Grupos de investigación

Young Researcher Innovation Award in Cryosphere Science and Mountain Areas

FINAL AWARD EVALUATION

YOUNG RESEARCHER INNOVATION AWARD ON CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE AND MOUNTAIN AREAS

RESULTS OF THE FINAL EVALUATION

The components of the group of editors of each thematic areas selected the manuscripts that gathered the highest quality for their participation in the AWARD and their publication. After being reviewed by pairs of anonymous referees and improving the aspects indicated by them, the editors submitted the manuscripts to the members of the Scientific Committee. 15 researchers carried out the evaluation and qualified the works according to the criteria of the call. In strict monitoring of the quantitative results of this evaluation, the following awards have been granted:

FINAL RESULTS

A) CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE

FIRST AWARD AND HONORABLE MENTION (SHARED)

- Michaela Kňažková, Department of Geography, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic, for the contribution to the manuscript “EFFECT OF HYALOCLASTITE BRECCIA BOULDERS ON MESOSCALE PERIGLACIAL-AEOLIAN LANDSYSTEM IN SEMI-ARID ANTARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, JAMES ROSS ISLAND, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA”.

- Carla Tapia Baldis. IANIGLA (Instituto Argentino de Nivología, Glaciología y Ciencias Ambientales), CCT Conicet, Av. Ruiz Leal s/n. Parque Gral. San Martín. CP: 5500. CC: 330, Mendoza, Argentina, for the contribution to the manuscript “PERMAFROST MODEL IN COARSE-BLOCKY DEPOSITS FOR THE DRY ANDES, ARGENTINA (28°-33° S)”.

SECOND AWARD

- Jesús Revuelto, Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (IPE-CSIC), Campus de Aula Dei, P.O. Box 13.034, 50.080-Zaragoza, Spain, for the contribution to the manuscript “GENERATION OF DAILY HIGH-SPATIAL RESOLUTION SNOW DEPTH MAPS FROM IN-SITU MEASUREMENT AND TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHS”.

THIRD AWARD

- Alfonso Pisabarro, Department of Geography, University of Valladolid, Plaza del Campus s/n, 47011 Valladolid, Spain for the contribution to the manuscript “SNOW COVER AS A MORPHOGENIC AGENT DETERMINING GROUND CLIMATE, LANDFORMS AND RUNOFF IN THE VALDECEBOLLAS MASSIF, CANTABRIAN MOUNTAINS”.

B) MOUNTAIN AREAS

FIRST AWARD AND HONORABLE MENTION

- Catarina Romão Sequeira, Forest Geography, Policy and Socioeconomics Research Group, Department of Geography, Complutense University of Madrid, 28040 Madrid, Spain, for the contribution to the manuscript “ LANDSCAPE-BASED FIRE SCENARIOS AND FIRE TYPES IN THE AYLLÓN MASSIF (CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RANGE, SPAIN), 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES”.

 

 

EDITORS:

Editors of Cryosphere Science: David Palacios (Complutense University of Madrid), José M. García-Ruiz (CSIC), Marc Oliva (University of Barcelona), José María Fernández-Fernández (Complutense University of Madrid) and Editors of Research on Mountain Areas: Nuria Andrés (Complutense University of Madrid), Amelia Gómez-Villar (University of Leon), Luis Miguel Tanarro (Complutense University of Madrid), Jesús Ruiz-Fernández (University of Oviedo).

EVALUATING COMMITTEE:

João Azevedo, Polytechnic Institute of Bragança, Portugal, jazevedo@ipb.pt

Leopoldo Garcia-Sancho, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain, sancholg@farm.ucm.es

Jan Kalvoda,Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, jan.kalvoda@natur.cuni.cz

Andreas Kellerer-Pirklbauer, University of Graz, Austria, andreas.kellerer@uni-graz.at

