Telbisz, Tamás

Assignment	Professor Associate
Qualification	Mathematics-Geography teacher (1997, ELTE)
Scientific Degree	PhD (2004); Habilitation (2014)
Language Skills	English, French
Research	Karst research, Volcano Morphology, Digital Terrain Analysis, Human-Environment Relations, Protected areas (national parks, geopark) and karst terrains
Contact	Location: Southern Block 1.221 Phone: +36 1 3722500/1803 E-mail: tamas.telbisz[at]ttk.elte.hu

Education

• Introduction to Mathematics and Analysis (theory)

• Astronomical Geography (theory)

• Computer-aided Presentation Techniques

• Geography of Internal Forces

• Geography of External Forces

• Digital Terrain Models

• Statistical methods in Physical Geography

• Hydrologic Modelling

• Modelling of Karst Processes

• Field Practice

• Digital Terrain Analysis of Karst Terrains (PhD course)

Scientific Public Life

• Hungarian Geographical Society, member (1997-)

• Hungarian Karst and Speleological Society, member (2005-)

• Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Committee on Geography II, Geoinformatics (2012-); Geomorphology (2012-)

• Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Committe on Physical Geography, member (2021-)

• Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, secretary (2016-2019)

Prizes, Awards, National Scholarships

• 1997: Excellent Student (ELTE TTK);

• 2000: Publication Award (Természet Világa) 1st prize;

• 1998, 2003: Publication Award (Természet Világa) 3rd prize;

• 2004: Publication Award for Young Scientists (Hungarian Geographical Society);

• 2006: Supplementary Postdoctoral Scolarship (Hungarian Ministry of Education and Culture)

• 2012: Bolyai Grant (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

Scientometry

• Scientific publications: 245
• Independent Citations: 647
• MTMT (scientific publications and summary tables)
• Researchgate profile
• Google Scholar profile

Web maps

• Protected areas (national parks and geoparks) and karst terrains: HERE
• Sinkholes in Hungary: HERE

Selected Research Grants

• Investigation of fulvic acid transport by karstic infiltration using data from the Aggtelek Karst monitoring system (2001-2005, OTKA, research member);

• Volcanological research in the North Hungarian andesitic volcanic mountains (2003-2006, OTKA, research member);

• Comparative volcano sedimentological and paleogeographical study of Hungarian Miocene volcanism (FKFP, research member);

• Study of recently recognized karst corrosion factors on Japanese and Hungarian karst terrains from an environmental point of view (2001-2002, TéT, research member)

• Complex (physical- and human geographical) comparative analysis of karst and non karst landscapes from the viewpoint of modern environmental possibilism (2012-2015, OTKA, research member)

• Eruptive rates and erosional dynamics of the Inner Carpathian volcanism as constrained by volumetry, radiometric chronology and paleomagnetism (2015-2019, OTKA, research member)

• Analysis of Human-Environment Relationships on Karst Terrains Using GIS Methods (2012-2015, MTA Bolyai)

• The changing role of karst national parks in human-environment relations: a regional comparison (2017-2021, NKFI, principal investigator)

Móga, János

Assignment	associate professor
Qualification	Geomorphologist and Teacher of Geography
Scientific Degree	PhD
Language Skills	English, Russian, German
Research	Physical geography, Geomorphology, (Karstmorphology) Environmental research of karst landscapes, Geography of the Carpathian basin.
Contact	Location: Southern Block 1.218 Phone: +36 1 3722500/1799 E-mail: janosmoga12[at]gmail.com

Education

• Climatical karstmorphology
• Environmental research of karst landscapes
• Geography of India
• Karst research, karst morphology
• Morphogenetic karst types of the Carpathian ranges and basin
• The physical geographical belts
• The physical geography of the Carpathian basin

Scientific Public Life

• Hungarian Karst and Speleological Society membership of the Price Committe
• Council membership of the Aggtelek National Park
• Member of Hungarian Geographical Society
• Member of Hungarian Geological Society

Prizes, Awards, National Scholarships

• For Excellent Work price (1981)
• Teleki Sámuel Price given by the Hungarian Geographical Society (1992)
• Kadič Ottokár Price given by the Hungarian Karst and Speleological Society (1999)
• Trefort Ágoston Price given by the Eötvös Loránd University (1999)
• Békéssy György Grant (2001)

