Time: Thursday 21 May 13.00-14.30
Room: Stora hallen B
Session chairs: Ralf Döscher, SMHI & MERGE; Minchao Wu, Lund University, MERGE & BECC,
Frederik Schenk, Bolin Centre for Climate Research, Stockholm University and John Bergkvist, Lund University, BECC
Session description
This session explores climate change and variability in Sweden and Northern Europe by illuminating past and recent climate and projected future changes across the coupled Earth system, including the atmosphere (with aerosols), land surface, vegetation, carbon cycle, hydrology, and the ocean.
Session programme
Minor changes to the programme may occur.
13:00 Welcome
13:05 – New ensemble of regional climate projections for Europe Peter Kuma (Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute)
13:20 – Pseudo-global warming convection-permitting simulations of storm Hans Laura Utriainen (Finnish Meteorological Institute)
13:35 – The potential of historical phenological records to reconstruct past climate in Sweden Martin Skoglund (Stockholm University)
13:50 – Improving the basis for assessing climate impacts on forest carbon dynamics using forest inventory data in Sweden Wenquan Dong (Lund University)
14:05 – Long-term Changes in Fog Frequency at Swedish Airports and its Potential Drivers Moa Sporre (Lund University & MERGE)
14:20 – Lake Kullatorpssjön revisited – constrained dating and sedaDNA analysis of the earliest deglacial sediment record in Sweden Dan Hammarlund (Lund University & BECC/MERGE)
Poster Highlight Presentations
- Observational network analysis of hydrological stations for Sweden based on information theory Luisa Ickes (Chalmers & MERGE) presented 20 May at 14:30-16:00
- Closing the detection gap for intermediate solar storms Esben Skovhus Ditlefsen (Lund University & MERGE) presented 21 May at 14:30-16:00
- Weather attribution of monthly mean temperatures in Sweden Sandra Andersson (SMHI)
presented 21 May at 14:30-16:00
