UNBC Geography - Tobias Bolch

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Tobias Bolch, Curriculum Vitae

Tobias Bolch

Geography Programm

University of Northern British Columbia

3333 University Way

PrinceGeorge, BC, Cananda V2N4Z9

 


work: (250) 960-5899
email: bolch@unbc.ca

Research Interests

Glaciers and Periglacial Environement of High Mountain Areas, Climate Change in High Mountain Areas and its Impacts, Digital Terrain Analysis, GIS and Remote Sensing

Research Regions

Western Canadian Mountains, Asian Mountains (esp. Tien Shan and Himalaya), South American Andes (esp. Mountains of the Atacama), European Alps

Education

Ph.D. 2006: University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany.
PhD Thesis: “Analysis and Visualisation of Climate and Glacier Changes in Northern Tien Shan Using GIS and Remote Sensing - With a Comparison to the Bernina Group/Alps, Supervisors: Michael Richter, Manfred Buchroithner.

Diploma 1999: University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany.
Diploma Thesis: “Quantification of the Periglacial Landforms at Cerro Sillajhuay (Chile/Bolivia) Using Interactive 3d Visualisation”, Supervisor: Hilmar Schroeder.

Academic Experience

present

Postdoctoral Fellow. Geography Program, University of Northern British Columbia. Supervisors: Brian Menounos, Roger Wheate. Project: Satellite-based Glacier Inventory for Western Canada

2007

Teaching Assistant. Institute of Geography, University Bonn. Seminar: Physical Geography.

2007 - 2005

Research Assisstant. Institute for Cartography, University of Technology Dresden, Germany. Supervisor: Manfred Buchroithner. Project: Monitoring of Glaciers and Glacial Lakes at Mt. Everest (Nepal) using ASTER satellite data and DEMs.

2004/2003

Research Assisstant and Project Coordinator. Institute for Georgraphy, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany. Project: Interactive 3D-Visualisation in Physical Geography to Improve the Comprehension in Learning.

2002/2001

Research Assisstant and Project Coordinator. Institute for Georgraphy, University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany. Project: Interactive 3D-Visualisation in Physical Geography to Improve the Comprehension in Learning.

2000

Graduate Assisstant. Association of Bavarian Research Cooperations, Erlangen, Germany. Supvervisor: Host Kopp. Project: Buissness Guide Jordan.

1998

Student Assisstant. Institute for Georgraphy, University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany. Supervisor: H. Schroeder. Project: Periglacial Landforms at Cerro Sillajhuay in the Summer Rain Region of the Atacama.

Work Experience

2001/2000 Project Manager and GIS specialist for environemental projects at training areas of the US Army, GIBS Engineering, Nürnberg, Germany.

2001 - 1990 Owner of the Music Shop "Wild Guitar", Erlangen, Germany.