Eric Leonard, Colorado College. eleonard@coloradocollege.edu

Magali Delmas, University of Perpignan, France, magali.delmas@univ-perp.fr

Norikazu Matsuoka, University of Tsukuba, Japan, matsuoka@geoenv.tsukuba.ac.jp

Jose Luis Peña-Monne, Zaragoza University, Spain, jlpena@unizar.es

Jesús Ruiz Fernández, Oviedo University, ruizjesus@uniovi.es

Esteban Sagredo, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, Chile. esagredo@uc.cl

Dylan Ward, University of Cinncinati, USA, warddy@ucmail.uc.edu

Jose Juan Sanjosé-Blasco , University of Extremadura, Spain, jjblasco@unex.es

Javier Santos González, University of León, Spain, jsango@unileon.es

Stefan Winkler, University of Würzburg, Germany. stefan.winkler@uni-wuerzburg.de

Clayton Whitesides, Coastal Carolina University, USA, cwhitesid@coastal.edu


LAST NEWS

 
 
 

THE DEAD LINE IS CLOSED AND ALL THE MANUSCRIPTS ARE UNDER REVIEW PROCESSES

 

 

THE AWARD RESOLUTION WILL BE BEFORE THE YEAR 2018 HAS FINISHED

 
 
 
 

YOUNG RESEARCHER INNOVATION AWARD ON CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE AND MOUNTAIN AREAS

The Complutense University of Madrid, through its research group of PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY IN HIGH MOUNTAINS (GFAM; https://www.ucm.es/gfam/), and Guadarrama Monitoring Network (GUMNET; www.ucm.es/gumnet/) in collaboration with the scientific journal: Cuadernos de Investigación Geográfica / Geographical Research Letters (https://publicaciones.unirioja.es/ojs/index.php/cig), opens a call for the "Young Researcher Innovation Award in Cryosphere Science and Mountain Areas".

Traditionally, the academia environment imposes a protocol on the initiation of young researchers, according to the need of using already consolidated approaches within accepted ideas implemented by their senior advisers. This established model ensures their professional consolidation, but it undoubtedly limits and slows down the characteristic creativity of the youth. In fact, some of the most significant scientific advances have been made by young researchers, who break preconceived ideas and open up new horizons, often faced with the opposition of consolidated researchers.

With the purpose of promoting research in mountain areas and cryospheric processes, the Complutense University of Madrid and its GFAM research group, organizes an Award for young researchers working on those topics. Researchers must present an original unpublished work in a research article format, with a strong innovative approach, including new methods and breakthrough ideas that open new research perspectives.

A scientific committee will make a first selection of the works. Those that have been selected will be evaluated by two external reviewers with demonstrated experience in their specific fields. The scientific committee will propose the definitive selection of the awardees and of the papers deserving publication according to the view of the external evaluation. The selected and awarded works will be published in two Special Issues of the journal Cuadernos de Investigación Geográfica / Geographical Research Letters, one including works related to the Cryosphere Science and the other focusing on mountain areas in general.

PARTICIPANTS

 Young researchers in the process of presenting their PhD thesis or who have defended it not before January 1, 2014 are encouraged to participate. The papers may be submitted by several authors, but only the first author will participate in the competition. The other authors must sign a form confirming that the first author has led the research work. Each participant must also propose a senior researcher within their study area who will be an external evaluator for other works.

            TOPICS

 Research topics should be encompassed in one of the two main fields:

a) Cryosphere Science (glaciology, permafrost, snow cover, frozen soils, glacial and periglacial geomorphology, biological processes in frozen areas, etc).

b) Research on Mountain Areas (meteorology, climatology, tectonics, geomorphology, volcanism, soils, biogeography, torrential dynamics, natural hazards, geoheritage, management issues, territorial planning, etc).

 PAPERS

 The manuscripts must be prepared following the format of the journal in terms of length and figure styles (see guidelines at: (https://publicaciones.unirioja.es/ojs/index.php/cig). They must be original works and authors must assign their contribution to one of the two thematic areas of the contest. Figures and photos will be published in color. A recommended length for the article should be between 10 and 25 pages, although texts with up to 35 pages plus photos and figures can be accepted. The research articles must be written in English.

