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Artificial Intelligence for enhanced representation of processes and extremes in Earth System Models (AI4PEX) is a research project that will deliver enhanced knowledge on the Earth system by integrating Earth’s Observations, artificial Intelligence, and machine Learning into Earth system modelling …

The species diversity and the total cell numbers were low in the Skagerrak but higher in the Kattegat. Overall diatoms dominated at all stations and among the larger cells. Pseudo-nitzschia* was common at most stations. The smaller cells had a dominance of cryptomonads and Emiliania huxleyi. The …

During the cruise, which is part of the Swedish pelagic monitoring program, the Skagerrak, the Kattegat, the Sound and the Baltic Proper were visited.

The temperature in the surface water had decreased slightly since the last cruise and was now 8–12 °C. This is normal for the time of year except …

SMHI oceanographic research unit has been involved in the following national and international projects since approx. 2015.

During the cruise, which is part of the national marine monitoring programme of Sweden, oceanographic environmental monitoring was performed in the Skagerrak, the Kattegat, the Sound and the Baltic Proper.

The conditions in the sea areas around Sweden were largely influenced by the storm that …

In May 2022 SMHI co-organised the first ever The Swedish Climate Symposium. The symposium offered interesting sessions, opportunities to meet and a visit from HRH Crown Princess Victoria. In May 2024 it is time for a new symposium and now you can submit your abstract.

SMHI oceanographic research unit is involved in many national and international projects to develop and link ocean modeling and observations to core services and to fundamental research questions including historical reconstructions and climate change in the Baltic Sea, the North Sea and the Arctic …

Only two stations could be sampled along the Swedish west coast due to the hard wind and high waves. Both stations, Släggö in Skagerrak and Anholt in Kattegat, had quite high biodiversity with a dominance of diatoms. Among the diatoms the potentially toxic genus Pseudo-nitzschia* was common. The …

SMHI is participating in a Horizon Europe project called ASPECT, which aims to investigate and provide climate information for up to 30 years ahead, to facilitate decisions on climate adaptation in a number of sectors. The project involves collecting survey responses from across Europe.

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