Curriculum vitae
Prof. Dr. Andreas Pflitsch, born November 3rd, 1958
- 1982 until 1988
- Study of Geography at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum
- 1988 until 2001
- Research assistant at the University of Applied Sciences Essen and the Ruhr-Universität Bochum in the departments of Physical Geography and Urban- and landscape climatology
- since 1990
- additionally freelance project work in the fields of urban climate and air quality
- 1996
- Doctoral thesis on the spatial representativeness of local wind fields for the dispersal of dust particles in the vicinity of ground level sources of emission
- since 1997
- Research Associate to the Research Advisory Board of the Center for Wind, Ice and Fog Research at Mount Washington Observatory
- Adjunct Scientist for Wind Measurement and Modelling Research for the Center for Wind, Ice and Fog Research at Mount Washington Observatory
- Summer 2000
- Adjunct Assistant Professor am Hunter College der City University of New York City, USA zur Durchführung weiterer Messkampagnen in New York City
- 2001
- Habilitation on: Subway-Climatology as a new field of research
- since 2001
- Adjunct Professor at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany in the department of Physical Geography
- head of the Working Group Cave- and Subway-Climatology
- freelance projects in the field of Subway-Climatology
- development of the safety system NADiS
- 2003
- Start up of the NADiS-technology GmbH, managing director
- 2005
- start up of the Science-Travel KG
- 2010
- Adjunct Prof. at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum
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