Cyclones, Storm Tracks and Precipitation Over the Globe, and Their Sensitivity to Climate Change

Grant number: DP110101388 | Funding period: 2011 - 2015

Completed

Abstract

The project will explore in detail the intimate connection across the globe between storms, storm tracks and precipitation and the changes in these key aspects of weather and climate. Expected outcomes are an improved understanding of trends and outlooks for southern Australian and European weather and precipitation.

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The antarctic circumpolar wave: Its presence and interdecadal changes during the last 142 years

D Cerrone, G Fusco, Y Cotroneo, I Simmonds, G Budillon

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The Southern Ocean (SO) is the region of the World Ocean bordering on Antarctica over which significant exchanges between the atmo..

Seasonal aspects of an objective climatology of anticyclones affecting the mediterranean

M Hatzaki, HA Flocas, I Simmonds, J Kouroutzoglou, K Keay, I Rudeva

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An objective climatology of anticyclones over the greater Mediterranean region is presented based on the Interim ECMWF Re-Analysis..

The sensitivity of characteristics of cyclone activity to identification procedures in tracking algorithms

I Rudeva, SK Gulev, I Simmonds, N Tilinina

2014-01-01

The IMILAST project (‘Intercomparison of Mid-Latitude Storm Diagnostics’) was set up to compare low-level cyclone climatologies de..

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