EVALUATION CRITERIA

The works will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

(a) Innovative character in terms of the originality of the approaches, applied methods, cross-cutting nature and, especially, viability of the results when opening new frontiers in research. Ability to critically evaluate well-established methods with arguments and seek new solutions to traditional methodological limitations.

(b) Quality of the research, where the conclusions are duly supported by the analysis of the information.

(c) Quality in the communication, both in the way of structuring the work, and in the written and graphic language when expressing the process and result of the investigation.

EVALUATION PROCESS

The manuscript will be evaluated in a first selection by the editors of the respective topics, with the help of a scientific committee, until selecting a maximum of 30 works for each of the two thematic areas. The selected works will be sent for evaluation to external referees, with the help of those proposed by the participants. The editors and the scientific committee of each area, in light of the external evaluation, will select the awarded works (up to a total of 17 per subject), and, where appropriate, send the works back to the authors for final corrections.

EDITORS

Each of the thematic areas and, therefore, each Special Issue, will be organized by a group of editors, composed of GFAM members and other external leading experts in the subject. The editors will coordinate the entire process until the final publication of each Special Issue.

Editors of Cryosphere Science Special Issue: David Palacios (Complutense University of Madrid), José M. García-Ruiz (CSIC), Marc Oliva (University of Barcelona), José María Fernández-Fernández (Complutense University of Madrid).

Editors of Research on Mountain Areas Special Issue: Nuria Andrés (Complutense University of Madrid), Amelia Gómez-Villar (University of Leon), Luis Miguel Tanarro (Complutense University of Madrid), Jesús Ruiz-Fernández (University of Oviedo).

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEES

Each of the thematic areas will have a scientific committee including world experts in the subject that will assess in the evaluation and selection of the works.

 

KEY DATES

Opening of the call: January 15, 2018

Deadline for submission of papers: OCTOBER 15, 2018

Resolution of the first selection: October 31, 2018

- Rejected works will be returned to the authors

- The accepted papers will be sent to external referees for evaluation.

Resolution of the second evaluation: January 30, 2019

- The rejected works will be returned, suggesting potential improvements on singular topics and recommending other publications.

- The selected works will be sent to the authors, with the required corrections to proceed for publication.

Final presentation of the awarded works: March 30, 2019

Outcome and award announcement: May 1, 2019

Start of the process of editing the works: May 1, 2019

 

The works will be gradually published online by the journal as they are edited. It is expected that they will be published in paper and in color in 2020.

 

AWARDS

 

There will be one prize for each of the two areas. There will be a FIRST AWARD, SECOND AWARD AND THIRD AWARD and 14 HONOUR AWARDS so each Special Issue will have a total of 17 articles, which will make up the corresponding Special Issue. The award and nominations will be announced at newsletters of the GFAM and MOUNTAIN RESEARCH INITIATIVE, INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF GEOMORPHOLOGISTS, INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL UNION, INTERNATIONAL PERMAFROST ASSOCIATION.

INFORMATION AND CONTACT

 

All the information will be available in

http://www.ucm.es/gfam//young-researchers-award

The manuscripts must be sent to

youngresearch@ucm.es

where further information can be requested, if necessary

Address

YOUNG RESEARCHER INNOVATION AWARD

Department of Geography

Faculty of Geography and History

Complutense University of Madrid

Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid 28040, Spain

Phone (34) 913945955

 


EDITORIAL AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

 

CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE

Drs.

Institution

Representative

David Palacios

(coordinator)

Department of Geography. Complutense University of Madrid, Spain

Research Group of Physical Geography in High Mountains

José M. García-Ruiz

Pyrenean Institute of Ecology -CSIC, Spain

Cuadernos de Investigación Geográfica / Geographical Research Letters Journal

Marc Oliva

Department of Gegraphy. University of Barcelona, Spain.

External Young Researcher

José M. Fernández-Fernández

Department of Geography. Complutense University of Madrid, Spain

Young Researcher, Research Group of Physical Geography in High Mountains

 

RESEARCH ON MOUNTAIN AREAS

Drs.

