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fisheries cruise report is available from the National Board of Fisheries (www.fiskeriverket.se). Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

of Gotland at depths exceeding 90 metres and at Hoburg Bank south of Gotland at depth exceeding 100 metres. A fisheries cruise report is available from the National Board of Fisheries (www.fiskeriverket.se) Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

Denna rapport är baserad på preliminära, endast delvis kvalitetskontrollerade data Data presented in this report have been subject to preliminary quality control procedures only Adress SMHI Sven Källfelts gata 15 426 71 Västra Frölunda Telefon 011 – 495 8000 (vx) Telefax 031 – 751 8980 E Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

Oceanography is an interdisciplinary science. Oceanographers may be interested in the physics and chemistry of seawater, its biology and even geology.  By observing and collecting data about the ocean, an oceanographer can make a forecasts of how ocean status changes. Ships in the open sea can use Last updated: Mar 26, 2020

’s freshwater resources”, WMO writes in a pressrelease about the new report ”State of Global Water Resources 2022”. WMO makes an annual analysis of the global water situation to follow up the ongoing changes. In this year's report, WMO calls for a fundamental policy shift and says there must be improved Last updated: Jan 12, 2024

In the integrated earth system, the air-sea coupling plays a critical role in explaining processes on time scales ranging from seasonal to decadal variability. It is fundamental to our understanding of the regional environment and climate. This model system will help to improve the understanding of Last updated: Oct 30, 2017

The SMHI oceanographic research unit develop of the physical and biogeochemical processes in the seas. The research has a strong research focus on the Baltic Sea and the . Oceanographic research and monitoring at SMHI provides the individual, government, researchers and the international community Last updated: Mar 09, 2021

When an underwater earthquake occurs, the sea floor splits in two and the parts shift vertically in relation to each other, creating a fault. The fault can be up to 5-10 metres high, and occurs during just a few tenths of a second. All the water that is on top of the sea floor is forced up with the Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

risk of serious climate effects, but the risks do not vanish with the two-degree target, nor even with a 1.5-degree target. Since the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) was published in 2007, new research results into climate effects have been published. In this report we have focused on sea-level Last updated: Apr 23, 2014