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(SMHI) Language English A FIELD TEST OF THERMOMETER SCREENS by Tage Andersson and Ingemar Mattisson Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) l. lntroduction For small temperature sensors used in automatic data acquisition systems the old conventional screens, capable of housing several Last updated: Jun 03, 2019

atmospheric weather data are taken from some externa! source and fed into the model at regular time intervals, normally every 3 or 6 hours. Such data are usually interpolated in time to yield hourly data. Special attention is given to interpolation of the horizontal wind where vector increments are applied Last updated: Mar 30, 2020

Hanö Bight, the Bornholm Basin and in the southeastern Baltic Sea, oxygen levels in the bottom water have continued to decline. In March they were above 2 ml/l, which is the limit for acute oxygen deficiency, in April between 1.4-1.7 ml/l and now in May 0.4- 1.0 ml/l. The inflow to the Baltic Sea that Last updated: Jun 01, 2020

their expertise and their ability to provide “extremely interesting and informative” presentations. “There was a great mix of presentations/presenters in various topics, that complimented each other, but with very little overlap/repetition” – mentioned another one while filling the course evaluation Last updated: Jul 09, 2021

Moon and the Sun, and the angle of their paths. The continents hinder the tide and the water (tidal) waves cannot move as quickly as the Sun and Moon move relative to the Earth. All these factors mean that the tides vary both from place to place and at with time in a complicated but regular Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

the dynamics and variability is often required to predict accurately light penetration and hereafter e.g. primary production. The present st udy i s a first attempt to include CDOM into a Balt ic Sea model. The model integrations a re b ased on a fixe d c oncentration in the 30 m ajor rivers. I n t he Last updated: Nov 26, 2015

the dynamics and variability is often required to predict accurately light penetration and hereafter e.g. primary production. The present st udy i s a first attempt to include CDOM into a Balt ic Sea model. The model integrations a re b ased on a fixe d c oncentration in the 30 m ajor rivers. I n t he Last updated: Nov 26, 2015

over 80-90 meters, in the Eastern Gotland basin at intermediate depth and at the bottom. Due to a longer period with strong northerly/easterly winds and high air pressure over the Baltic, the water level is now low in the whole Baltic Sea. This provides favourable conditions for a new large inflow to Last updated: Oct 19, 2016

oxygenated zones below the intermediary layer, does influence the sediment to water nutrient exchange. Areal extent and volumes are presented in relation to the area and volume of the Baltic Proper, including the Gulf of Finland and the Gulf of Riga, see Figure 1[Fonselius, 1995]. Report Oceanography No. 58 Last updated: Feb 10, 2017

Short videos explain concepts and topics in the climate field. Feel free to use them in educational contexts. In-depth information can be reached through links. Last updated: Nov 23, 2021