the C cycle. 2nd meeting of the<br />
Scientific Steering Committee <strong>for</strong> the Global Carbon Project. 18-21 November 2002. Tsukuba,<br />
Japan. Presentation.<br />
Leemans, R. 2002. The ecosystem approach to strengthen capacity to manage ecosystems sustainably<br />
<strong>for</strong> human well-being. Key-note lecture Global Biodiversity Forum Meeting “Using the ecosystem<br />
approach in <strong>for</strong>est management”, 5-7 April 2002. The Hague. Presentation.<br />
Leemans, R. 2002. The relations between the global change programmes and the Millennium<br />
Ecosystem Assessment. IGBP-Workshop “Developing the research programme of the new IGBP<br />
land project”, Den Dolder, 10-13 October 2002. Presentation.<br />
Leemans, R. 2002. What constitutes a “Dangerous” Level of <strong>Climate</strong> Change? A synthesis of<br />
vulnerability. R. Leemans Key-note lecture symposium “<strong>Climate</strong> change in Portugal. Scenarios,<br />
impacts and adaptation measures (SIAM project)”, Lisbon, Portugal, 21 June 2002. Presentation.<br />
Leemans, R. 2002.Methodology of integrated assessment modelling and process. Invited lecture<br />
Blueprint Workshop Tyndall Centre, Southampton February 27-28, 2002 Presentation.<br />
Leemans, R. and B. Eickhout 2002. Introduction to integrated assessment modelling. Lecture course<br />
“<strong>Climate</strong> change and greenhouse effect” of the Environmental Sciences Study Program,<br />
Wageningen, 4 April 2002. Presentation.<br />
Mücher, C.A., G.J. Roerink, and M.J. Metzger 2002. Study of vegetation dynamics in relation to climate<br />
parameters. “European Phenology Network workshop: Use of Earth observation data <strong>for</strong><br />
phenological monitoring” Joint <strong>Research</strong> Centre, Italy, 12-13 December, 2002. Presentation.<br />
Schröter D. and W. Cramer 2002. Assessing vulnerability in Europe: the ATEAM project. Meeting at<br />
NOAA: Modelling vulnerability and adaptation. October 3, 2002, Washington DC, USA.<br />
Presentation.<br />
Schröter D. and W. Cramer 2002. Assessing vulnerability in Europe: a stakeholder guided approach<br />
based on a framework of ecosystem models. Vulnerability Methods and Models Workshop, October<br />
16-18, 2002, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Boston, USA.<br />
Presentation.<br />
Schröter, D., M. Metzger, R. Leemans and W. Cramer 2002. The concept of vulnerability and a<br />
vulnerability assessment in Europe. Workshop of the EU project INTEGRATION. November 25-26,<br />
2002, <strong>Potsdam</strong>, Germany. Presentation.<br />
Thuiller, W. 2002 Modélisation écologique et biodiversité : une approche pour prévoir les effets des<br />
changements globaux. Ecole Thématique CNRS : Quelles interactions entre sciences de la vie et<br />
sciences humaines October 2002. Presentation.