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ACQWA - Assessing Climatic Change and Impacts on the Quantitiyan Quality of Water

Project Leader
Kromp-Kolb Helga, BOKU Project Leader
Contact person:
Formayer Herbert
Duration:
01.09.2008-30.09.2013
Programme:
FP7 - Cooperation - Environment including Global Change (ENV)
EU-Project Instruments
Integrated Project (IP)
Type of Research
Basic Research
Project partners
University of Geneva, 7, Chemin de Drize, 1205 Genf, Switzerland.
Contact person: Dr. Martin Beniston;
Function of the Project Partner: Partner
Staff
Formayer Herbert, Project Staff
Käfer Judith, Project Staff (bis 30.06.2010)
Awan Nauman Khurshid, Project Staff (bis 30.06.2016)
BOKU Research Units
Institute of Meteorology and Climatology
Funded by
Commission of the European Communities, Rue de la Loi, Brussels, European Union
Abstract

The aim of WP3.1.2 is to investigate the role of Mediterranean cyclones in alpine hydrology, under the
assumption that current RCMs are capable of reproducing these events. Available RCM runs, forced
by ERA40, will be compared with observations on daily time scale. If the evaluation results prove to
be satisfactory, the climate change signal concerning all aspects of Mediterranean cyclones will
be quantified, using objective analysis tools that will be developed within this project.

Keywords
climatology; meteorology; hydrology;
Alps; Hydrology; Climate Change;
Publications

Formayer H.; Awan N.; Leidinger D. (2013): "Cut of Lows" unf ihre Relevanz bezüglich Starkniederschläge im Alpenraum.
[5. Österreichischer MeteorologInnentag 2013, Feldkirch, Austria, 07.11.2013 - 08.11.2013]

In: Österreichische Meteorologische Gesellschaft, Österreichische Meteorologische Gesellschaft

Formayer, H; AWAN, N. K. (2012): Development of new methods to assess heavy precipitation events in the Alps, (ACQWA Final Report).

Finanziert von: Finanziert von: EU/FP7 ACQWA Project, FP7 No. 212250, 10 FullText

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