Peer reviewed journal publications

Lemke, L. K.-G., Beier, J., & Hanger-Kopp, S. (2024). Exploring procedural justice in stakeholder identification using a systematic mapping approach. Environmental Science & Policy, 162, 103900. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envsci.2024.103900

Working papers

Working paper #1: Wallner, P. and Moshammer, H. (2023). Social Vulnerability and Heat: Systematic Literature Search and Narrative Synthesis.

Working paper #2: Moshammer, H. (2023). District characteristics predicting vulnerability to heat.

Working paper #3: Tesselaar, M., Tiggeloven, T., Botzen W.J.W. (2024). Social flood risk in Austria: assessing flood risk using detailed projections of socioeconomic vulnerability.

Working paper #4: Preinfalk, E. and Beier, J. (2024). Characterizing differential climate vulnerability: A mixed-methods approach for heat related risk in Austria. (in preparation)

Working paper #5: Tesselaar, M., Botzen W.J.W. (2025). Inequality in Flood Insurance Arrangements to Finance Flood Recovery under Climate Change.

Reports

Jury, M., Maraun, D., Schellander-Gorgas, T., Tilg A.-M. (2024), ÖKS15 – Humidity, Wegener Center Scientific Report No. 105-2024. Wegener Center Verlag, ISBN 978-3-9505053-4-4

Factshees

will be available soon.

Presentations

Julia Beier & Eva Preinfalk (2025). Wer, wo und warum? Hitzerisikoprofile in Österreich heute und in Zukunft. Webinar “Verteilungseffekte des Klimawandels in Österreich”. 28.01.2025, Online.

Max Tesselaar & Eva Preinfalk (2025). Soziale Dimensionen des Hochwasserrisikos. Webinar “Verteilungseffekte des Klimawandels in Österreich”. 28.01.2025, Online.

Thomas Thaler et al. (2025). Gegenwärtige und zukünftige soziale Vulnerabilität gegenüber Hitze. Webinar “Verteilungseffekte des Klimawandels in Österreich”. 28.01.2025, Online. [aus Projekt UrbanHeatEquality]

Maximilian Muhr et al. (2025). Facetten der Vulnerabilität – Bedürfnisse, Präferenzen und Beteiligungsmöglichkeiten hitzevulnerabler Gruppen in Wien. Webinar “Verteilungseffekte des Klimawandels in Österreich“. 28.01.2025, Online. [aus Projekt UrbanHeatEquality]

Data

Marbler, A. (2024). Pop-AUT: Subnational SSP Population Projections for Austria (Version 1.0) [Data set]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10477870
This dataset can also be accessed via an interactive SSP population explorer for Austria

Other output

Stakeholder map (in German): A graphical representation of stakeholders in the DISCC-AT project illustrates a selection of organizations in Austria that are concerned with social vulnerability to heat and floods. Details

Overview of vulnerability (in German): An overview of attributes of social vulnerability related to heat and floods, based on literature from Austria and, partially, considering European insights. Details