CURRICULUM VITAE
Dr. Judit BARTHOLY

Education

M.S. Meteorology, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, 1976
M.S. Mathematics, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, 1976
Ph.D. Time Series Analysis, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, 1978
Ph.D. EOF/Cluster Analysis, Hungarian Academy of Science, Budapest, 1988
Dr. Habil. Eötvös Loránd University, Department of Meteorology, Budapest, 1996

Areas of interest

Statistical climatology, climate change methodology, climate change modeling, urban climatology, applied climatology, time series analysis, orthogonal time series expansions, long-range forecasting, renewable energy resources, wind energy usage.

Languages

English, German, Italian, Russian, Hungarian (native language)

Academic experience

1996- Head of the Department of Meteorology, Eötvös Loránd University,
Budapest, Hungary

2000- Professor, Department of Meteorology, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. Teaching climatology, climate change studies, general meteorology and statistical climatology and conducting research on applied climatology, regional downscaling, extreme event analysis and climate change.

1992-2000 Associate Professor, Department of Meteorology, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest

1991-1992 Researcher, Department of Meteorology, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest

1988-1992 Scientific Secretary, Central Meteorological Institute, Hungarian Meteorological Service, Budapest, Hungary

1985-1988 Postdoctoral Scholarship, Hungarian Academy of Science, Budapest, Hungary

1985-1986 Postdoctoral Scholarship, NMC NOAA, Washington D.C., U.S.A.

1976-1985 Researcher, Central Meteorological Institute, Hungarian Meteorological Service

List of research projects supervised or participated in during the last 10 years. (source, budget, identification number, running period, title, supervisor/participant).

2001-2005 Supervisor: Monitoring urban heat island effect by new methodology. (OTKA/T-034867) - 3. 800.000.- Ft
2000-2002 Hungarian supervisor: Airborn European Regional Observations of the Carbon Balance (EU-5, EC AEROCARB EVK2-CT-1999-00013) - 136 000 EURO
1998-2001 Supervisor: Climate of Hungary using new mathematical methodology, measuring techniques and observation systems. (OTKA/T-026629) - 4. 000.000.- Ft
1995-2000 Supervisor - Wind climate analysis, estimation of wind potential, possible wind power use in Hungary, ELTE Dept. of Meteorology, Budapest (OTKA/T-15707). - 3.200.000.- Ft
1998-2001 Operative participation in editing the new Climate Atlas of Hungary
1997-1998 Supervisor: Maintainenance and development of meteorology education on graduate and postgraduate level. FKFP. - 400.000.- Ft
1997-2000 Supervisor: Climate of Hungary using new methodology, measuring techniques and observation systems. FKFP-0193. - 4.000.000.- Ft
1994-1996 Hungarian supervisor in a joint Swiss-Hungarian project with ETZH/Zürich - "Modelling climate change with nested GCM/LAM models” (SNSF - project) - 12.000.- CHF
1992- Joint research with Dept. of Civil Engineering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA. Modelling climate change (NSF/INT-91-19295)
1992- Joint research with Dept. of Systems Engineering, University of Arizona, Tucson USA. Modelling climate change and classification of macrocirculation patterns (NSF/INT-91-19295)
1992-1996 Joint research - Evaluation of climate variability in the Lake Balaton, and watershed of Sió-channel. ELTE Dept. of Meteorology, Budapest (OTKA/T-4196).
1994-1997 Joint research - Large-scale climate fluctuations and teleconnections (OTKA/F-7669) joint project with Ministry of the Environment Protection and Regional Development, Budapest (OTKA/F-7669).

List of the main results stemming from the above projects:

Generation of macrocirculation classification systems using multi-step clustering algorithms, their application in seasonal forecasting models
Development of downscaling models for estimation of regional effects of the global climate change
Generation of climate scenarios for the most vulnerable regions of the Carpathian Basin (Lake Balaton, and watershed of Sió-channel, Great Plains)
Methodological analysis and operative developments for evaluating extreme meteorological phenomena (floods, droughts, heatwaves)
Potential use of renewable energy resources in Hungary (field experiments, model adaptation, model developments)

List of the most important publication in the last 5 years:

Bartholy J., Pálvölgyi T., Matyasovszky I., Weidinger T., Bogárdi I., (1995): Overview, status and perspectives of numerical climate researches at the Eötvös University, Budapest. WMO/ICSU/IOC Report Volume on "Research Activities in Atmospheric and Oceanic Modelling", edited by A. Staniforth, Report No. 21. WMO/TD-No. 665. 7.1-7.3

Bartholy J. - Matyasovszky I. - Bogárdi I. (1995): Effect of climate change on regional precipitation in Lake Balaton watershed. Theoretical and Applied Climatology, Springer Verlag Vol. 51., No. 4., pp. 237-250.

