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New research from MERGE
This is an RSS-feed with some of the new research published by MERGE-members.
The representation of climate impacts in the FRIDAv2.1 Integrated Assessment Model
The representation of climate impacts in the FRIDAv2.1 Integrated Assessment ModelWells, C. D., Blanz, B., Ramme, L., Br...Pollen methods and studies | Surface Samples and Trapping
Pollen methods and studies | Surface Samples and TrappingPoska, A. & Hicks, S., 2024 Jan 1, Encyclopedia of Quaternary S...Soil Microbial Communities Adjust Thermal Traits and Carbon Allocation in Response to Climate Manipulations in Subtropical Forest and Cropland
Soil Microbial Communities Adjust Thermal Traits and Carbon Allocation in Response to Climate Manipulations in Subtropic...Effective science communication in the face of water crises: a community perspective on challenges and best practice in HELPING
Effective science communication in the face of water crises: a community perspective on challenges and best practice in ...Identifying phase-specific environmental drivers of drought-induced vegetation dynamics via spectral Proxies
Identifying phase-specific environmental drivers of drought-induced vegetation dynamics via spectral ProxiesArampola, N....Research from LPJ-GUESS
LPJ-GUESS (Lund-Potsdam-Jena General Ecosystem Simulator), is a dynamic global vegetation model renowned for its process- and individual-based approach. It is utilised and developed by many members of MERGE. This is an RSS-feed with some of the latest research output from LPJ-GUESS.
Research from EC Earth
EC-Earth is a European community Earth System Model utilised and developed by many members of MERGE. This is an RSS-feed with some of the latest research output from EC-Earth
Mini Documentary - Climate Modeling and Forests
How do forests shape the climate — and how does a changing climate reshape our forests? What can science reveal about the forests of tomorrow? This mini documentary dives into the world of climate modeling and forest ecosystems, featuring Moa Sporre and David Wårlind, both climate scientists and members of MERGE.
The climate models behind the IPCC reports
Climate change is here and will continue for a long time to come, even if we succeed in reducing our emissions in accordance with the Paris Agreement. But how can we know how the climate will change and what consequences this will have? What research actually lies behind the comprehensive reports produced by the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)?
In this lecture, Paul Miller, MERGE PI and climate researcher at Lund University and expert in climate modelling, will talk about how different scenarios for our future climate are developed.
Lecture held in Swedish.