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Colloquium: Climatology, Climate Impact and Remote Sensing

Luogo della manifestazione

CDE
Hallerstrasse 10
Bern

Wednesdays, 14:15-15:45

Wetter und Klima (Symbolbild)
Immagine: NASA

Location:

Seminar room 310 (CDE), Hallerstrasse 10, 3012 Bern

Contact:

Climatology
Research Group, Mobiliar Climate Impact Group &
Remote Sensing Research Group,
Institute of Geography, University of Bern, Hallerstrasse 12, 3012 Bern
ruettim@giub.unibe.ch

Single events:

October 5
Nikola Besic (EPFL)
Hydrometeors, our friends out in the atmosphere


October 12
Alexis Berne (EPFL)
Radar remote sensing of precipitation


October 19
Heinz Wanner (University of Bern)
Climate and societies in the Holocene – facts and mysteries


October 26
Adrian Brügger (University of Bern)
Individual reactions to spatially proximal climate change


November 3 (Thursday, 14:15!)
Ambrogio Volonte (University of Reading)
Do Mesoscale Instabilities matter in Sting-Jet Dynamics? The case of Windstorm Tini


November 9
Michael Riffler (GeoVille Innsbruck)
GlobWetland Africa – Implementing Sustainable Earth Observation Based
Wetland Monitoring Capacity in Africa


November 16
Tina Schnadt Poberaj (ETH Zurich)
The ETH Competence Center for Climate Systems Modeling C2SM – creating synergies in climate modeling in the ETH domain


November 23
Matthias Braun (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg)
Exploring time series of current and archived active microwave instrument data for glaciological applications – examples from high mountain regions and the Antarctic Peninsula


November 30
David Bresch (ETH Zurich)
Weather and climate risks – and how decision makers deal with


December 7
Erle Ellis (University of Maryland)
Global Land Change: From Pleistocene to Anthropocene


December 14
Marie-Estelle Demory (University of Reading / NCAS)
Using high-resolution global climate models to investigate the drivers of the hydrological cycle at global and regional scales


December 21
Simona Trefalt (University of Bern)
Hail occurrence and predictability in regions North and South of the Swiss Alps

Categorie

Lingue: Inglese