Seminar Ocean, Ice and Atmosphere (SS2022)

No.	Date	Speaker	Topic	Host
1	19.04.22	-	Preliminary Discussion
2	26.04.22	Christian Melsheimer	Remote Sensing of Multiyear Sea Ice in the Antarctic	Gunnar Spreen
3	03.05.22	Dagmar Kubistin (DWD)	ICOS atmospheric network Germany for long term monitoring of greenhouse gases	Thorsten Warnke / Heinrich Bovensmann
4	10.05.22	Philip Rostosky	Ground-based microwave radiometer observations during MOSAiC – How can they help to improve satellite-based sea ice products?	Gunnar Spreen
5	17.05.22	Midhun George	Airborne Measurement and Interpretation of Peroxy Radical Concentrations with a Focus on the Oxidation Mechanisms in the Asian Free Troposphere	John P. Burrows
6	24.05.22	Felix Linhardt (Uni Kiel)	Melt pond water depth - a hyperspectral retrieval approach	Gunnar Spreen
7	31.05.22	Ulrike Niemeier (MPI)	Climate engineering: May we cure the symptoms of a changing climate?	Alexei Rozanov
8	07.06.22	Qiang Wang	Understanding the Arctic Ocean in change using model simulations	Mihalis Vrekoussis
9	14.06.22	Hans Burchard (IOW Warnemünde)	The Dynamics of Subglacial Melt Water Plumes	Monika Rhein
10	21.06.22	Johanna Baehr (Uni Hamburg)	Seasonal-to-decadal climate predictions: Why sometimes less is more	Monika Rhein
11	28.06.22	Arne Biastoch (GEOMAR, Kiel)	Variability and trends of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation in a series of eddy-rich ocean model hindcasts	Monika Rhein
12	05.07.22	Stefanie Arndt	The evolution of an ice regime drifting through the Weddell Sea, Antarctica	Philip Rostosky
13	12.07.22	Jakob Borchardt	Advancing airborne remote sensing of CO2 and CH4 emissions from point sources	Heinrich Bovensmann
14	19.07.22	Twishashish Roy (Master)	A Comparative study of Solar Spectral Irradiance datasets using the Principal Component Analysis method	Mark Weber