POLARPREDICTION

It is emphasized that the expected benefits go beyond the time scales (hours to seasonal) and regions (Arctic and Antarctic) considered in the proposed research project. Anticipated improvements in the representation of key polar processes in (coupled) models such as stable boundary layers and sea ice dynamics are expected to reduce systematic errors in climate model integrations and, hence, help narrow uncertainties of regional climate change projections. Furthermore, improved environmental predictions in the polar regions will lead to more precise predictions for non-polar regions due to the existence of global connectivities. To exploit the full potential of this truly "seamless" area of research, it will be mandatory to maintain and develop close ties with the climate research community and that part of the weather prediction community which has traditionally focussed on the non-polar regions... POLAR PREDICTION PROJECT: The Polar Prediction Project (PPP) was a 10-year (2013-2022)..

VAT numbers: DE 114707273

Primary location: Bremerhaven Germany