Biblio
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3-Dimensional Modelling of the Glacial Circulation in the North Atlantic Ocean, the Nordic Seas and the Arctic Ocean. Master Thesis No. 28 (1999).
Modelling late Cenozoic isostatic elevation changes in the Barents Sea and their implications for oceanic and climate regimes: preliminary results. Quaternary Science Reviews 21, 1643-1660 (2002). Download: sdarticle-5.pdf (1.66 MB)
The sensitivity of the North Atlantic-Arctic climate system to isostatic elevation changes, freshwater and solar forcings. Doctoral Thesis No. 41 (2003).
The sensitivity of the present-day Atlantic meridional overturning circulation to freshwater forcing. Geophysical Research Letters 30, (2003). Abstract
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Ingen ny istid i Noreg. Cicerone (KlimaProg) (2004).
A possible feedback mechanism involving the Arctic freshwater, the Arctic sea ice, and the North Atlantic Drift. Advances in Atmospheric Sciences 21, 784-801 (2004). Abstract
Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research - combining past, present and future climate change. Norwegian Journal of Geology 85, 33-44 (2005).
What happens with the Arcto-Norwegian cod if the thermohaline circulation slows down?. GLOBEC International Newsletter 11, (2005).
Interannual to decadal climate predictability: A multi-perfect-model-ensemble study. Journal of Climate 19, 1195-1203 (2006).
Impacts of a reduced thermohaline circulation on transports and growth of larvae and pelagic juveniles of Arcto-Norwegian cod (Gadus morhua). Fisheries Oceanography 16, 216-228 (2007).
Inception of the Northern European ice sheet due to contrasting ocean and insolation forcing. Quaternary Research 67, 128-135 (2007).
Global climate model simulations of Holocene climate variability. 3rd Nansen-Zhu Center Summer School on Climate teleconnection between low and high latitudes (2008).
Vulkanar i drivhuset. Klima 27-28 (2008).
Simulating the effects of the 1991 Mount Pinatubo volcanic eruption using the ARPEGE atmosphere general circulation model. Advances in Atmospheric Sciences 25, 213-226 (2008). Abstract
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Climate evolution of the last six centuries as simulated by Bergen Climate Model: the role of natural forcing. EGU General Assembly 2009 11, (2009).
Current climate change in the perspective of past variations: Forcing and response of the climate system. The winter conference of Norsk Geologisk forening (2009).
Simulated pre-industrial climate in Bergen Climate Model (version 2): model description and large-scale circulation features. Geoscientific Model Development (2009).
