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AMANDA LAOUPI Dr Archaeologist - Environmentalist - Disaster Specialist - Author - Independent Researcher
〠 AMANDA LAOUPI Born in Athens on August 19, 1968. She has an Excellent First Degree - BA Hons - in Archaeology & History of Arts (National and Kapodistrian University in Athens); a MSc in Environmental Protection and Management (European Program in collaboration with Goulandris Museum of Natural History); a PhD in Environmental Archaeology - Summa Cum Laude (National and Kapodistrian University in Athens) and post-doctoral work in Earth Sciences and Environmental & Disaster Studies. She worked for GAIA (Goulandris Museum of Natural History) and for the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) Centre for the Assessment of Natural Hazards and Proactive Planning as an associate researcher. She Established the interdisciplinary scientific field of Disaster Archaeology (2005)
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〠 Founder of the interdisciplinary scientific field of Disaster
Archaeology (2005). Founder and Webmaster of websites on Archaeodisasters (2010). Founder and Webmaster of the
Network on Disaster Archaeology (2010). Evaluator of ESF - COST proposals/reports (European Science Foundation Strasbourg FR). Online Member of EPA (European Projects Association Brussels Belgium). Online Member of MAHB (Millennium Alliance for Humanity & the Biosphere). Online Member of Prevention Web (under the Huogo framework). Contributor to European Agenda of Lifelong Education: Disaster Studies (A/662500). Online Member of ANDROID – Disaster Resilience Network (EU Lifelong Learning Programme)
〠 Environmental & Cultural Sectors: Hazard / Heritage Assessment & Management, Planning & Consultancy, GIS & New Technologies, Environmental Education, Academic Research

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