CENTER FOR RISK STUDIES, SPACE MODELING AND DYNAMICS OF TERRESTRIAL AND COASTAL SYSTEMS

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Iuliana Armas

Center Director
Iuliana Armas

Full Professor in Physical Geography (2004). Research Interests: Natural Hazard and Risk, Vulnerabity Assessments, Fluvial Geomorphology, Mass movements/Landslides, Risk Perception


Liviu Giosan

Honorary President
Liviu Giosan

geologist and geophysicist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts. Research Interests: Sedimentology and physical properties of sediments; marginal seas; coastal morphodynamics; deltas and river mouth processes; quaternary paleoceanography. http://www.whoi.edu/hpb/Site.do?id=167


Rasvan Damian

Director of risk and vulnerability departament
Rasvan Damian

Lecturer. Dr. Department of Geology and Palaeontology Faculty of Geology and Geophysics, University of Bucharest, Doctor in Geology (1999), Fields of interest: Mapping geological and environmental components, configurations of Quaternary Geology, Paleoecology and paleomedii, member or director over 30 scientific research contracts and geological reports.


Stefan Constantinescu

Director of SIG and remote sensing departament
Stefan Constantinescu


Gabriela Osaci-Costache

Gabriela Osaci-Costache


Romeo Zeno Cretu

member
Romeo Zeno Cretu


Eugen Avram

member
Eugen Avram


Csiki Zoltan

member
Csiki Zoltan

Lecturer, University of Bucharest, Faculty of Geology and Geophysics, Laboratory of Palaeontology.


Florin Tatui

member
Florin Tatui

Currently I am PhD Student at Faculty of Geography, University of Bucharest (PhD thesis: "Nearshore bars behavior on Danube Delta coast"), research assistant in the frame of CRMD and active member of Sfantu Gheorghe Marine and Fluvial Research Station (Danube Delta coast). Main research topics are: nearshore bars morphodynamics on microtidal coasts, nearshore zone hidrodynamics, impact of climate variability on coastline dynamics, bar - beach interactions.


Diana Gheorghe

Diana Gheorghe

Student in the 2nd year at the Master Program Geomorphology and Cartography at the Faculty of Geography, University of Bucharest and research assistant in the Center for Risk Assessment Studies, Spatial Modeling, Costal and Terrestrial Dynamics. Interests: Geomorphology, Geomorphological mapping, GIS, Remote sensing.


Cristina Posner

Cristina Posner

Research assistant specialized in: (a) coastal morphodynamics and ICZM, competencies acquired working as a geologist for the Romanian Marine Research Institute (www.rmri.ro); (b) fluvial geomorphodynamics and PGIS (Participative GIS), competencies developed at University of Bucharest (Doctoral School of Geography); (c) political ecology, ethnography and cultural anthropology competencies obtained at the ?Francisc I. Rainer? Institute of Anthropology of the Romanian Academy (www.politicalecology.ro) and (d) participative research methods, community development research, management of sustainable development community projects competencies obtained working as a Partnership Officer (2001-2003) at Stockwell Partnership (www.stockwell.org.uk) and as a Community Involvement Team Leader (2003-2010) for the London Borough of Lambeth (www.lambeth.gov.uk) in Clapham and Brixton Housing Areas. My PhD thesis focuses on the analysis (using traditional and participative methods) of flood adaptation strategies used by local communities from the Danube floodplain between Giurgiu town and Gostinu village, Romania


Radu Ionescu

Radu Ionescu

Radu Ionescu is PhD Candidate at University of Bucharest; his work centres on whistlelbowing as risk reduction with a current interest on the way managers frame whistleblowing. Radu is also the founder and chief executive of Information in the Public Interest, a whistleblowing charity in Romania which offers safe and confidential advice to those who witness wrongdoing at work.


Mihaela Gheorghe

Mihaela Gheorghe

Mihaela Gheorghe is a second year Phd. Candidate at the Technical University of Civil Engineering, Bucharest in co-tuition with the University of Bucharest. She is a research assistant in CRMD and a teaching asssitant in Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing at the Faculty of Geodesy, Bucharest. Her main interest is represented by deformation studies for surface and infrastructure in urban areas. The work for her Phd. thesis consists in processing satellite acquired SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) data for different interfrometric studies in Bucharest.


Tîrlă Maria-Laura

Tîrlă Maria-Laura

Assistant professor at the University of Bucharest, Faculty of Geography – Department of Regional Geography and Environment. PhD in Geography (2012) with thesis Ol?ne?ti drainage basin: A geomorphology study. Research fields: karst geomorphology, structural geomorphology, speleology, mineralogy and petrology of carbonate rocks. Related interest topics: the environmental record in karst, paleoenvironmental reconstructions based on speleothem analysis, evolution of carbonate platforms.




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