Institution

Representative

Nuria Andrés

(coordinator)

Department of Gegraphy. Complutense University of Madrid, Spain

Research Group of Physical Geography in High Mountains

Amelia Gómez-Villar

Pyrenean Institute of Ecology -CSIC, Spain

Cuadernos de Investigación Geográfica / Geographical Research Letters Journal

Luis M. Tanarro

Department of Gegraphy. Complutense University of Madrid, Spain

Research Group of Physical Geography in High Mountains

Jesús Ruiz- Fernández

Department of Geography. University of Oviedo, Spain.

External Young Researcher


Michaela Kňažková


FIRST AWARD AND HONORABLE MENTION in CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE topic has gone to Michaela Kňažková

FIRST AWARD AND HONORABLE MENTION in CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE topic has gone to Michaela Kňažková, Department of Geography, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic, for the contribution to the manuscript “EFFECT OF HYALOCLASTITE BRECCIA BOULDERS ON MESOSCALE PERIGLACIAL-AEOLIAN LANDSYSTEM IN SEMI-ARID ANTARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, JAMES ROSS ISLAND, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA”.


Carla Tapia Baldis


FIRST AWARD AND HONORABLE MENTION in CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE topic has gone to Carla Tapia Baldis.

FIRST AWARD AND HONORABLE MENTION in CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE topic has gone to Carla Tapia Baldis. IANIGLA (Instituto Argentino de Nivología, Glaciología y Ciencias Ambientales), CCT Conicet, Av. Ruiz Leal s/n. Parque Gral. San Martín. CP: 5500. CC: 330, Mendoza, Argentina, for the contribution to the manuscript “PERMAFROST MODEL IN COARSE-BLOCKY DEPOSITS FOR THE DRY ANDES, ARGENTINA (28°-33° S)”.


Catarina Romão Sequeira


FIRST AWARD AND HONORABLE MENTION in MOUNTAIN AREAS topic has gone to - Catarina Romão Sequeira

FIRST AWARD AND HONORABLE MENTION in MOUNTAIN AREAS topic has gone to  Catarina Romão Sequeira, Forest Geography, Policy and Socioeconomics Research Group, Department of Geography, Complutense University of Madrid, 28040 Madrid, Spain, for the contribution to the manuscript “ LANDSCAPE-BASED FIRE SCENARIOS AND FIRE TYPES IN THE AYLLÓN MASSIF (CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RANGE, SPAIN), 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES”.


Jesús Revuelto


SECOND AWARD in CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE topic has gone to Jesús Revuelto,

SECOND AWARD in CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE topic has gone to Jesús Revuelto, Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (IPE-CSIC), Campus de Aula Dei, P.O. Box 13.034, 50.080-Zaragoza, Spain, for the contribution to the manuscript “GENERATION OF DAILY HIGH-SPATIAL RESOLUTION SNOW DEPTH MAPS FROM IN-SITU MEASUREMENT AND TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHS”.


Alfonso Pisabarro


THIRD AWARD in CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE topic has gone to Alfonso Pisabarro

THIRD AWARD in CRYOSPHERE SCIENCE topic has gone to Alfonso Pisabarro, Department of Geography, University of Valladolid, Plaza del Campus s/n, 47011 Valladolid, Spain for the contribution to the manuscript “SNOW COVER AS A MORPHOGENIC AGENT DETERMINING GROUND CLIMATE, LANDFORMS AND RUNOFF IN THE VALDECEBOLLAS MASSIF, CANTABRIAN MOUNTAINS”.



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IMPORTANT DECALOGUE TO ALL POSSIBLE PARTICIPANTS

1. It is necessary to submit an unpublished manuscript in article format.

https://publicaciones.unirioja.es/ojs/index.php/cig

2. The participant must be a PhD student or have submitted their Thesis after January 1, 2014 (must demonstrate it in some way).

3. The manuscript can be from different authors, but the participant must be the first author and demonstrates that he or she has directed the work (the other authors will be consulted).

4. The participant must present at least one senior researcher who will be a reviewer in the evaluation of other works different from the one of the participant who proposes him/her.

