Arctic Centre at Umeå University introduces Audrey Schillings, who will present her co-authored chapter in the SESS report. She will discuss their findings on the temperature’s variations from different altitudes over the last 40 years in Svalbard and some interesting seasonal asymmetry.
Audrey Schillings is a Postdoctoral fellow at Department of Physics at Umeå University, and last year, she and her colleagues submitted a short proposal to write a chapter in the annual State of Environment Science in Svalbard (SESS) report. They got funded and conducted research on the long-term trends and seasonal asymmetries in temperatures from the ground level to space on Svalbard. They also looked at a possible correlation with the solar cycle. Finally, they combined data from meteorological stations, satellites, stratospheric balloons, and radars.
You can read the chapter, or the whole SESS report through this link: SESS Report 2022
11:30 Lunch Sandwich
12:00 Welcome
12:05 Presentation
12:25 Discussion with the researcher (by discussion leader)
12:35 Discussion with the audience
12:50 Questions and ending
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