Dynamical Meteorology and Climatology Unit
Outreach
26/04/2024: "You thought it was over? Here’s more on the 2023 Antarctic sea-ice extent record low", EGU Cryoblog post by David Docquier and Bianca Mezzina.
17/11/2023: "An exceptional year: What's up with Antarctic sea ice?", EGU Cryoblog post by David Docquier.
02/06/2023: "How over-consumption leads to reduced sea ice: Visualization through artwork", EGU Cryoblog post by David Docquier.
21/05/2023: In the framework of the Seas & Oceans exhibition organized by Talk CEC, David Docquier gave a presentation about his research and another shared presentation with the artist Zacharie Bodson about their collaboration on the links between climate changes in polar regions and over-consumption.
16/02/2023: "Sea ice - ocean interactions in the Arctic", Online presentation given by David Docquier in the framework of the European Marine Board Science Webinars.
09/12/2022: "For Dummies: How Arctic sea ice and the AMOC interact", EGU Cryoblog post by David Docquier.
24/10/2022: "Sea ice - ocean interactions in the Arctic", Online presentation given by David Docquier in the framework of the European Marine Board Navigating the Future VI workshop.
14/10/2022: "Did you know the differences between Arctic and Antarctic sea ice?", EGU Cryoblog post by Hayat Nasirova and David Docquier.
12/10/2022: Visit of RMI by young people (18-25 yrs old) from Service Citoyen. Presentations in FR about: a) the weather station given by Alex Dewalque, b) IPCC report and urban heat island by Rafiq Hamdi, and c) climate changes in polar regions by David Docquier.
18/09/2022: "Simple is good: How we understand climate using idealised models", EGU Blogs post by Anupama K Xavier, Oisin Hamilton, and Stépahne Vannitsem.
13/05/2022: "Ice-hot news: A cryo-summary of the new IPCC assessment report!", EGU Cryoblog post by Clara Burgard, David Docquier, Maria Scheel and Larissa van der Laan.
1/09/2021: "Het KMI ontwikkelt methode voor de verbetering van voorspellingen - L’IRM développe une méthode afin d’améliorer les prévisions", Newsletter KMI-IRM.
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