BCCR/GFI Seminar: Unforced Southern Ocean deep convection as a driver of millennial-scale Antarctic warming
TUESDAY at 13.15, Joel Pedro (NBI, København Universitet) will present ""Unforced Southern Ocean deep convection as a driver of
millennial-scale Antarctic warming". Joel is a guest of Kerim/Camille.
Fossilfri by i 2050. Hvordan?
I 2050 skal det ikke brukes olje, kull eller gass til transport eller oppvarming av bygg i Bergen. Det er målet i Bergen kommunes grønne strategi som er ute på høring. Men hvordan skal Bergen bli en fossilfri by? I samarbeid med Klimaforum inviterer vi til frokostmøte. Klimaforum er eit samarbeid mellom Bergen Næringsråd, Bergen kommune og Bjerknessenteret. Møtet er gratis for alle
Les merNERSC Seminar: Combining oil- and larve-drift simulations - results from the SeaMan project
Speaker: Annette Samuelsen
Affiliation: NERSC
Abstract will follow
International Quaternary Webinar: The World's Only Active Drumlin Field: Múlajökull, Iceland
After the Thanksgiving break we are back on track with the International Quaternary Webinar:
Who: Dr. Mark Johnson, Institution: University of Gothenburg
What: The World's Only Active Drumlin Field: Múlajökull, Iceland
When: 15:00 the 2 of December
Where: Pal.Strat.Salen, 2 floor, Department of Earth science
For remote access:
Subject: Dec. 2nd International Quaternary Webinar
Date: 12/2/2015, Meeting ID 31349782, Meeting URL: https://www.fuzemeeting.com/fuze/9b328a17/31349782
Hope to see many of you there!
BCCR/GFI Seminar: "The Norwegian Young Sea Ice Cruise (N-ICE 2015)- Overview and some results"
On Monday (7/12), we have a BCCR/GFI seminar at 11.15 in Foredragssalen by Harald Steen (project leader of N-ICE 2015): "The Norwegian Young Sea Ice Cruise (N-ICE 2015)- Overview and some results". Harald is a guest of Lars Henrik
COP21: Quest for Global Sustainability
During COP21 in Paris, the Bjerknes Centre will together with UNESCO, Global Justice Program at Yale University and Comparative Research Programme on Poverty at UiB, organise an event on December 7th. The event takes place at the UNESCO pavilion at COP21 and the UNESCO headquarters. The main objective is to present and discuss our obligations to reduce climate changes, especially by focusing on the newly adopted Oslo principles.
Les merInternational Quaternary Webinar: Carl Regnell - ELA reconstructions of Holocene moraines in northern Sweden
Who: Carl Regnell, University of Gothenburg
What: ELA reconstructions of Holocene moraines in northern Sweden
When: Wednesday the 9 of December, at 15:00
Where: Pal.Strat.Salen, 2 floor Department of Earth science
For remote access:
Meeting ID: 31418382
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BCCR/GFI Seminar: Calculating the world for 100 years - A science history project about GFI
On Monday (14/12), we have a BCCR/GFI seminar at 11.15 by PhD Gunnar Ellingsen (AHKR, UiB): Calculating the world for 100 years - A science history project about GFI. Gunnar is a guest of Nils Gunnar. The seminar will take place in the Auditorium.
Debrief Cop21: Did the Climate Conference in Paris meet the expectations?
Tore Furevik, Director of the Bjerknes Centre and professor of physical
oceanography at the Geophysical Institute, University of Bergen, has
attended the Climate Conference in Paris this December. Has the conference
met the expectations of the researchers on the climate field?
Nersc seminar: Nansen-Cloud
Speakers: Morten W. Hansen, Anton Korosov.
We introduce a concept called a Scientific Platform as a Service (SPaaS) to aid the management and synergistic use of EO data within the Nansen Group of research centers in Norway, Russia, China, Bangladesh, India, and South Africa. We present a prototype implementation of the SPaaS (the Nansen-Cloud), which handles data from satellite remote sensing but also in-situ and model data. The Nansen-Cloud can be understood as an advanced cloud client providing the integration of scientific tools, algorithms, data stored at various locations, and various data catalogs, via an application programming interface (API). This should allow users to work on their local desktops, using local CPU with integration to cloud systems to analyze the EO data using, e.g., Nansat. In this manner, the SPaaS will allow the users to focus on the scientific research without bothering where the data is stored or its format, nor the maintenance of the infrastructure or the software.
Paleoseminar: Late Pleistocene history of the West Siberian Arctic. The main sedimentary formations and their implication for reconstructing the ice sheet history.
Who: Dr. Dmitry Nazarov, Saint Petersburg State University,Institute of Earth Science. Title: Late Pleistocene history of the West Siberian Arctic. The main sedimentary formations and their implication for reconstructing the ice sheet history.