The Chiemgau Impact Research Team
(in alphabetical order)
Rudolf Beer, Burghausen
Group of the amateur researchers/discoverers
Gerhard Benske, Emmerting
Group of the amateur researchers/discoverers
Thomas Bliemetsrieder, Siegsdorf
Group of the amateur researchers/discoverers
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Alfred Michael Dufter
Graduate information scientist (FH)
Homepage: http://www.dufters.de/Alfred/index.html
Special interests: Astronomy, 3D computer graphics, photography
Memberships:“Astronomie im Chiemgau” and “Chiemgau Impakt e.V.” _________________________________________________________________________
Prof. Dr. Kord Ernstson
Faculty of Philosophy I
University of Würzburg
Dr. rer. nat (geophysics)
Dr. rer. nat. habil. (geology)
Fields of activities: Geology, geophysics and petrography of impact structures, impact processes, rock mechanics, geophysics and regional geology
Affiliations: American Geophysical Union (AGU), Deutsche Geophysikalische Gesellschaft, Meteoritical Society, Impact Field Studies Group (IFSG)
List of publications and more informations
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Till Ernstson
Fields of actitivity:
prehistory and early history, experimental archeology, geology, geophysics
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Prof. Dr. Ioannis Liritzis
University of the Aegean, Department of Mediterranean Studies – Lab of Archaeometry
Professor of Archaeometry and Director (& Founder) of Lab of Archaeometry of the Department of Mediterranean Studies, University of the Aegean, Rhodes, Greece.
Fields of activity: interdisciplinary archeometry – physics and archeology; linkage of natural sciences (geology, geophysics, astronomy) and humanities (prehistory, archeology, fine arts and philosophy).
A special appreciation of his person and personality may be clicked here: Ioannis Liritzis
http://rhodes.aegean.gr/tms www.liritzis.gr
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Hans-Peter Matheisl (Traunstein)
– Group of the amateur researchers/discoverers
– Chiemgau Impakt e.V.: secretary
– Chiemgau Impakt e.V.: press spokesman
H.-P. Matheisl and K.Ebinger (to the left) on the occasion of a geophysics campaign at the Tüttensee meteorite crater.
professional: computer scientist / department head IT service in a mid tier; nationally certified engineeer in the field of electrical engineering
Werner Mayer, Bergen
Group of the amateur researchers/discoverers
Ernst A. Neugebauer
(Chieming)
Andreas Neumair, graduate geologist
Fields of activity:
Petrography, chemistry, environmental geology and hydrogeology
Memberships:
Meteoritical Society
American Geophysical Union
(AGU)
Impact Field Studies Group (IFSG)
Berufsverband Deutscher Geowissenschaftler
Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft
Freunde der Bayer. Staatss. für Paläontologie und hist. Geologie
Chiemgau-Impakt e.V.
Barbara Rappenglück, M.A.
Historian
Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies (INFIS), Gilching
List of publications and more informations:
www.infis.org
Dr. Michael A. Rappenglück
Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies (INFIS), Gilching
Master of Arts (MA) in Philosophy, Logic and Theory of Sciences, Christian Philosophy and Theology (Ludwig-Maximilian-University, Munich)
Dr. rer. nat. (Ph.D.) in History of Natural Sciences, History of Astronomy, Astronomy und Systematic Theology (Ludwig-Maximilian-University, Munich)
President of the European Society for Astronomy in Culture (SEAC) – (www.archeoastronomy.org)
President of the German Archaeoastronomical Society
Member of the Astronomical Society (Germany)
Member of the IAU Working Group Astronomy and World Heritage
Member of ISAAC (International Society for Astronomy in Culture)
