2018 - Side 2

A seminar with the title: Recent developments in large-scale hydrological modelling and climate projections, is to be held Wednesday 14th of March. Speaker is Niko Wanders, Utrecht University.

This open seminar is provided by the research group LATICE.

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David Battisti

From Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Washington, USA

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Pietro Sternai

From University of Geneva, Switzerland

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Antonio Caracausi

From Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vucanologia (INGV), Palermo, Italy

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Emma Liu

From Department of Earth Sciences, Cambridge, UK

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Derya Gürer

From Mantle Dynamics & Tectonics Group, Utrecht University, The Netherlands

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Anny Cazenave

From Laboratory of Geophysical and Oceanographic Studies (LEGOS), Toulouse, France & ISSI, Bern, Switzerland

Welcome to the International Polar Ocean Day at DNVA with focus on an earth system perspective on Norwegian polar Research. The sea ice retreat opening up the gateway to the high Arctic and the Polar Ocean. New opportunities appear which need to be met both in science, politics and through international Collaboration.

Seminaret er åpent for alle, men krever påmelding. For program og påmeldingsskjema, følg denne lenken. 

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Roberto Agrusta

From University of Lyon, France

A seminar with the title: Uncertainty in projections of future terrestrial carbon cycling, is to be held Monday 9th of October. Speaker is Danica Lombardozzi, NCAR.

This open seminar is provided by the research group LATICE.

A seminar with the title: Enhancing our Understanding of Snowfall Modes with Ground-Based Observations: From the Great Lakes to Norway, is to be held Monday 19th June. The speakers are Claire Pettersen from University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Steve Cooper, University of Utah.

This open seminar is provided by the research group LATICE.

A seminar with the title: Connecting Atmospheric Blocking to European Temperature Extremes in Spring, is to be held Thursday 15th June. Speaker is Lukas Brunner from the University of Graz, Austria.

This open seminar is provided by the research group LATICE.

A seminar with the title: High Resolution Modeling of the Water Cycle over Major U.S. Mountain Ranges Including Potential Climate Change Impacts, is to be held Friday 17 of March. Speaker is Roy Rasmussen, from National Center for Atmospheric Research (U.S.).

This open (lunch-) seminar is organized by LATICE, and the GEOHYD section.