Bartholy J., Weidinger T., Mészáros R., Barcza Z. (1997): Pannon Enciklopédia. Magyarország földje. Az éghajlat, a vizek, a talaj és az élõvilág földrajza fejezet. Kertek 2000, Budapest. pp. 224-237.

Pongrácz, R., I. Bogárdi, L. Duckstein and J. Bartholy (1998): Risk of regional drought influenced by ENSO. In Risk-based Decision Making in Water Resources VIII. Y.Y. Haimes, D. Moser and E. Z. Stakhiv (eds.), ASCE Press, Reston, Virginia, USA, pp. 114-125.

Matyasovszky I., T. Weidinger and J. Bartholy, Z. Barcza (1999): A review of the present state of regional climate change studies in Hungary. Geographica Helvetica, Swiss Journal of Geography, Jg. 54., 1999/Heft 3., pp. 145-153.

Bartholy J., (1999): Az éghajlat, mint rendszer, globális klímaváltozások. (chapter in book titled Humánökológia: A természetvédelem, a környezetvédelem és az embervédelem tudományos alapjai. Editor: Nánási Irén.) Medicina Kiadó, pp. 177-203.

Other selected publications:

Bartholy J. - Keller L. (1984): Meteorological aspects of acute cerebrovascular dieseases. Zeitschrift für Medizin-Meteorologie, 3. Jahrgang, 2. 84. p. 8.

Bartholy J. (1989): Determination of seasonal macrosynoptic types using cluster analysis and rotated EOF analysis. Acta Climatologica, Tomus XXI-XXIII. Fasc. 1-4, pp. 23-33.

Bartholy J. (1990): A data set of hemispherical snow cover fields (1966-1983) and its possible effects on other meteorological parameters on the global and regional scale. Climatic change in the historical and the instrumental periods (edited by R. Brazdil), Masaryk University, Brno pp. 98-104., Chechoslovakia

Bartholy J. - Duckstein L. (1993): Evaluation of climate change impact on local hydrological parameters, Part I: A subjective macrocirculation classification for southwestern USA. Engineering Risk and Reliability in a Changing Physical Environment, NATO ASI series, pp.73-82.

Weidinger T., Matyasovszky I., Bogárdi I., Bartholy J. (1995): Climate change impact on daily pan evaporation. Meteorol. Zeitschrift, 4. Jahrgang, Heft 6. pp. 235-245.

Bartholy J., Matyasovszky I., Weidinger T. (2000): Regional climate change in Hungary: a survey and a stochastic downscaling method. Idõjárás, Vol. 104. No. 4. pp. 211-223.

Graduate and Ph.D. students supervised recently

Ágnes Galambosi (M.S. 1993)
Szilárd Sárközi (M.S. 1994)
Róbert Mészáros (Ph.D. in progress 1994)
Márta Diószegi (Ph.D. in progress 1994)
Imre Szõllõsi (M.S. 1995)
Pongrácz Rita (M.S. 1996)
Kovács Attila (M.S. 1996)
Vígh Gabriella (M.S. 1996)
Horváth F. Ákos (Ph.D. in progress 1996)
Pongrácz Rita (Ph.D. in progress 1996)
Radics Kornélia (M.S. 1997)
Szilágyi Krisztina (M.S. 1997)
Radics Kornélia (Ph.D. in progress 1997)
Molnár Zsófia (M.S. 2000)
Havasi Ágnes (Ph.D., in progress 2000)
Éva Borbás (Ph.D. 2001)

Scientific activity

Summary of scientific activity:
Number of publications: 216.
Among them in English or German: 104.
Summary reports, reviews: 20.
Presentation on conferences from 1992: 72
Among them international conferences: 39
Number of citations (without self-citations): 107.
Number of monographies: 1
Number of chapters in monographies: 5.

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