Cosa
La summer school sul tema “Eventi estremi in un clima che cambia” (titolo originale: “Severe weather in a changing climate“) è arrivata alla sua decima edizione.
Organizzata da CNR ISAC, dall’Università Politecnica delle Marche e dall’Università di Genova, la summer school si propone di (citando dalla documentazione ufficiale)
“provide an intensive and comprehensive review of the current knowledge on some hot topics in severe weather, ranging from observations to predictions. This year the focus will be on subjects of growing interest in the research and operational community, such as atmospheric rivers and downbursts, analysed in a changing climate context. The school is primarily addressed to PhD, Master students in atmospheric sciences and post-doc researchers and operational forecasters from regional and national meteorological agencies.“
e prevede le seguenti lectures:
- Atmospheric rivers (Marty Ralph, University of California San Diego – Scripps Institution of Oceanography)
- Downbursts and thunderstorm gust fronts (Diordje Romanic, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, McGill University, Montreal, Canada)
- Experimental simulation of downbursts and their impact on structures (Amal Elawady, Florida International University, Miami, USA)
- Predicting Extreme Weather Events (Luca Delle Monache, University of California San Diego – Scripps Institution of Oceanography)
- Remote Sensing and Severe Weather (Leo Pio D’Adderio, CNR/ISAC, Roma, Italy)
Dove
Hotel Orsa Maggiore, Castro Marina (LE)
Quando
30 Giugno – 4 Luglio 2025
Come partecipare
Le modalità di partecipazione, e ulteriori informazioni sulla Summer School, si possono trovare seguendo questo link.