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• EU Green Capital Seminar II: Urban Ecosystem Services

  WELCOME TO A SEMINAR AT KTH! Arranged by the Department of Land and Water Resources Engineering, Royal Institute of Technology

• Seminar: Urban systems science - from theory to applications

  Seminar by Professor Brian Deal, Urban and Regional Planing, University of Illinois, USA

• Comparative Urban Ecology

  Comparative ecology of cities: What makes an urban biota "urban"?

• LEAM Stockholm

  Planning support for sustainable urban development - LEAM Stockholm: The Land Evolution and impact Assessment Model (LEAM) Stockholm is a simulation laboratory for the development of the Stockholm Region.

• Seminar: Using systems thinking to promote renewable energy and sustainability

  Systems analysis and thinking as a hub for integration between society, environment and technology

• EU Green Captial Seminar I: Urban Nature

  WELCOME TO JOIN A European Green Capital Seminar: STOCKHOLM Winner 2010! WHAT ABOUT URBAN NATURE - BIODIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES

• Workshop: Making the ecosystem approach operational - The role of water governance in the Baltic Sea Region

  Making the ecosystem approach operational - The role of water governance in the Baltic Sea Region. International Scientific Workshop at Södertörn University, August 25 – 26, 2011

• Fostering participation and dialogue using strategic environmental assessment

  Examining the development of flexible, adaptable and participative strategic environmental assessment processes.

• Seminar and workshop: Energy Landscapes - integrating multiple criteria for decision making

  Renewable energy and landscapes - towards integrated energy-environment sustainability assessment

• Shaping a sustainability strategy for the Arctic

  To address gaps, limitations and deficiencies by designing and implementing an overarching, participatory and transboundary strategic environmental assessment (SEA).

• Hydrological modeling as a tool for water resources management

  Hydrological modeling as a tool for sustainable water resources management: A case study of the Awash River Basin.

• KTH Geographic Information Network

  Welcome to the KTH-GIN Geographic Information Network. Find information on useful things or where to start digging. KTH-GIN is an informal network of GISers within KTH and aims to be a resource for researchers concerning Geographic Information Systems/Science. We aim to provide both technical information and a network for exchange of ideas and research methods. Check out for upcoming seminars, courses, on-going research projects and other. KTH-GIN involves all interested. GIS-related research is carried out at Geoinformatics, Land and Water Resources Engineering, Spatial Analysis & Design, and other.

• Hydropower and environmental flows – tools for decision support

  Investigating and assembling different options for integrating essential environmental aspects in policy and planning of hydropower plants.

• Groundwater in peri-urban areas

  Modelling and visualization of pollutant transport in peri-urban areas of shallow groundwater table and development of a decision aid system for evaluating remediation and prevention schemes.

• Monitoring and evaluation of rural water supply in Uganda

  How to improve the delivery of rural water services.

• MatrixGreen

  MatrixGreen supports network-based (or graph theoretical) analyses of fragmented landscapes.

• Seminar: Data on roads and transportation

  Data on roads and transportation - The Swedish National Road Database and SAMPERS

• Water supply in an urban area: A case study of Tegucigalpa, Honduras

  Identifying the problems which causes the lack of investment into the water infrastructure.

• Information in support of water management in the North Baltic River Basin District, Sweden

  How the information requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive have been implemented in the North Baltic River Basin District.

• Strengthen the strategic municipal energy planning

  How to make energy plans more proactive in planning for sustainable development.

• MAP-Stump: A decision support system for forest biomass harvesting

  The main objective is effective generation of sustainable and renewable energy through forest biomass feedstock.

• LEcA – a Landscape Ecological Assessment tool for REEEM

  Role of technologies in an energy efficient economy – model-based analysis of policy measures and transformation pathways to a sustainable energy system.

• Bioenergy options in Brazil

  Bioenergy options in Brazil – environmental impacts of land use change.

• Green areas in compact, energy efficient cities

  Attain attractive and sustainable urban environments.

• Energy-environment systems analysis

  A part of the Energy System Analysis Agency

• Road ecology in environmental assessment

  (Ekologiska konsekvenser av transportintrastruktur i miljöbedömning)

• SPEAK

  Sustainable Planning and Environmental Assessment Knowledge

• Integrated sustainability assessment of forest bioenergy options

  Method development for trade-off analysis of forest bioenergy feedstock provision and other ecosystem services.

• ISSUE – Integrating Sustainability Strategies in Urban Environments

  Develop innovative strategies to support sustainable development in urban and peri-urban areas.

• Environmental assessment of forest bioenergy in multiple-use landscapes

  The project aim to connect the existing models for calculating timber, pulp and bioenergy production, with new methods for biodiversity, carbon stock and recreation evaluation, to develop a new method for forests’ trade-offs and synergies analysis.

• Improving the environmental performance of the construction sector

  Improving the environmental performance of the construction sector through linking environmental impact assessment and green procurement

• Local participation in catchment based management

  Local participation in catchment based management: institutional structures and policy design for encouraging measures in agriculture.

• Mitigation of Lake Victoria water quality problems

  Support tools for mitigation of Lake Victoria water quality problems

• Adaption of road drainage structures under climate and land use change

  Bridging the gap between science and application