5. The manuscript (text, figures, tables and supplementary material) must be sent to youngresearch@ucm.es before September 1, 2018.

6. The Editorial Committee will make a first selection among the works and will inform the authors of it.

7. The selected papers will be sent to two referees specialized in the subject for evaluation.

8. In light of this evaluation, the Scientific Committee of Experts will select the awarded works.

9. These awarded works will be published in the special issues of Cuadernos de Investigación Geográfica / Geographical Research Letters Journal https://publicaciones.unirioja.es/ojs/index.php/cig

10. The main evaluation criteria in the Award, in addition to scientific rigor, will be the innovative nature of the methodology or results of each work.

The possible participants, who want to solve any doubt related to the Award, do not hesitate communicating with the Editorial Committee by email: youngresearch@ucm.es


MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Manuscripts should be written in English. Authors who are not fluent in English should have their manuscript checked by someone proficient in the language. Manuscripts in which the English is difficult to understand may be rejected.

 

ALL THE MANUSCRIPT MUST BE SUBMITTED IN A PDF FILE, IN THIS ORDER: MAIN TEXT, FIGURES AND TABLES. SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL IS NOT POSSIBLE TO BE SUBMITTED. It is advisable that the pdf file does not exceed 4 MG.

 

Keep the layout of the text as simple as possible. However, do use bold face, italics, subscripts, superscripts, etc. Divide your article into clearly defined and numbered sections. Subsections should be numbered 1.1. (then 1.1.1., 1.1.2., …), 1.2., etc.

Supply an abstract (300-400 words, followed by a maximum of 5 keywords). Abstracts should precede the main text and are not included in section numbering. In the first page provide the following information: the title of the article, author names and affiliations (including e-mail address), the first author will be the corresponding author. Do not include the illustrations within the text; Figures should incorporate in the pdf, after the main text. After the figures, please include the tables with their corresponding titles at the end of the text, after the reference list. When preparing tables, if you are using a table grid, use only one grid for each individual table and not a grid for each row. Each article should include no more than 10 figures and no more than 6 tables. Illustrations are able to be in colour. Figure captions should be supplied at the end of the text.

 

References

All the references cited in the text should be given in the reference list, and vice versa. References should be quoted in the text as name and year within brackets, and should be arranged chronologically.

When more than two authors are referred, the name of the first author should be used, with the addendum et al. At the end of the text references should be listed alphabetically by author´s name, in the following style: Badding, M.E., Briner, J.P., Kaufman, D.S. 2013. 10 Be ages of late Pleistocene deglaciation and Neoglaciation in the north-central Brooks Range, Arctic Alaska. Journal of Quaternary Science 28, 95-102. http://doi.org/10.1002/jqs.2596.

French, H.M. 2007. The Periglacial Environment. Third Edition. Wiley, Chichester, 458 pp.

Camuffo, D., Enzi, S. 1995. Reconstructing the climate of northern Italy from archive sources. In: R. Bradley, P.D. Jones P.D. (Eds.), Climate since A.D. 1500. Routledge, London, pp. 143-154.

IDERM 2011. Ortofoto regional del vuelo de 1981. Available at: http://cartomur.imida.es/visorcartoteca/ (last access: 20/06/2011).

 

 

Along with the manuscript, the candidate must fill out and submit the SUBMISSION FORMS that can be downloading just below this text



SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

MANE OF Drs.

INSTITUTION

MAIN TOPICS

Adler, Carolina

University of Bern

Mountain Research Initiative

Mountain management, mountain risks, mountain and climatic change

Azevedo, João

Polytechnic Institute of Bragança, Portugal

Mountain ecology

Beguería, Santiago

Pyrenean Institute of Ecology -CSIC, Spain

Mountain hydrology

Benito-Oterino,  Belén

Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain

Geodesy, Mountain hazards, landscape  modeling

Benito, Gerardo

Museum of Natural Sciences, CSIC, Spain

Mountain hydrology, mountain floods

Blard, Pierre-Henri

CNRS, CRPG, Uinversity of Lorraine, France.

