Jochen Hack

Professor for Digital Environmental Planning

Leibniz University Hannover

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Professor Jochen Hack is a faculty member in the Department of Digital Environmental Planning at Leibniz University Hannover, Germany. His research interests encompass various aspects of urban environmental planning, particularly focusing on cultural ecosystem services, green infrastructure, and nature-based solutions for urban challenges. Recent contributions include studies on the ecological impacts of green roofs, biogas site registrations, and the implementation of innovative irrigation strategies to enhance urban tree cooling. He has also explored the importance of political attitudes towards water management solutions in different international contexts.

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Christian Kuhlicke

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Neighbour perspectives on cultural ecosystem services of blue-green infrastructures: The ecovillage Hannover, Germany

Green roofs in planning guides: an evaluation on expected effects and instruments in municipal climate adaptation,Dachbegrünung in Planungshilfen: eine Auswertung von erwarteten Wirkungen und Instrumenten in der kommunalen Klimaanpassung

Development of a GIS-based register of biogas plant sites in Lower Saxony, Germany: a foundation for identifying P2G potential

Development of a GIS-based register of biogas plant sites in Lower Saxony, Germany: a foundation for identifying P2G potential

Targeted irrigation to improve the cooling potential of urban trees as a nature-based solution: Insights from a field trail in Hanover

Targeted irrigation to improve the cooling potential of urban trees as a nature-based solution: Insights from a field trial in Hanover

openGIS - A nationwide overview of open geospatial and specialist data and their application,openGIS - ein bundesweiter überblick offener Geobasis- und Fachdaten und deren Anwendung

Attitudes of political-administrative decision makers towards the implementation of nature-based solutions in water management – a case study on a hypothetical constructed wetland in the Tárcoles River basin

An urban rivers renaissance? Stream restoration and green–blue infrastructure in Latin America – Insights from urban planning in Colombia

Multidimensional assessment of a Nature-based Solution for decentralized greywater treatment in Costa Rica

Hydrological modeling of spatial and temporal variations in streamflow due to multiple climate change scenarios in northwestern Morocco

Multi-criteria site selection and hydraulic modeling of green flood retention measures in a highly urbanized basin in Costa Rica

Variation in the hydrological response within the Quebrada Seca watershed in Costa Rica resulting from an increase of urban land cover

A Systematic Assessment for the Co-Design of Green Infrastructure Prototypes—A Case Study in Urban Costa Rica

Beyond Demonstrators—tackling fundamental problems in amplifying nature-based solutions for the post-COVID-19 world

Potential of retrofitted urban green infrastructure to reduce runoff - A model implementation with site-specific constraints at neighborhood scale

A multiple scale, function, and type approach to determine and improve Green Infrastructure of urban watersheds

Revealing and assessing the costs and benefits of nature-based solutions within a real-world laboratory in Costa Rica

Correction to: Development and modelling of realistic retrofitted Nature-based Solution scenarios to reduce flood occurrence at the catchment scale

Ökologisch orientierte Planung in der Wasserwirtschaft

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Andrea Nóblega Carriquiry

Barbara Schröter

Christian Kuhlicke

Antje Backhaus

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