Colloquium in Climatology, Climate Impact and Remote Sensing

September 6: Gwendal Rivière (ENS Paris)

• Storm tracks during the last glacial maximum

October 3: Antoine Pommerol (University of Bern)

• Optical remote-sensing on Mars: what can we learn about the past and current Martian climate?

October 10: Susan Thieme (University of Bern)

• "I want to study abroad": educational consultants as gatekeepers to student mobility in Nepal

October 17: Stefan Brönnimann (University of Bern)

• Paleoreanalysis - how to reconstruct global 3D climate

October 24: Simona Boscani Leoni (University of Bern)

• Wissen im Netz: Die ersten meteorologischen Messungen in der Schweiz

October 31: Gian Lieberherr (University of Bern)

• A 35-years dataset of surface water temperature from European lakes, derived from the AVHRR sensor

November 7: Raphaël de Fondeville (EPFL)

• A stochastic weather generator of extreme wind storms in Europe

November 14: Stefan Wunderle (University of Bern)

• ESA Climate Change Initiative - towards a global snow cover time series

November 21: Michiko Hama (MeteoSwiss)

• The National Centre for Climate Services NCCS

November 28: Alexander Damm (University of Zurich)

• Measuring the faint glow of plants: Implications to advance water cycle research

December 5: Yannick Barton (University of Bern)

• A method for real-time temporal disaggregation of blended radar-raingauge precipitation fields

December 12: Michael Zemp (University of Zurich)

• Glacier mass balances and their contributions to sea-level rise

December 19: Filippo Lechthaler (ETHZ)

• Using socio-economic vulnerability assessments to guide community-based adaptation to climate-change: an application to small-scale farming in the Peruvian highlands