Exploring the transformative potential of climate services
In the research project “Exploring the Transformative Potential of Climate Services,” SMHI researchers will collaborate with a group of researchers from Tema M - Environmental Change and Media and Information Technology at Linköping University to address the future of climate services.
SMHI will contribute with expertise in climate modeling and climate data, as well as with the experience in operating a climate scenario service.
The researchers will focus primarily on climate services for agriculture, urban planning, and the energy sector. They will draw on insights from communication research, visualization research, and climate modeling. The project has received funding from the Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation and will run for five years.
Read more about the project on the foundation's website (/mmw.wallenberg.org).
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Read more about the project on Linköping university's website (liu.se). External link.
About the project
Role of SMHI
SMHI is collaborating with researchers from Linköping University. Gustav Strandberg, Erik Kjellström Ralf Döscher and Jorge H. Amorim from SMHI are participating in the project.
Project partners
Linköping University and SMHI
Funding
Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation
Timeline
2025 to 2030