May 17 at 13:30–15:15, room Vingen 1+2



Your session chairs
Torben Königk and Céline Heuzé
Keywords describing this session: large scale circulation, coastal currents, AMOC, thermohaline processes, ocean mixing, deep water formation, heat and freshwater budgets, air-sea interactions, thermal and dynamical sea level changes models, observations and remote sensing, past, present and future climates
Program
13:30 Welcome – Torben Königk, Head of global modelling at Rossby Centre, SMHI and Céline Heuzé, Senior lecturer at the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Gothenburg
13:35-13:55 Southern Ocean, bathymetry, ocean and atmospheric circulation,
atmosphere-ocean fluxes, coupled climate modelling – Agatha de Boer, Associate Professor at the Department of Geological Sciences, Stockholm University
14:00-14:10 Large biases in hydrography and circulation of the Arctic Ocean in CMIP6 models – Céline Heuzé, Senior lecturer at the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Gothenburg
14:15-14:25 Gulf of Bothnia, projected trends in circulation, salinity and ice conditions – Sam Fredriksson, researcher at the SMHI
14:30-14:40 Variability of September sea ice in the Arctic and its associated drivers – Pasha Karami, researcher at the Rossby Centre of SMHI
14:45-14:55 Drivers of sea level variability along the Swedish coast using neural networks – Lea Poropat, researcher at the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Gothenburg
15:00-15:10 Understanding the multi-centennial climate variability using EC-Earth3 simulations – Qiong Zhang, Professor at the Department of Physical Geography, Stockholm University