APPLICATE
The goal of APPLICATE is to develop enhanced predictive capacity for weather and climate in the Artic and beyond, and to determine the influence of Arctic climate change on Northern Hemisphere midlatitudes, for the benefit of policy makers, businesses and society.NEWS
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📢Wondering what "being trapped into the Arctic ice onboard a Russian ship" could look like?
Thea Schneider photographed her experience as a scientist during @MOSAiCArctic & combined her beautiful work into a book: #experiencethequiet 📸
Support/orders:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/theaschneider/thequiet
One last cheers to our amazing #APPLICATE people! This officially concludes our journey, it's been a fun four years, full of successes and great advancements for #Arctic science! Stay tuned for future updates on publications and follow ups ❄️
2Proud to have contributed to the @EO_OPEN_SCIENCE #EO4POLAR event & report with @FMassonnet. Read our summary & recomendations on how to enhance the uptake of satellite observations at high-latitudes (Sect 3.14), drawing on lessons learned from @applicate_eu & @polarprediction https://twitter.com/EO_OPEN_SCIENCE/status/1408046755837583362
❄️The outcomes of the first #European Polar Science event have been released!
This new @ESA-@EU_Commission joint Earth System Science initiative, aimed at fostering closer collaboration and networking across the #EU and ESA #Polar activities.
📜https://eo4society.esa.int/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/EuropeanPolarScience_WeekReport_210618.pdf
Here is an update on our use of super site data to understand forecast errors @ECMWF. Such data are helping us improve forecasts in polar regions and beyond @INTERACT66 @polarprediction @applicate_eu https://twitter.com/ECMWF/status/1407278919770857473
ECMWF researchers have assessed soil and weather observations up to about 200 metres above ground from several super-sites in Europe. Find out the patterns of forecast errors discovered and what we are going to do about them. https://www.ecmwf.int/en/about/media-centre/news/2021/how-super-site-observations-help-improve-ecmwf-forecasts @DWD_presse @meteorologit
Last January, @MarylouAthanase et al. disentangled changes in Atlantic Water pathways north of Svalbard.
As a symptom of the ongoing #Atlantification of the Eurasian Arctic,
they find:
⏩ an intensification of the flow
🔀 the development of new pathways
https://doi.org/10.1029/2020JC016825 https://twitter.com/MOSAiC_embassy/status/1400815462926241800
📢 #ECR showcase alert!
Since their return from @MOSAiCArctic, our Ambassadors have been busy continuing their research on #polar regions.
Time to share their great, recently published articles with #AcademicTwitter!
Get ready for 1 day ↔️ 1 cool #cryo paper 👇
📸@HaapalaJari