International grants, scholarships

• S-SE Asia grant (India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Malajsia) (10 months) OÖT, 1980-81
• Mongolia (1 month), 1983
• Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Zaire (6 months) OÖT, 1984-85
• China (6 weeks), 1985
• Soviet Union (3 weeks) ELTE, 1987
• Finnland (3 months) OÖT, 1991
• Slovakia (1 month) OÖT, 1994
• Romania (1 month) OÖT, 1995
• Germany (1 month) ELTE, 1998
• Slovenia (1 month) MÖB, 1999
• Italy (1 week) MÖB, 2001
• China, Hungarian-China research Exchange Programm, Kunming-Budapest (2 weeks) TÉT, 2004
• Egypt (2 weeks), 2005
• Turkey (2 weeks), 2006
• India (21 days), 2007
• Vietnam, Laosz, Burma (1 month), 2009

10 Selected Publications

1. Móga J. 1995: Az Erdélyi-középhegység (Muntii Apuseni) – Földrajzi Közlemények, 119. 2, pp. 105-136.
2. Csüllög G. – Móga J. 1997: Geomorphology and drainage of the S–Gömör–Torna karst region in view of an environmental hazard – Zeitschrift Geomorphology. Suppl. Bd., 110, pp. 255–261.
3. Móga J. 1999: The reconstruction of the development history of karstic water network on the southern part of the Gömör-Torna karst on the bases of ruined caves and surface forms – Acta Carsologica Ljubljana, pp. 159-174.
4. Móga J. 2001: A szerkezet és kőzetfelépítés szerepe a Szilicei-fennsík karsztos felszínformáinak kialakításában – Karsztfejlődés VI. Szombathely, pp. 143-159.
5. Móga J. 2002: Morphogenetical karst types of the Transylvanian mountains (Mt. Apuseni) – Acta Carsologica, Ljubljana, pp. 115-138.
6. Móga J. 2003: Az Aggteleki-karszt és a Rudabányai-Szalonnai-hegység. in: Székely K. (szerk.): Magyarország fokozottan védett barlangjai – Mezőgazda pp. 19-25.
7. Bosák, P. – Hercman, H. – Kadlec, J. – Móga J. – Pruner, P. 2004: Paleomagnetic And U-series Dating Of Cave Sediments in the Baradla Cave, Hungary – Acta Carsologica, Ljubljana 33. 2, pp. 219-238.
8. Móga J. – Horváth G. 2004: The viewpoints of the indication of the surface protection areas connected to caves. in: Horváth G. (szerk.): Soil effect on karst processes, pp. 89-106.
9. Móga J. – Németh R. 2005: The morphological research of the basalt and loess covered plateaus in the Bakony mountains (Transdanubian Middle Mts.- Hungary) – Acta Carsologica, Ljubljana 34. 2, pp. 105-122.
10. Nemerkényi A.– Móga J. 2007: Kárpátok és Kárpát-medence. in: Gábris Gy. (szerk.): Európa regionális földrajza 1. Természetföldrajz – Eötvös kiadó Budapest, pp. 140-173.

Scientometry

MTMT (scientific publications and summary tables)
ResearchGate profile

Selected Research Grants

• OTKA: Research of the Quarternary development history of the Gömör-Torna-karst and Paleomagnetic research of the cave sediment of the Baradla cave (2001-2004) research leader
• Complex investigation on changes occuring due to natural processes and human activities of epikarstic systems on two Hungarian sites (2009-2011) research leader

Nagy, Balázs

Assignment	Professor Associate
Qualification	Geography teacher (1995)
Scientific Degree	PhD
Language Skills	English
Research	Periglacial and glacial geomorphology, fluvial processes, Late Glacial-Holocene environmental changes, alpine and polar geography.
Contact	Location: Southern Block 1.211 Phone: +36 1 3722500/1801 E-mail: balazs[at]afoldgomb.hu

Education

• Geography of Internal Forces
• Geography of External Forcess
• Anthropogenic Geomorphology
• Synthesis in Physical Geography
• Carpathian Mountains
• Physical Geography of Asia
• Physical Geography of America
• Geography of Polar Region and the Seas
• Holocene Surface Evolution of High Mountains
• Field Practice

Scientific Public Life

• Földgömb for Scientific Expeditions, Head of Foundation;
• Committee-member of Hungarian Geographical Society

Prizes, Awards, National Scholarships

• Magyary Zoltán Postdoctoral Scholarship (2004-2005);
• ELTE, Outstanding Lecturer (2008);
• Hungarian Geographical Society: Pro Geografia Certificate (2009)

