NERSC researcher Tarkeshwar Singh (CDP group) recently published an article with colleagues from India. They investigated the performance of three high-resolution atmospheric reanalyses over the Indian region by comparing the rainfall data with focus on the extreme events.

Monsoon rainfall in India – reasons and implications

This upcoming September, a workshop on climate predictability in the North Atlantic-Arctic sector is planned and the registration is open!

What?

Are you working with climate predictability in the North Atlantic-Arctic sector? Then you should consider signing up for this workshop to share your findings and participate in discussions around predictability in that region.

Why?

Several of our Climate Dynamics and Prediction researchers just published a new article in Climate Dynamics, under the lead of François Counillon (NERSC). They showed how reducing model biases can improve seasonal prediction for the tropical Atlantic Ocean.

New findings on the Atlantic El Niño - Noel Keenlyside (NERSC, UiB/GFI, BCCR) co-author on study published in Nature Communications 

- Press release by GEOMAR - Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel - 

This month, the book “Nordic Perspectives on the Responsible Development of the Arctic: Pathways to Action” was published, and two chapters have significant contributions from some of our researchers that are active in the ARCPATH project.

CoRea stands for “Coupled reanalysis of the climate back to 1850”. This project is led by Yiguo Wang from the Climate Dynamics and Prediction group. It is his first time leading a research project himself: Congratulations, Yiguo!

On Thursday the 15^th of October, the CoRea members met in Bergen – and online – to kick off the project. CoRea will run over the course of three years, and it has national and international partners.