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ROADMAP addresses:
• impacts of a changing ocean circulation on sea surface temperature (SST)
• future of western boundary currents and their extensions, such as the Gulfstream
• extratropical ocean-atmosphere interactions controlling jet streams, cyclones, blocking and their links to weather and climate extremes
• impacts of tropical SST anomalies (e.g. El Nino) on the extratropical atmospheric circulation
• role of the SST and Arctic sea ice for driving impact-relevant atmospheric extremes such as heat waves including compound weather extremes
• intensity and frequency of Mediterranean mesoscale cyclones (Medicanes)
• interactions between oceanic and atmospheric modes of variability
Results will be disseminated to the scientific, stakeholder and climate service community as well the general public.
Project leader
Project consortium
Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change
The Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium
The Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate
GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel
University of Bergen
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Dynamic Meteorology Laboratory
Max-Planck-Institut für Meteorologie
Maynooth University
Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center
Association for the Research and Development of Sciences
The consortium encompasses leading climate research institutions from seven European countries, including universities as well as institutions providing (national) meteorological and climate services. ROADMAP will continue a long-standing history of successful international collaboration between its partners.
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