10 Selected Publications

1. Gábris Gy. – Telbisz T. –Nagy B.– Belardinelli E. 2002. A tiszai hullámtér feltöltődésének kérdése és az üledékképződés geomorfológiai alapjai – Vízügyi Közlemények, LXXXIV/3., pp. 305-323.
2. 2. Nagy B. – Kern Z. – Bugya É. – Kohán B. 2004. Investigation of postglacial surface evolution in the alpine region of the Călimani Mountains – with an outlook to the cirque region of the Rodnei Mountains – Analele Universităţii de Vest din Timişoara, Geografie, vol. XIV. pp. 101-118.
3. 3. Gábris Gy. – Nagy B.  2005. Climate and tectonic controlled river style changes on the Sajó-Hernád alluvial fan, Hungary – In: Harvey, A. M.–Mather, A. E.–Stokes, M. (eds.) Alluvial fans: Geomorphology, Sedimentology, Dynamics. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 251. pp. 61-67.
4. 4. Kern Z. – Fórizs I. – Nagy B. – Kázmér M .– Gál A. – Szántó Zs. – Palcsu L. – Molnár M. 2005. Late Holocene environmental changes recorded at Gheţarul de Focul Viu, Bihor Mts., Romania – Theoretical and Applied Karstology 17. pp. 51-60.
5. 5. Fórizs I. – Kern Z. – Nagy B. – Szántó Zs. – Palcsu L. –Molnár M. 2005. Environmental isotope study on perennial ice in the Focul Viu Ice Cave, Bihor Mts., Romania – Theoretical and Applied Karstology 17. pp. 61-69.
6. 6.  Nagy B. .– Kern Z. – Popa I. 2006. A periglaciális környezet változásainak elemzése a Kelemen-havasokban, geomorfológiai és dendrokronológiai módszerek alkalmazásával – Földrajzi Közlemények CXXX. (LIV.) kötet, 3-4. szám, pp. 155-169.
7. 7. Kern Z. – Nagy B. – Kohán B. – Bugya É. 2006. Glaciological characterization of small paleoglaciers from Calimani Mountains – Analele Universităţii de Vest din Timişoara, Vol. XVI, pp. 35-44.
8. 8. Kern Z. – Molnár M. – Svingor É. – Perşiou, A. – Nagy B.  2009. High-resolution, weel-preserved tritium record int he ice of Bortig Ice Cave, Bihor Mountains, Romania – The Holocene, Vol. 19, Num. 5, pp. 729-736.
9. 9.  Nagy B. – Bugya É. 2009. A jégvisszahúzódás és a periglaciális környezetváltozás vizsgálata lichenometriai módszerekkel az Antarktisz peremvidékén (King George-sziget, Ny-Antarktisz) – Kázmér M. (szerk.): Környezettörténet, Hantken Kiadó, Budapest, pp. 453-464.
10. 10. Telbisz T. – Dragasice, H.– Nagy B.  2009. Doline morphometric analysis and karst morphology of Biokovo Mt (Croatia) based on field observations and digital terrain analysis – Hrvatski Geografski Glasnik 71/2, pp. 5-22.

Scientometry

MTMT (scientific publications and summary tables)
ResearchGate profile

Selected Research Grants

• TéT: Hungarian-Polish: Research work at the H. Arctowski Antarctic base (1997-1998) Hungarian-Romanian: Investigation of spatial and temporal variability of environmental change of the Carpathian Region during the past five century, RO-37, 2005, (2006-2007) Hungarian-Croatian: Environmet changes on karst terrains, CRO-04/2006, (2007-2009);
• OTKA: Surface evolution of the Sajó-Hernád alluvial fan (1996-1998)
• FEFA: Az EU LIFE 03/H/000 291 projekt 1.1 subprogram (2003/06) Castrum-Tétel Program, (2007-2009)

Other

• A Földgömb, Editor in Chief (2006-)

Mari, László

Assignment	associate professor
Qualification	Teacher of Geography and Biology (1987) UNIGIS Postgraduate Diploma in Geographical Information System (1998)
Scientific Degree	PhD
Language Skills	English
Research	Applications of GIS, Landcover change investigations with remote sensing methods.
Contact	Location: Southern Block 1.219 Phone: +36 1 3722500/1801 E-mail: malkact[at]caesar.elte.hu; mari.laci[at]gmail.com

Education

• Remote sensing
• Physical geography of Hungary and the Carpatho-Pannonian Region I-II.
• GIS in geography
• Geographic Information Systems
• Aerial and satellite image interpretation
• Digital Evaluation in Remote Sensing
• GIS systems
• GIS I.
• Synthesis in phisical geography
• Chapters of karstmorphology
• Remote sensing methods in physical geography (PhD course)
• Landcover change analysis with remote sensing methods (PhD course)

