Dr. rer. nat.
Subject: Urban climate/Anthropogenic influence in long
temperature series
Institute of Geography
Room 02-261
Phone: + 49 6131 39 22769
E-mail: madienst@uni-mainz.de
Consultation hours: Thursdays 14h-16h or upon agreement,
during semester break upon agreement only
Biographical data
- Since 04/2015 Research Assistant , Department of Geography, Climatology Unit, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz
- 03/2015 - Master of Science - Thesis: "Anthropogenic influence in long temperature series from the small towns Geisenheim and Haparanda"
- 10/2012 - 03/2015 Studies of climate and environmental change (M.Sc.), Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz
- 09/2012 - Bachelor of Science - Thesis: "Die Auswirkungen der Schafbeweidung auf die Phosphorgehalte und die mikrobielle Atmung des Bodens an einem Standort in SW-Grönland"
- 10/2009 - 09/2012 Studies in Geography (B.Sc.), Georg-August-University, Göttingen
Awards
- GLK-AWARD - BEST THESIS IN GEOGRAPHY IN 2015"
"Anthropogenic influence in long temperature series from the small towns Geisenheim (DEU) and Haparanda (SWE)"
Publications
2018
Dienst M, Lindén J, Saladié O, Esper J (in review) Detection and elimination of UHI effects in long temperature records from villages – A case study from Tivissa, Spain. Urban Climate.
Dienst M, Lindén J, Esper J (2018) Determination of the urban heat island intensity in villages and its connection to land cover in three European climate zones. Climate Research 76, 1-15. (Dienst_2018_ClimRes.pdf)
Klippel L, Krusic PJ, Brandes R, Hartl C, Belmecheri S, Dienst M, Esper J (2018) A 1286-year hydro-climate reconstruction for the Balkan Peninsula. Boreas, doi: 10.1111/bor. 12320. (Klippel_2018_Boreas.pdf)
Knerr I, Dienst M, Lindén J, Dobrovolný P, Geletič J, Bünten U, Esper J (in review) Addressing the relocation bias in a long temperature record by means of land cover assessment. Theoretical and applied climatology.
2017
Dienst M, Lindén J, Engström E, Esper J (2017) Removing the relocation bias from the 155-year Haparanda temperature record in Northern Europe. International Journal of Climatology, doi: 10.1002/joc.4981. (Dienst_2017_IJC.pdf) (Description.txt) (HAP_corrected_timeseries.txt)
Teaching
- Winter 2018/19:
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- M1/M1ED Climate Geography D
- M1/M1ED Climate Geography E
- M11ED GP: Empiric field work 2
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Summer 2018:
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- M5/M2-ED Course: To work scientifically B
- M11-ED: Field work experience: Empiric field work "Urban Climate"
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Summer 2017:
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- M11/M9-ED: Regional Seminar and exkursion "Netherlands"
- M11-ED: Field work experience: Empiric field work "Urban Climate"
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Winter 2016/17:
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- M1-M1ED Seminar: Physical Geography I (Climate Geography) B,C,D
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Summer 2016:
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- M11ED- Empiric field work: Urban Climate
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Winter 2015/16:
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- M1-M1ED Seminar: Physical Geography I (Climate Geography)
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