Annelie Holzkaemper
Annelie Holzkaemper is currently a research associate in the Catchment Science Centre. She is involved in the Macro-Ecological Model project, which is carried out by the Catchment Science Centre in cooperation with the Environment Agency.
Before coming to Sheffield, she did a PhD thesis in the Department of Computational Landscape Ecology at the Centre for Environmental Research in Leipzig, Germany, between 2004 and 2007. The topic of her PhD thesis was the spatial optimization of agricultural land use patterns with respect to habitat suitability of selected model species.
Research interests:
- Environmental management
- Decision support tools
- Environmental system analysis
- Integrated modelling
Publications
Haase, D.; Holzkämper, A. & R. Seppelt (accepted): Rethinking urban development: Residential vacancy and demolition in Eastern Germany – conceptual model and spatially explicit results. – /Urban studies. /
Holzkämper, A. & R. Seppelt (2007): A generic tool for optimising land-use patterns and landscape structures. – /Environmental Modelling and Software 22: 1801-1804./
Holzkämper, A. & R. Seppelt (2007): Evaluating cost-effectiveness of conservation management actions in an agricultural landscape on a regional scale. – /Biological Conservation 136: 117-127. /
Haase, D., Holzkämper, A. & R. Seppelt (2007): Beyond growth?
Decline of the urban fabric in Eastern Germany. In: Koomen, E., Stillwell, J., Bakema, A., Scholten, H.J. (Eds.): Modelling Land-Use Change – Progress and Applications, Springer, Dortrecht, pp. 339-353.
Holzkämper, A.; Lausch, A. & R. Seppelt (2006): Optimizing landscape configuration to enhance habitat suitability for species with contrasting habitat requirements. – /Ecological Modelling /198: 277-292.//
Holzkämper, A. (2004): Integration von Landschaftsveränderungen in ein Habitatmodell mittels Markov-chain-Methodik. – In: Dormann, C.F., Lausch, A., Blaschke, T., Söndgerath, D., Schröder, B. (Eds.):Habitatmodelle – Methodik, Anwendung, Nutzen. - UFZ-Bericht 9 /2004, S.91-98.
Research within the CSC
Contact details:
email : A.Holzkamper@sheffield.ac.uk