Scientific Public Life

• Scientific committee member of Hungarian Academy of Sciences Committee on Geography II (Physical Geography)
• Member of public body of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
• Member of Hungarian Geographical Society
• Member of Hungarian Speleological Society

Prizes, Awards, National Scholarships

• National Students’ Competition, Eger, Second Prize in Physical Geography (1987)
• Publication Award of Hungarian Geographical Society, First Prize (1997)
• „Medal for Undergraduate Research” awarded by the Faculty of Science, Eötvös Loránd University (2003)
• Magyary Zoltán Postdoctoral Fellowship (2001-2003)
• Békésy György Postdoctoral Fellowship (2003–2004)

International grants, scholarships

• 1990 Windesheim Christian University, Zwolle, Netherland, 1 week
• 1993–1994 study trip in Slovenia and Croatia, Centre of Scientific Research of the SAZU, The Institute of Karst Research, Postojna, 2 months
• 1995 University Moulay Ismail –Meknes, Morocco, 3 weeks
• 1998 Educational Institute of Misurata, Libya, 4 weeks
• 1998 University of Huddersfield, Department of Geographical and Environmental Sciences, Huddersfield, United Kingdom, 3 weeks
• 2000 Ankara University, Turkey, 3 weeks
• 2001 University Moulay Ismail –Meknes, Morocco, 3 weeks

10 Selected Publications

1. Mari L. Geomorfológiai megfigyelések a Szentendrei-szigeten – Földrajzi Közlemények 120. (44.) pp. 217-233.
2. Mari L.– Fehér, K.  1999. The impacts of land use change on the Budapest hydrothermal-karst: a study of Szemlő-hegy cave – Essays in the Ecology and Conservation of Karst, IGU Comission Sustainable Development and Management of Karst Terrains, Acta Geographica Tom. Szeged, pp. 104–111.
3. Mari L. A Szentendrei-sziget kialakulása és felszínének változása a holocénben – Földtani KözlönyVol. 132. különszám pp. 185–192.
4. Mari L. Felszínborítás-változás vizsgálata térinformatikai módszerekkel az Aggteleki Nemzeti Park területén – Karsztfejlődés 8., Szombathely pp. 231–242.
5. Büttner, G. – Feranec, J – Jaffrain, G. – Mari L.– Maucha, G. – Soukup, T. 2004. The CORINE Land Cover 2000 Project – EARSeL eProceedings 3(3), pp. 331-346.
6. Mari L.– Mattányi Zs. 2005. Földrajzi információs rendszerrel támogatott tájföldrajzi vizsgálatok az Ipoly-völgy példáján – Földrajzi Értesítő pp. 265-284.
7. Telbisz, T. - Bottlik, Zs. - Mari, L.- Kőszegi, M. 2014. The Impact of Topography on Social Factors, a Case Study of Montenegro - JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN SCIENCE 11 : 1 pp. 131-141., 11 p.
8. Telbisz, T. - Imecs, Z. - Mari, L.- Bottlik, Zs. 2016. Changing human-environment interactions in medium mountains: the Apuseni Mts (Romania) as a case study - JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN SCIENCE 13 : 9 pp. 1675-1687., 13 p.
9. Deák, M. - Telbisz, T. - Árvai, M. - Mari, L.- Horváth, F. - Kohán, B. - Szabó, O. - Kovács, J. 2017. Heterogeneous forest classification by creating mixed vegetation classes using EO-1 Hyperion - INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF REMOTE SENSING 38 : 18 pp. 5215-5231., 17 p.
10. Nagy, B. –Ignéczi, Á. – Kovács, J. – Szalai, Z. – Mari, L. 2019. Shallow ground temperature measurements on the highest volcano on Earth, Mt. Ojos del Salado, Arid Andes, Chile - PERMAFROST AND PERIGLACIAL PROCESSES 30 : 1 pp. 3-18., 16 p.

Scientometry

Cumulative Impact Factor: 10,202
Independent Citations: 356

MTMT (scientific publications and summary tables)
Researchgate profile

Selected Research Grants

• FKFP 0152/2000 Természetvédelmi területek környezetének monitorozása térinformatikai és távérzékelési módszerekkel (2000-2002) principal investigator
• OTKA T033041 Nemzeti parkok védőzónájának kijelölése térinformatikai és távérzékelési módszerek felhasználásával (2000-2004) principal investigator
• 2012-2015: Complex (physical- and human geographical) comparative analysis of karst and non karst landscapes from the viewpoint of modern environmental possibilism (OTKA, principal investigator)
• 2017-2021: The changing role of karst national parks in human-environment relations: a regional comparison (NKFI, member)