Poster session 1

Room: Trozelligalleriet
Time: 15 May 15.45-16.15, and 16 May 10.00-10.30

  1. Leo Håkansson (University of Gothenburg & MERGE): Sampling of aerosol particles using a novel unmanned aerial system.
  2. August Thomasson (Lund University & MERGE): Top-Down estimates of Black Carbon emissions in Europe using Inverse modelling
  3. Nicolas Fauré (University of Gothenburg & MERGE): Can surfactants act as surfaces for ice nucleation in the atmosphere?
  4. Carl Svenhag (Lund University & MERGE): New particle formation in ESMs: assessing aerosol model M7 with incorporating organic and sulfuric acid-ammonia nucleation under Boreal conditions through detailed chemistry modeling
  5. Carlton Xavier (Lund University & MERGE): Role of iodine-assisted aerosol particle formation in polar environments
  6. Jonatan Knutsson (University of Gothenburg): The influence of clearcutting on secondary organic aerosol formation from a Boreal Forest
  7. Manu Anna Thomas (SMHI): Recent improvements and maximum covariance analysis of aerosol and cloud properties in the EC-Earth3-AerChem model
  8. Linjie Li, Veronica Geretti and Mattias Hallquist (University of Gothenburg & MERGE): Gas-to-particle partitioning of products from ozonolysis of Δ3-carene and the effect of temperature and relative humidity
  9. Veronica Geretti (University of Gothenburg & MERGE): Impact of shifting HO2/RO2 regime on α-pinene photooxidation products and their contribution to Secondary Organic Aerosols formation
  10. Shiyu Wang (SMHI): Impacts of anthropogenic aerosol changes on Asian summer monsoon circulation and precipitation
  11. Lin Peng, Johanna Grünmeier, and Maare Heene (Stockholm University): Moderate correlation between supraglacial lakes and local climate and regional atmospheric circulation on Ryder Glacier, northern Greenland
  12. Wilhelm May (Lund University & MERGE): The seasonal variation of rainfall in East Africa: observations and climate simulations
  13. Peter Kuma (Stockholm University & Bolin Centre): Using ship observations to assess Southern Ocean clouds in a storm-resolving general circulation model ICON
  14. Zhenqian Wang (Stockholm University & Bolin Centre): Divergent vegetation feedback on global land monsoon during the Mid-Holocene and Last Interglacial
  15. Haolin Luo (Sun Yat-sen University and University of Gothenburg): Future changes in South Asian summer monsoon circulation under global warming: Role of the Tibetan Plateau heating
  16. Erik Holmgren (Chalmers & MERGE): Spatio-temporal characteristics of atmospheric rivers over Scandinavia
  17. Antonio Segalini (Uppsala University): On the character of Rossby wave propagation in longitudinally-varying background flows
  18. Shiyue Zhang (University of Gothenburg): Potential impacts of reduced winter Kara Sea ice on the dipole pattern of cold surge frequency over the tropical western Pacific
  19. Xiaoye Yang (University of Gothenburg): Phase-locked Rossby Wave-4 Pattern Dominates the 2022-like Concurrent Heat Extremes across the Northern Hemisphere
  20. Anna Schultze (Lund University & BECC & MERGE): Impact of summer-persistent ENSO events on the global climate and the occurrence of extreme weather events
  21. Frederik Schenk (Stockholm University & Bolin Centre): Resolving seasonality biases in temperature reconstructions as a three-parameter problem
  22. Jesper Sjolte (Lund University & MERGE): New seasonal climate field reconstruction for the North Atlantic region covering CE 1241-1970 – expanded proxy dataset and new isotope enabled climate model simulation for assimilation
  23. Richard Leeding (Uppsala University): The Dynamics of winter pan-Atlantic compound cold, wet and windy extremes
  24. Marco Cadau (University school for advanced studies Pavia, Italy): On the relationship between atmospheric blocking and Arctic-midlatitudes thermal gradient
  25. Ågot Watne (IVL, Swedish Environmental Research Institute): Social costs of climate forcers emissions from the Arctic Council member states
  26. Susanne Pettersson (Chalmers): Trade-offs and Social Cost Estimates: Focus on CO₂ and heterogenous Contrail Cirrus
  27. Yonghao Xu (Linköping University): Sen2Fire: A Challenging Benchmark Dataset for Wildfire Detection using Sentinel Data
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  29. Meriem Krouma (Uppsala University): Ensemble forecast of extreme precipitation in Europe by combining a stochastic weather generator with dynamical models
