Diplom-Geograph
Dr. Benoît Sittler

Veröffentlichungen

SCHMIDT, N.M., IMS, R.A., HOYE, T.T., GILG, O., HANSEN, L.H., LUND, M., FUGLEI, E., FORCHHAMMER, M. & SITTLER, B. (2012): Response of an arctic predator guild to collapsing lemming cycles. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 279: 4417-4422, available online: doi: 10.1098/rspb.2012.1490

SCHELLBERG, S., SITTLER, B., HERING, S., WATTENDORF, P. & KONOLD, W. (2010): Airborne Laser Scanning in der Kulturlandschaftsforschung. Natur und Landschaft 85 (5): 199-205, available online: www.naturundlandschaft.de

BILODEAU, C. , DEROIN, J.-P., SITTLER, B., MESTRE, M., HILDEBRAND, M., TEXIER, P. & CLERC, P. (2009): Le LiDAR. Apports en archéologie. Archéopages 23: 64-77

GILG, O., SITTLER, B.& HANSKI, I. (2009): Climate change and cyclic predator-prey population dynamics in the high-Arctic. Global Change Biology 15: 2634-2652

SITTLER, B., WEINACKER, H., GÜLTLINGER, M. & KOUPALIANTZ, L. (2007): The potential of Lidar assessing elements of cultural hidden under forests. - In: Bochenek, Z., [ed.]: New Developments in Remote Sensing. Millpress, Rotterdam: 539-548

SITTLER, B., HAUGER, K. & RIEDINGER, R. (2007): Les champs bombés de Rastatt en Pays de Bade. - In: Bourrigaud, R. & Sigaut, F. [ed.]: Nous Labourons. Centre d'histoire du travail, Nantes: 97-105

SITTLER, B., SCHELLBERG, S., SIEPMANN-SCHINKER, D. & WEINACKER, H. (2006): Airborne laser scanning to generate 3D Models of microrelief features for the purposes of forest ecological and archaeological surveys. Beitrag für "Workshop on 3D Remote Sensing in Forestry", am 14.-15. Februar 2006, Wien.

GILG, O., SITTLER, B., SABARD, B., HURSTEL, A. , SANE, R. , DELATTRE, P. & HANSKI , I. (2006): Functional and numerical responses of four lemming predators in high artic Greenland. OIKOS, 113 (2): 193-216

SITTLER, B., SCHULTZ, E. & DIETZE, V. (2006): Long term trends in particle deposition in NE Greenland as asessed by a passive aerosol sampler. Beitrag zur Tagung "The Greenlandic Environment - Pollution and Solutions", International Conference Sisimut Greenland, 21.-23. Februar 2006.

SITTLER, B. & SCHELLBERG, S. (2006): The potential of LIDAR in assessing elements of cultural heritage hidden under forest canopies or overgrown by vegetation: Possibilities and limits in detecting microrelief structures for archaeological surveys. In: From Space to Place – Proceedings of the 2^nd International Workshop, 2nd International Conference on Remote Sensing in Archaeology, am 4.-7. Dezember 2006, Rom, 117-122

SITTLER, B. & HAUGER, K. (2005): Das Laserscanning im Dienste der Kulturlandschaftsforschung am Beispiel der unter Wald fossilierten Wölbäcker von Rastatt. Fundberichte aus Hessen. Beiheft 4 (2005): 229-235.

SITTLER, B. & O. GILG (2004). L'énigme des cycles chez les lemmings. Universalias. Encyclopédie Universalia Paris. 302-303.

SITTLER, B. (2004): Revealing historical landscapes by using airborne laser scanning. A 3-D model of ridge and furrow in forests near Rastatt (Germany). International Archives of Photogrammetry. ISPRS. Vol. 26. 258-261.

GILG, O.; HANSKI, I.; SITTLER, B. (2003): Cyclic Dynamics in a Simple Vertebrate Predator-Prey Community. Science 3002 (31.10.2003): 866-868.

SCHULTZ, E.; SITTLER, B.: Long term trends in particle deposition in NE Greenland as assessed by a passive aerosol sampling technique (extended abstract). - In: Proceedings to the Second AMAP International Symposium, Rovaniemi, Finland, P-X23.

SITTLER B.; BERG T. (2002): Lemming Cycles in North East Greenland. - Arctic Birds: Newsletter of International Breeding Conditions Survey, 4, S. 35-37.

SITTLER, B., T. TENNHARDT & E. SHVARTS (2000): Die Schutzgebiete Russlands vor neuen Herausforderungen. - Natur und Landschaft 75 (1), 1-9.

SITTLER, B., O. GILG & T. BERG (2000): Low Abundance of King Eider Nests during Low Leming Years in Northeast Greenland. - Arctic 53(1), 53-60.

LIESER, M., ZAKREWSKI, M. & B. SITTLER (1997): Zur Ökologie von Alpenschneehühnern (Lagopus mutus) im Sommer auf der Insel Traill, NO-Grönland. - Der Ornithol. Beobachter 94: 225-232