Mountain geochronology, tropical glaciers

Briner, Jason

University of New York at Buffalo, USA

Mountain glacial evolution in North America and Greenland

Cerda, Artemi

University of  Valencia, Spain

Mountain erosion processes

Clague,  John

Simon Fraser University, Canada

Neoglacial climate and environmental change in high mountains

Claramunt, Bernat

Autonomous University of  Barcelona, Spain

Mountain ecology

Copons, Ramón

Institut d'Estudis Andorrans, Andorra

Nivology, Mountain hazards and landscapes

Coratza, Paola

University of Modena, Italy

Mountain risks, slope processes

Decaulne, Armelle

Laboratoire LETG,  UMR-6554 CNRS,France

Mountain slope geomorphology and processes

Delgado-Granados, Hugo

National Autonomous University of  Mexico, Mexico

Volcanology, glaciology, permafrost

Deline,  Philip

University of Savoie-Mont Blanc, France

Mountain geomorphology, geochronology, permafrost, glacial evolution


Delmas, Magali

 

University of Perpignan, France

Mountain geomorphology, geochronology, glacial evolution

Díez-Herrero, Andrés

Geological and Mining Institute of Spain, Spain

Mountain hydrology, mountains floods

Dorado-Liñán, Isabel

National Institute of Agricultural Research, Spain

Mountain ecology and climatology

Flowers, Gwenn

Simon Fraser University, Canada

Glaciology, glacial hydrology, glaciers and climate interactions

Fountain,  Andrew G.

Portland State University, USA

Glaciology and recent glacial evolution in polar and mountain areas

Fritz,  Michael

Alfred Wegener Institut, Germany

Permafrost

García-Sancho, Leopoldo

Complutense University of  Madrid, Spain

Polar and mountain ecology

Galindo-Zaldivar , Jesus

University of Granada, Spain

Geodynamics of Mountain Belts

Gómez-Ortiz, Antonio

University of Barcelona, Spain

Glacial and periglacial mountain geomorphology

González-Rouco, Fidel

Complutense University of  Madrid, Spain

Climatology and paleo-climatology

Guglielmin, Mauro

Insubria University, Italy

Polar and Mountain Geomorphology, Permafrost,

Hall,  Brenda

University of Maine, USA

Glacial geochronology in polar and mountains areas.

Hein, Andy

University of Edinburgh, UK

Glacial geomorphology/ evolution, geochronology; Patagonia and Antarctica

Hughes,  Anna

University of Bergen, Norway

Glacial geomorphology, Glaciology, Palaeoglaciology, Ice sheet reconstruction, Glacial chronologies.

Hughes, Philip

University of Manchester, UK

Mountain glacial geochronology, Mediterranean glaciers

Ivy-Ochs,  Susan

ETH Zuricih, Switzerland

Mountain geomorphology, geochronology, glacial evolution

Jania,  Jacek A.

University of Silesia, Poland

Glaciology

Jaboyedoff , Michel

University of Lausanne, Switzerland

Mountain risks

Kalvoda, Jan

Charles

University, Prague, Czech Republic

Mountain geomorphology, geodynamics and hazards.

Kellerer-Pirklbauer, Andreas

University of Graz, Austria

Mountain geomorphology, geochronology, permafrost

Kinnard, Christophe

University of Québec, Canada

Glaciology, Hydrology, Permafrost, Mountain geomorphology

Leonard, Eric

Colorado College, USA

Mountain geomorphology, Geochronology, Ice dynamics

Lewkowicz, Antoni

University of Ottawa, Canada

Impact of climate change in Permafrost

Lipton, Jennifer

Central Washington University, USA

Alpine ecology, cultural ecology in alpine environments and conservation

López-Martínez,  Jeronimo

Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain

Polar and Mountain Geomorphology, Permafrost, Mountains Landscapes

Juan  Ignacio  Lopez-Moreno

Pyrenean Institute of Ecology -CSIC, Spain

Nivology, mountain hidrology

Mark, Bryan

Ohio State University, USA

Andean cryosphere evolution

Martin Duque, Jose Francisco

Complutense University of  Madrid, Spain

Mountain mining, conservation of geological mountain heritage.

