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Extending the knowledge of the regional Earth system in the Baltic Sea region
Baltic Earth strives to achieve an improved Earth System understanding of the Baltic Sea region as the basis for science-based management in the face of climatic, environmental and human impact in the region. Baltic Earth brings together a broad international research community around core scientific issues identified as fundamental to informing societal efforts to achieve sustainability in the region. These “Grand Challenges” are tackled through joint research efforts, workshops, conferences and capacity building events accompanied by a continuous process of synthesis of the current state of knowledge. Communication with stakeholders and research funders aims to ensure impact and relevance of the research. Baltic Earth targets the atmosphere, land and marine environment of the Baltic Sea, its drainage basin and nearby areas with relevance for the Baltic Sea region. Background
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Sopot, Poland, 23-25 September 2020. More... |
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 The 3rd Baltic Earth Conference was successfully held online on 2 and 3 June!
See the conference home page for more... |
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| New Baltic Earth Newsletter #6 now available... |
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| Anders Omstedt on his scientific life...
Interview and video clip...
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 First Announcement...
6th International Baltic Earth Summer School
Climate of the Baltic Sea region
24 - 31 August 2020, Askö Laboratory, Trosa, Sweden
Application deadline: 1 May 2020
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Baltic Earth Session at EGU General Assembly, 3-8 May 2020 in Vienna:
Climate change and other drivers of environmental change: Developments, interlinkages and impacts in regional seas and coastal regions
Abstract deadline: 15 January 2020, 13:00 CET |
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 Second Announcement and Call for Papers:
3rd Baltic Earth Conference:
Earth system changes and Baltic Sea coasts
1 - 5 June 2020, Jastarnia, Hel peninsula, Poland.
Abstract Deadline: 16 February 2020 |
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 BEAR and EN CLIME processes underway...
Baltic Earth Assessment Reports with BACC III now in the making
One of the goals of Baltic Earth when it inherited BALTEX, was the assessment of the current state of the science in different research fields in the Baltic Earth context, similar to the BACC approach for climate change. Now, 6 years after the establishment of Baltic Earth, and 2 international conferences, 23 workshops/seminars/sessions and 5 summer schools later, a series of extensive assessment reports, called BEAR (Baltic Earth Assessment Reports), is underway. For each of the Baltic Earth Grand Challenges, a team of experts from the Baltic Earth network is now collecting information and reading publications to wrap together the current state of knowledge in the respective research fields, including uncertainties and gaps in knowledge.
A special case of the BEAR reports is the assessment of regional climate change and its impacts. This report will be the update to BACC II, which had been published as a book in 2015. The upcoming BACC III report will add new knowledge and possibly challenge old knowledge, while summarizing but not repeating the valid information from BACC II.
As for the previous two BACC books, there will be a close collaboration with HELCOM, the intergovernmental organization for the protection of the marine environment of the Baltic Sea. HELCOM will in the future more strongly integrate climate change aspects into their work, e.g. into the update of the HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan. Moreover, HELCOM plans to publish recapitulatory, easily accessible climate “fact sheets” for practitioners, decision makers and the public, which shall be based on the BACC III and BACC II material. Baltic Earth scientists will also be part of an expert network on climate (EN Clime) which will look over the sound scientific statements of the fact sheets.
The peer reviewed BEAR reports are expected to be published sometime in 2020, as a special issue in an Open Access scientific journal. More... |
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New Baltic Earth Publications
New Books
 Omstedt , A.
A Philosophical View of the Ocean and Humanity
Springer Earth and Environmental Science, Print ISBN 978-3-030-36679-7, Online ISBN 978-3-030-36680-3, February 2020
Schneider B, Müller JD
Biogeochemical Transformations in the Baltic Sea
Springer Oceanography, eBook ISBN: 978-3-319-61699-5, Hardcover ISBN: 978-3-319-61698-8, 110p.,
Snoeijs-Leijonmalm P, Schubert H, Radziejewska T (eds)
Biological Oceanography of the Baltic Sea
Springer Netherlands Science+Business Media, eBook ISBN: 978-94-007-0668-2, Hardcover ISBN: 978-94-007-0667-5, 683p.,
New Articles
2020
Ho-Hagemann HTM, Hagemann S, Grayek S, Petrik R, Rockel B, Staneva J, Feser F, Schrum C, 2020: Internal model variability in the regional coupled system model GCOAST-AHOI, Atmosphere 2020, 11, 227; doi:10.3390/atmos11030227
Abstract
2019
Kowalewska-Kalkowska H, Kowalewski M, 2019:
Combining satellite imagery and numerical modelling to study the occurrence of warm upwellings in the southern Baltic Sea in winter
Remote Sens 11(24):2982 December 2019
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Meier HEM, Dieterich C, Eilola K, Höglund A, Radtke H, Saraiva S, Wahlström I, 2019:
Future projections of record-breaking sea surface temperature and cyanobacteria bloom events in the Baltic Sea
Ambio 48(11):1362-1376 November 2019
Ruosteenoja K, Vihma T, Venäläinen A, 2019
Projected Changes in European and North Atlantic Seasonal Wind Climate Derived from CMIP5 Simulations
JCLI 32:6467-6490, October 2019
Myrberg K, Korpinen S, Uusitalo L, 2019
Physical oceanography sets the scene for the Marine Strategy Framework Directive implementation in the Baltic Sea
Mar Pol 107:103591, October 2019
Westerlund A, Tuomi L, Alenius P, Myrberg K, Miettunen E, Vankevich RE, Hordoir R, 2019:
Circulation patterns in the Gulf of Finland from daily to seasonal timescales
Tellus A: Dynamic Meteorology and Oceanography, July 2019
Ramacher MOR, Karl M, Bieser J, Jalkanen J-P, Johansson L, 2019:
Urban population exposure to NOx emissions from local shipping in three Baltic Sea harbour cities – a generic approach
Atmos Chem Phys 19:9153–9179, July 2019
Deng J, Wu J, Zhang W, Dudzinska-Nowak J, Harff J, 2019:
Characterising the relaxation distance of nearshore submarine morphology: A southern Baltic Sea case study
Geomorphology 327:365-376, February 2019
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