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 ===== Christoph Zielhofer  =====
-> [[https://www.physes.uni-leipzig.de/institut-fuer-geographie/institut/professur-physische-geographie#c214224|Professor für Physische Geographie]],
+> [[https://www.physes.uni-leipzig.de/institut-fuer-geographie/institut/professur-physische-geographie#c214224|Professor für Physische Geographie]], [[https://www.physes.uni-leipzig.de/institut-fuer-geographie#c274243|Institut für Geographie]], [[https://www.uni-leipzig.de|Universität Leipzig]]
-[[https://www.physes.uni-leipzig.de/institut-fuer-geographie#c274243|Institut für Geographie]], Universität Leipzig
+==== Core Questions ====
+  * What do we know about the magnitude and frequency of hydrological extremes?
+  * How do socioeconomic path dependencies prevent sustainable development in floodplains?
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+Fig 2 of [[https://doi.org/10.3390/w13162188|Werther, Schenk, Mehler, and Zielhofer: Water 13 (2021) 2188]].
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 ==== Abstract ====
+Floodplains represent a global hotspot of sensitive socioenvironmental changes and early human forcing mechanisms. In this lecture, I focus on the environmental conditions of preindustrial floodplains in Central Europe and the fluvial societies that operated there. Due to their high land-use capacity and the simultaneous necessity of land reclamation and risk minimisation, societies have radically restructured the Central European floodplains. According to the current scientific consensus, up to 95% of Central European floodplains have been extensively restructured or destroyed. Therefore, question arises as to whether or when it is justified to understand Central European floodplains as a ‘Fluvial Anthroposphere’. The case studies available to date show that human-induced impacts on floodplain morphologies and environments and the formation of specific fluvial societies reveal fundamental changes in the medieval and preindustrial modern periods. I aim to contribute to disentangling the questions of when and why humans became a significant controlling factor in Central European floodplain formation, and how humans in interaction with natural processes and other chains of effects have modified floodplains. As a conclusion, I superimpose emerging fields of research concerning the onset of the Fluvial Anthroposphere and provide 10 specific thematic
+objectives for future multidisciplinary work in the context of risk assessment and sustainable developments.
 ==== Literature ====
+  -  Lukas Werther, Gerrit Jasper Schenk, Natascha Mehler, and Christoph Zielhofer: **On the Way to the Fluvial Anthroposphere — Current Limitations and Perspectives of Multidisciplinary Research**, [[https://doi.org/10.3390/w13162188|Water 13 (2021) 2188]].
+==== Further sources ====
+  * see also the [[https://www.physes.uni-leipzig.de/en/fluvial-anthroposphere|web pages of the SPP 2361]].
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 Talk  on  12 December 2024 — [[.:start|Ringvorlesung in Winter Term 2024/25]]
+~~DISCUSSION|Discussion and Feedback~~