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Elin Lundstad

PhD Studentin

Klimatologie

Telefon: +41 31 684 85 24
E-Mail: elin.lundstad@unibe.ch
Büro: 505
Postadresse: Universität Bern
Geographisches Institut
Hallerstrasse 12
CH-3012 Bern

PhD-Projekt

Variability of weather and climate since 1700 from early instrumental observations

Reconstruction of past weather and climate over the North Atlantic European sector with early instrumental series with help of homogenization, documentary data and proxies. This thesis is conducted in the framework of the ERC project PALAEO-RA. The early instrumental series will be further used in this project to reconstruct global climate of the past centuries together with documentary data and proxies in an off-line data assimilation approach.

Forschungsschwerpunkt

• Historical Climatology

• Past weather and its relation to past climate over the past 500 years

• Early instrumental series, documentary data and proxies

• Homogenization

• Large-scale climate variability and change in a global scale

Lebenslauf

1993: Examen Philosophicum (Half-year Programme in Philosophy), University of Bergen, Norway

1993-1995: Two-year Programme in Psychology, Social anthropology and History, University of Bergen, Norway

1996-1997: Bachelor (BSc) in Physical Geography, University of Bergen, Norway

1999: Teacher Education Programme, 6th grade teacher M.A. degree, University of Oslo, Norway

2002-2004: Master of Science (Msc) in Geography, University of Bergen, Norway

2000-2005: Executive Officer, The Norwegian Meteorological Institute

2005-2008: Senior Executive Officer, The Norwegian Meteorological Institute

2008-2012: Hydrologist, Statkraft, Norway

2012-2019: Climate Researcher, The Norwegian Meteorological Institute

From 2019: PhD-Student, University of Bern

Publikationen

Lundstad, E., Andersen, A. S. H. 2018: Temperatur og nedbör I dagens og fremtidens klima. MET Report: https://www.met.no/publikasjoner/met-report/met-report-2018

Lundstad, E., Andersen, A. S. H., Förland, E. 2018: Klimarapport for Odda, Ullensvang og Jondal. Temperatur og nedbør i dagens og framtidens klima.NCCS report 2/2018. https://cms.met.no/site/2/klimaservicesenteret/rapporter-og-publikasjoner/_attachment/13607?_ts=1641d2576b5

Lundstad, E., Tveito, O.E. 2016: Homogenization of daily mean temperature in Norway. MET Report: https://www.met.no/publikasjoner/met-report/met-report-2016

Lundstad, E. 2016: Homogenization of daily precipitation in Norway. MET Report: https://www.met.no/publikasjoner/met-report/met-report-2016

Gjelten, H.M., Nordli, Ø., Grimenes, A.A., Lundstad, E. 2014 The Ås Temperature Series in Southern Norway–Homogeneity Testing And Climate Analysis. Bulletin of Geography – Physical Geography Series, No. 7 (7-26).

Lundstad, E. 2014: Klimaendringer i Norge – økt ekstremvær? “Climate change in Norway - increased extreme weather?” Vann 1 (2014).

Lundstad, E., Nordli, Ø., Miles, M. 2008: Reconstructing the palaeoclimate of Hamar, eastern Norway, for the period 1749 – 1835, from historical documentary records. Ad. Int. J. Clim (work in progress).

Nordli, Ø., Lundstad, E., Ogilvie, A. E. J., 2007. Gardsdagbok gjev klimahistorie.

Klima (NORKLIMA), 2007 (3): pp.32-34. http://www.cicero.uio.no/klima/07/3/klima07-03.pdf

Nordli, Ø., Lundstad, E., Ogilvie, A. E. J. 2006: A Late Winter-Early Spring

Temperature Reconstruction for Southeastern Norway from 1758 to 2006. Annals of Glaciology (46). 404-408.

Nordli, Ø., Lundstad, E. 2004: Norske klimatologiske langtidsseriar.

Registrering av ulike historiske standardar med tolkingar og omrekningar. Met.no report

Lundstad, E., 2004 Rekonstruksjon av klimaet på Hamar 1749 – 1835 basert på gårdsdagbøker.

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