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Taking a closer look at our oceans
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Fresh business ideas on climate change
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Climate Adaptation Begins in the Mind
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The Hamburg Code for global warming
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International Summer School: Experiencing climate research firsthand
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Stressed street trees: Lindens, oaks, or maples facing premature death in the future
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OceanRAIN project collects unique data on precipitation over the world’s oceans
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35 years of marine conservation: the lack of a strategy increases the need for protected areas
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Hamburg-based “agents” in the service of climate research. Agent-based modeling allows researchers to simulate human behavior.
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Is there a specific Hamburg approach to climate science?
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Der Hamburg-Tornado vom 7. Juni 2016 – Vorhersage wäre möglich gewesen
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Climate pros “made in Hamburg”: 10 years of SICSS Graduate School
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The North Sea takes up twice as much CO2 along its coasts as previously thought
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Possible for the first time: reliable three-month forecasts for European winters
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New insights into mysterious ice clouds
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IPCC appoints new authors: scientists from Hamburg assume important functions for sixth IPCC report
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Thawing permafrost produces more methane than expected
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The climate-conscious farmer
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How cities shape the weather
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Enhanced weathering of rocks can help to suck CO₂ out of the air – a little
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Zwei Preise und ein Exzellenzantrag – Jahresempfang von CEN und CliSAP
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Pandora: Hope for Europe’s fish – and fishers
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The energy transition: When maize fields become a bone of contention
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Der Wert der Statistik für die Klimaforschung
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One Year of Climate Change on Twitter – One Year of Trump Arousing Attention?
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Köppen Prize 2017: Dr. Christopher Hedemann
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Online learning for climate studies
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The North Sea – portrayed by 300,000 data sets
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How do mangroves protect our climate?
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Global climate change conferences: sending an important signal
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„Research in Germany“: CEN und CliSAP präsentieren Forschung in den USA
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"COP23 erzielt wichtige Fortschritte" - Interview mit Janpeter Schilling
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Plankton from 1920 – reviving tiny algae from their long slumber
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Inselstaaten können auch etwas gegen die Effekte des Klimawandels tun. Interview mit Beate Ratter
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Klima stabilisieren, Deutschland modernisieren
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Fokus auf Klima und Erde: Das war unsere Nacht des Wissens
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Welche Rolle spielen Emotionen im Journalismus? Interview mit Irene Neverla
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Night of the Sciences Hamburg (german)
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Betonwand am Traumstrand
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Abkommen zur langfristigen Finanzierung des Klimarechners am DKRZ unterzeichnet
Latest CliSAP Publications
- Yang, L., Scheffran, J., Hoffmann, P., Rühe, S., Fischereit, J., & Gasser, I. (2018). An Agent-Based Modeling Framework for Simulating Human Exposure to Environmental Stresses in Urban Areas. Urban Science, 2(36), 1-21. doi:10.3390/urbansci2020036.
PDF - Borchert, L., Müller, W. A., & Baehr, J. (2018). Atlantic Ocean heat transport influences interannual-to-decadal surface temperature predictability in the North Atlantic region. Journal of Climate, 31, 6763-6782. doi:10.1175/JCLI-D-17-0734.1.
- Burgdorf, M., Hans, I., Prange, M., Lang, T., & Buehler, S. A. (2018). Inter-channel uniformity of a microwave sounder in space. Atmospheric Measurement Techniques, 11, 4005-4014. doi:10.5194/amt-11-4005-2018.
PDF - Klepp, C., Michel, S., Protat, A., Burdanowitz, J., Albern, N., Kähnert, M., Dahl, A., Louf, V., Bakan, S., & Buehler, S. A. (2018). OceanRAIN, a new in-situ shipboard global ocean surface-reference dataset of all water cycle components. Scientific Data, 5: 180122. doi:10.1038/sdata.2018.122.
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