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   17.03.2017

   „Der Früh­ling kommt be­stimmt“: Ingo Lange im In­ter­view

   Das Me­teo­ro­lo­gi­sche In­sti­tut er­forscht das Klima und Wet­ter und sam­melt mit Hilfe von Wet­ter­sta­tio­nen und einem ei­ge­nen Wet­ter­mast nicht nur jede Menge ak­tu­el­le Wet­ter­da­ten, son­dern stellt diese auch on­line in Echt­zeit zur Ver­fü­gung – etwa die Wol­ken­be­we­gung der...

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   26.03.2015

   Prof. Heinke Schlünzen receives Honorary Plaque of The Association of German Engineers

   Urban climate researcher Heinke Schlünzen was awarded the Honorary Plaque of The Association of German Engineers (Verein Deutscher Ingenieure, VDI) in recognition of her outstanding research achievements in environmental meteorology and her committed volunteer work. The meteorologist and climate...

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   19.03.2015

   Wetternetz Uni Hamburg

   Current data from local measurement sites in and around Hamburg is now presented on the new website "Wetternetz Uni Hamburg".

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   18.12.2014

   CliSAP Workshop: Urban Climate Vulnerability

   Is urban vulnerability to climate phenomena measurable? If so, how? These questions were the focus of CliSAP’s workshop “Urban climate vulnerability.” The event, held at the end of November, was organized for colleagues from Germany and Italy by Prof. Jürgen Oßenbrügge and Dr. Benjamin Bechtel.

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   20.08.2014

   Hamburg-based Researchers Develop Concept for “Healthy Cities” in an Era of Global Change

   We’re living in the “century of the city”: more than half of the world’s populace now live in cities, and that number is growing. But cities not only offer appealing places to live; they can also harbor risks. In the future, climate change could make extreme weather events more frequent, endangering...