Matsuoka, Norikazu

University of Tsukuba, Japan

Permafrost, monitoring periglacial processes, geocryology, Alpine geomorphology,

Montoya-Redondo, Marisa

Complutense University of  Madrid, Spain

Climate change and cryosphere

Mora, Carla

University of Lisbon, Portugal

Snow, Remote Sensing

Navarro,  Francisco

Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain

Glaciology

Nývlt, Daniel

 

Masaryk University, Czech Republic

Permafrost, glacial and periglacial geomorphology

Peña-Monne, Jose Luis

Zaragoza University, Spain

Mountain geomorphology and geochronology

Pérez-Chacón, Emma

University of Las Palmas, Spain

Mountain landscapes

Perez-González, Eugenia

Complutense University of  Madrid, Spain

Climatology

Pina, Pedro

University of Lisbon, Portugal

Polar and Mountain Geomorphology, Permafrost, Mountains Landscapes

Ramos-Sainz, Miguel

University of Alcalá de Henares, Spain

Polar and mountain Permafrost

Rea, Brice R

University of Aberdeen, UK

Glacial and periglacial geomorphology

Glacier-climate interactions

Renschler, Christian

University of New York at Buffalo, USA

Mountain dynamic  and landscapes modeling

Ribolini, Adriano

University of  Pisa, Italy

Mountain geomorphology, permafrost

Romero-Díaz Asunción

University of Murcia, Spain

Mediterranean mountain dynamic and landscape

Sæmundsson, Þorsteinn

University of Iceland, Iceland

Alpine slope processes, permafrost

Sagredo, Esteban

Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, Chile

Mountain geomorphology, geochronology, glacial evolution

Sancho,  Carlos

Zaragoza University, Spain

Mountain geomorphology and geochronology

Santos González, Javier

University of León, Spain

Mountain geomorphology

Sanjosé-Blasco , Jose Juan

University of Extremadura, Spain

Geodesy, Mountain monitoring.

Schrott,  Lothar

University of Bonn, Germany

Mountain Geomorphology and mountain risks

Serrano,  Enrique

University of Vallalodid, Spain

Polar and Mountain Geomorphology, Permafrost, Mountains Landscapes

Soldati , Mauro

University of  Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy

Mountain geomorphology, mountian slope processes

Stoffel, Markus

University of Geneve, Switzerland

Dendrochronology, dendrogeomorphology, mountain slope processes

Stokes, Chris

University of Durham, UK

Glacial geomorphology, Glaciology and palaeo-glaciology, Ice sheet reconstructions.

Schimmelpfennig, Irene

CEREGE, France

Mountain geochronology

Troitiño-Vinuesa, Miguel Angel

Complutense University of  Madrid, Spain

Mountain tourism 

Trombotto, Dario

CONICET, Argentina

Mountain Geomorphology, Permafrost, Mountains Landscapes

Valero-Garcés, Blas L.

Pyrenean Institute of Ecology -CSIC, Spain

Mountain global change and Limnogeology

Vieira, Gonçalo

 

University of Lisbon, Portugal

Polar and Mountain Geomorphology, Permafrost, Mountains Landscapes

Vilímek , Vít

Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

Mountain geomorphology and geodynamics, GLOFs

Vuille,  Mathias

State university of New York at Albany, USA

Climate change in the mountain tropics

Ward, Dylan

University of Cinncinati, USA

Physical and chemical evolution of mountain  landscapes

Whitesides, Clayton

Coastal Carolina University, USA

Mountain ecology and biogeomorphology

Winkler , Stefan

University of Würzburg, Germany

Mountain geomorphology, Holocene glacier chronology,  geochronology

Yagüe- Anguís, Carlos

Complutense University of  Madrid, Spain

Mountain meteorology

Yoshikawa,  Kenji

University of Alaska-Fairbanks,  USA

Permafrost

Zamorano, Jose Juan

National Autonomous University of  Mexico, Mexico

Mountain geomorphology, cartography, natural hazards