En flykampanje på begge sider av Atlanterhavet skal gi kunnskap om hva som gjør noen lavtrykk til sterke stormer.

Abstract This presentation will highlight current and past projects studying the atmosphere in the Antarctic and the Arctic. The Antarctic is a focus on observational studies with an emphasis on a recent project involving the collection of year-round observations of precipitation at remote locations of Antarctica. The studies of the Arctic are concentrated on the application of the Regional Arctic System Model for regional climate studies. These projects serve as the backdrop for a Fulbright Visit Scholar award to work with scientists at NORCE and UiB for spring 2026. The presentation will close out with a preview of the work to be completed during the visit with a study on extremes of temperature and precipitation. Speaker information Mark Seefeldt is a Research Scientist at the National Snow Ice and Data Center (NSIDC) at the University of Colorado Boulder. His research encompasses applied meteorology and climatology projects spanning the Antarctic and the Arctic. Current research projects include: the in situ measurement of precipitation at remote sites in Antarctica and regional climate modeling studies of the Arctic using the Regional Arctic System Model (RASM) of the Weather Research and Forecast (WRF) models. He has had eight field seasons in the Antarctic and one in the Arctic. Mark is visiting NORCE and UiB this spring as a Fulbright Scholar.

Kjære kollega og samarbeidspartner, Velkommen til spennende Pandemifrokost torsdag 26.februar. Her vil overlege Ernst Kristian Rødland i FHI presentere FHI-rapporten : Helsekonsekvenser av klimaendringer i Norden: En kunnskapskartlegging. Det vil bli en innledning med presentasjon av funnene og tid for kommentarer, spørsmål og diskusjoner. Arrangementet er på norsk og du kan delta digitalt eller fysisk i Alrek helseklynge, UiB. HUSK PÅMELDING! Takk for at du deler arrangementet med kollegaer, studenter og andre som kan være interessert i klima/helseproblemstillinger. Gøril Vikøren Nøkleby Senior Advisor Pandemic Centre Department of Global Public Health and Primary Care University of Bergen, Norway