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The work described in this report is part of a collaboration project between Corporación Autónoma Regional del Cauca (CVC), Colombia, and the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI)

CVC is an entity, whose main objective is to promote the economic and social development of …

For three weeks, SMHI in Norrköping has hosted close to 30 officials from Southern Africa. They are taking part in an education program on climate change and on how societies can adapt to an altered climate and prevent crises.

Research publications from the SMHI Meteorological research group.

his report is related to the BONUS project “Nutrient Cocktails in COAstal zones of the Baltic Sea” alias COCOA. The aim of BONUS COCOA is to investigate physical, biogeochemical and biological processes in a combined and coordinated fashion to improve the understanding of the interaction of …

Initial problems with a winch caused the expedition to be delay already from the start, tough weather during the expedition, primarily in the Baltic, resulted in further delays. Because of these delays we had to skip three stations (P2, BY20 and ref M1V1) and we could only sample a few things at …

The species diversity was high in the Skagerrak and Kattegat areas during the November cruise. The largest number of species were found at Släggö in the Skagerrak. Diatoms were especially species rich amongst which Pseudo-nitzschia was found to have the highest cell numbers. Dinoflagellates and …

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Due to rough weather conditions and technical problems onboard the M/V Aura, which replaces the R/V Aranda, several stations could not be visited during the October cruise. This is also why as many chlorophyll diagrams are missing.

The species diversity was high in the Kattegat phytoplankton …

The Advanced International Training Programme on Climate Change, Mitigation and Adaptation has kicked-off in Mozambique. The seventh iteration of the programme brings together 30 decision makers from about twenty participating organizations.

The main aim of REGTREND (Quantifying uncertainties in regional climate trends and its implications for adaptation decision-making) to revisit the uncertainties caused by natural variations in recent and future trends of user-relevant climate variables at regional scales, and assess how improved …