  30. Louise Petersson Wårdh (SMHI): Improving accuracy of privately owned weather stations for operational use
  31. Emma Holmberg (Uppsala University): Are European heatwaves linked to persistent atmospheric circulations?
  32. Xueying Li (Lund University & MERGE & BECC): Calibration of LPJ-GUESS at multiple spatial levels for improved estimates of crop yield in southern Sweden using multi-source data
  33. Zhengyao Lu (Lund University & MERGE & BECC): Increased occurrence of multi-year El Niño-Southern Oscillation during the Holocene
  34. Magnus Joelsson (SMHI): Homogenisation of monthly temperature and precipitation
  35. Salomon Eliasson (SMHI): Satellite simulators for the CLARA-A3 and CLAAS-3 cloud Climate data records based on the probability of detection
  36. Lars Nieradzik (Lund University & MERGE): Wildfires and vegetation dynamics in a changing climate: The impact of CO2-overshoots
  37. Thomas Bosshard (SMHI): Bias adjusting multivariate climate model data with MIdAS
  38. Alexandra Pongracz (Lund University & BECC & MERGE): From functional traits to tree performance: Simulating the response of African montane forests to drought
  39. Minchao Wu (Lund University & MERGE): Interplay between pan-tropical vegetation dynamics and global climate extremes
  40. Wenxin Zhang (Lund University & MERGE): Response of vegetation productivity and phenology to flash drought across northern ecosystems
  41. Irene Elisa Bellagente (University of Gothenburg): Effects of cloud microphysics schemes on simulations of different precipitation events over the Tibetan Plateau
  42. Semjon Schimanke (SMHI): Copernicus European Regional ReAnalysis (CERRA)
  43. Maria Norman (SMHI): SMHI Gridded Climatology
  44. Renate Wilcke (SMHI): Large-scale uncertainty context for km-scale climate information – describing climate extremes with small model ensembles
  45. Arti Jadav (Lund University & MERGE): Implementation of SIP Mechanism in Convective Parameterisation
  46. Wei Yang (SMHI): Risks of individual/compound hydro-related hazards in Sweden: How? Where? Why?
  47. Julia Curio (University of Gothenburg & MERGE): Heavy and extreme precipitation events in the Sichuan Basin during the 2020 summer season in a set of kilometre-scale simulations
  48. Seuri Basilio (SMHI): A probabilistic view of extreme sea level rise in the Baltic Sea
  49. Kristina Seftigen (University of Gothenburg & MERGE): Exploring tree-ring anatomy to improve reconstructions of past hydroclimate across Sweden
  50. Waheed Iqbal (SMHI): Near-surface wind extremes over the Baltic and the North Sea
  51. Sini Talvinen (Stockholm University & Bolin Centre): Tree transpiration—variability in the drivers between Nordic boreal forests and the role of clouds
  52. Allan T. Emrén (Nuchem Research AB): Paleocene/Eocene catastrophe vs present situation
  53. Alejandro Baró Pérez (Chalmers & MERGE): Comparison of total ice water path simulated by the DYAMOND high-resolution global models in between models and with a satellite climatology.
  54. Ulrik Kautsky (SKB): Climate change the coming millennia and impacts on radionuclide exposure from nuclear waste storage
  55. Christophe Sturm (SMHI): Homogenisation of climate observations in Sweden since 1880
  56. Thomas Holst (Lund University & BECC & MERGE): Long-term flux measurements of BVOC above a commercial Norway spruce plantation
  57. Jeanne Fernandez (Uppsala University): Climate Impacts to Water Supply: a Review of Current and Future Risks in Southern Sweden
  58. Md Rafikul Islam (Lund University & MERGE & BECC): Modelling boreal forest recovery after wildfire in a changing climate
  59. Subodh Kumar (Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne): Modelling boreal forest recovery after wildfire in a changing climate
  60. Zhengyao Lu (Lund University & MERGE & BECC): Large-scale photovoltaic solar farms in the Sahara affect solar power generation potential globally