Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute

SMHI

SwedenResearch institute

SMHI, the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, is an expert authority with a global outlook and a vital mission to forecast changes in weather, water and climate. With a scientific foundation, we use knowledge, research and services to contribute to a more sustainable society. Every hour of every day, all year round.

https://www.smhi.se/en/
Norrköping, Sweden

Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute & JPI Climate

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Projects

DIRT-X

Evaluating sediment Delivery Impacts on Reservoirs in changing climaTe and society across scales and sectors

Climate science

AQUACLEW

Advancing Quality of Climate Services for European Water

Climate services

CoCliMe

Co-development of Climate services for adaptation to changing Marine Ecosystems

Climate services

InterDec

The potential of seasonal-to-decadal-scale inter-regional linkages to advance climate predictions

Climate science

Documents

Article in journal
Summertime precipitation extremes in a EURO-CORDEX 0.11° ensemble at an hourly resolution.
Article in journal
A comparison of hydrological climate services at different scales by users and scientists.
Article in journal
How the performance of hydrological models relates to credibility of projections under climate change.
Article in journal
Climate change: Sources of uncertainty in precipitation and temperature projections for Denmark.
Article in journal
An information theory approach to identifying a representative subset of hydro-climatic simulations for impact modeling studies.
Article in journal
Evolving Climate Services into Knowledge–Action Systems.

Programmes

Call 2015

Call for Climate Services Collaborative Research action on Climate Predictability and Inter-regional Linkages

Climate Services aim at providing more reliable climate information for the near future (months to decades) relevant for local and regional users. Within this broad context, variability of polar and tropical systems affects a large proportion of the world population. This call with the Belmont Forum aimed to contribute to the overall challenge of developing climate services with a focus on inter-regional linkages role in climate variability and predictability. Eight multi-national projects have been selected for funding through this call.

ERA4CS

European Research Area for Climate Services

ERA-NET Cofund for Climate Services - This ERA-NET Consortium has been designed to boost the development of efficient Climate Services in Europe, by supporting research for developing better tools, methods and standards on how to produce, transfer, communicate and use reliable climate information to cope with current and future climate variability.

ERA4CS

European Research Area for Climate Services

AXIS

Assessment of Cross(X) - sectoral climate Impacts and pathways for Sustainable transformation

The ERA-NET Consortium AXIS (Assessment of Cross(X) - sectoral climate Impacts and pathways for Sustainable transformation) aims to promote cross-boundary, cross-community research with the overall goal to improve coherence, integration and robustness of climate impact research and connect it to societal needs. To this effect, AXIS aims to overcome boundaries between science communities through inter- or transdisciplinary research projects.

Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute & JPI Climate

3

4

6

Projects

DIRT-X

AQUACLEW

CoCliMe

InterDec

Documents

Programmes

Call 2015

Call for Climate Services Collaborative Research action on Climate Predictability and Inter-regional Linkages

ERA4CS

European Research Area for Climate Services

ERA4CS

European Research Area for Climate Services

AXIS

Assessment of Cross(X) - sectoral climate Impacts and pathways for Sustainable transformation

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