Name of the project: Climate predictability in Northern Eurasia: from the mechanisms of regional variability to the improvement of forecasting quality
Against the background of f record-high global temperatures, July 2020 in the western part of Russia was abnormally cold, while in Europe, unprecedented heat settled in, as well as in Eastern Siberia with wildfires, and the threat of reaching historical high flood levels was hanging over the far eastern part of Russia. Are such phenomena predictable? Will they be more frequent in the coming decades? These questions are critically important for the society and economy and are central for a relatively new domain – climate forecasting. The laboratory's objective is the improvement of the precision of forecasts of the climate and extreme hydrometeorological phenomena in regions of Northern Eurasia on temporal scales from several weeks to a decade.
In the light of such results, the creation of the laboratory is timely and it can help to accelerate the development of improved climate forecasts and climate services in Russia.
Hosting organization
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Field of studies
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City
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Invited researcher
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Time span of the project
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Laboratory «Soil Health»
Southern Federal University - (SFedU) |
Earth studies and related Ecological sciences |
Rostov-on-Don |
Wong Ming Hung
, United Kingdom |
2022-2024 |
Laboratory of Nonlinear Hydrophysics and Natural Disasters
V.I.Il’ichev Pacific Oceanological Institute, Far Eastern Branch of RAS - (POI FEB RAS) |
Earth studies and related Ecological sciences |
Vladivostok |
Pelinovsky Efim Naumovich
Russia |
2022-2024 |
Laboratory of Urban Ecology and Climate
M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University - (MSU) |
Earth studies and related Ecological sciences |
Moscow |
Kulmala Markku Tapio
Finland |
2021-2023 |