We look for the answers to these questions by going on research expeditions to the North Pole, using observations from other locations and by using satellites, rockets and ground based instruments to make measurements. The collected data are processed with machine learning and computer modeling.
Research subject Meteorology and atmospheric science
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Courses and programmes
A selection of courses that relate to meteorology and atmospheric science
Oceanography, Introductory Course (7.5 credits, MO1002)
Global Climate System (15 credits, MO7003)
Statistical methods for climate science (7.5 credits, MO7019)
Practical Meteorology (15 credits, MO8003)
Modelling of Large-Scale Circulation in Atmosphere and Ocean (7.5 credits, MO8004)
Numerical Weather Forecast Models (7.5 credits, MO8006)
Numerical Methods in Atmospheric Sciences and Oceanography (7.5 credits, MO8007)
Turbulent Boundary Layers in the Atmosphere and Ocean (7.5 credits, MO8010)
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Interdepartmental and international collaboration is a key factor for research. Researchers at the Department of Meteorology, the Bolin Centre for Climate Reseach and the Baltic Sea Centre collaborate with SMHI, KTH The Royal Institute of Technology and other Swedish and international universities and organisations.
The Department of Meteorology also administrates The International Meteorological Institute in Stockholm which works towards increasing the exchange and collaboration between scientists in different countries.