Cruise report from R/V Svea week 32-33, 2021

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mixed down to 15–20 m, here the thermocline coincided with the halocline. Under the pycnocline, the temperature decreased and the salinity increased. At some stations there was another halocline between 30-60 m. All nutrients in the surface layer showed low levels, at or near the reporting limit Last updated:

Atmospheric chemistry and air pollution models

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support to other authorities with investigations, environmental monitoring, forecasting and preparedness models. The main focus of the research area Research and model development in atmospheric chemistry, atmospheric particle formation, aerosol dynamics, emissions from anthropogenic and natural sources Last updated:

Ursula McKnight

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Role in team Senior researcher Scientific leader in the area of nature-based solutions (NBS) Expertise Application of systems thinking approaches to water resources management Aquatic ecohydrology, with focus on multiple stressors impacting freshwater ecosystems Contaminant hydrogeology, including Last updated:

Climate indicators - sea ice

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included, and neither are lakes such as Vänern, Vättern and Mälaren. Why is this indicator important? Mapping of sea ice has been done for a long time and is linked to shipping in the Baltic Sea area. From the 1970s, there has been an ambition to be able to keep ship traffic running to all important ports Last updated:

The Gulf of Bothnia Year - 1991 - Physical transport experiments.

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The Gulf of Bothnia Year 1991 project was a multi-disciplinary programme aiming at a better understanding and knowledge of the ecological system of the northern part of the Baltic Sea, including also the physical processes affecting the system. This report describes the …

 
Type: Report
Report Series: RO 15
Author: Ray Murthy, Bertil Håkansson and Pekka Alenius (ed.)
Published: Sep, 1993
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Cruise report from R/V Svea week 28, 2021

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weather. At some stations there was also a secondary thermocline of about 30-40 meters. The salinity stratification, the so-called the halocline, largely coincided with the temperature stratification. All nutrients in the surface layer were consumed or showed low levels. Dissolved inorganic nitrogen was Last updated:

Bringing climate change into ecosystem based management of the sea: Data and methods for the Symphony framework Symphony - a cumulative assessment tool developed for Swedish Marine Spatial Planning

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available data and information sources for climate proofing of Symphony and in addition, investigate how to include connectivity and habitat changes into Marine Spatial Planning. The work is a deliverable in the Formas project ClimeMarine - Integration of climate-change impacts into the ecosystem- based Last updated:

Algae report number 4, 2022

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stratified down to 10 m, the depth at which phytoplankton are sampled. This resulted in high cell numbers. At the second sampling occasion the water column had been mixed, resulting in a more normal phytoplankton community. N14 had low cell abundance and diversity. The integrated chlorophyll concentrations Last updated:

Cruise report from R/V Svea week 23, 2021

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stratification, values at around 1 µmol/l were measured in the surface water, which is higher than normal. Further down in the water column the concentrations increased and were on normal levels or just below. Dissolved inorganic phosphorus2, phosphate, was consumed in the surface waters, similar to the Last updated:

CORDEX scenarios for Europe from the Rossby Centre regional climate model RCA4

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Isles and too weak north of them. The pressure pattern in RCA4 is inherited from the GCMs; we can see that apart from the resolution there are only small differences in mean sea level pressure between the ensemble of 9 RCA4 simulations and the ensemble of 9 GCMs, although the spread between models is Last updated: