Martin Aregger

PhD Student

Klimafolgen

E-Mail
martin.aregger@unibe.ch
Büro
408
Postadresse
Universität Bern
Geographisches Institut
Klimafolgen
Hallerstrasse 12
CH-3012 Bern

I work in collaboration with the radar division of MeteoSwiss. Further, my work is part of the Synergia Project scClim (Seamless coupling of kilometre-resolution weather predictions and climate simulations with hail impact assessments for multiple sectors) funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Within scClim, I use radar-based hail observations in combination with crowdsourced hail reports and hail-sensor measurements to validate the hail forecasting ability of the used numerical weather prediction models.

Currently, I am investigating the hail nowcasting potential of Differential Reflectivity columns. In the near future, I will further look into the potential of using machine-learning-based techniques on polarimetric radar data for the detection of hail.

My research focus is on improving the radar-based detection and sizing of hail in Switzerland. I am using dual-polarimetric radar data from the C-band weather radar network operated by MeteoSwiss to investigate multiple approaches for indirect hail detection and sizing.

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2023

Aichinger-Rosenberger, Matthias; Aregger, Martin; Kopp, Jérôme Jean; Soja, Benedikt (18 November 2023). Detection of convective storm signatures in GNSS-SNR. Two case studies from the summer of 2021 in Switzerland (Unpublished). In: Swiss Geoscience Meeting. Mendrisio (TI). 18.11.2023.

Aichinger‐Rosenberger, Matthias; Aregger, Martin; Kopp, Jerome; Soja, Benedikt (2023). Detecting Signatures of Convective Storm Events in GNSS‐SNR: Two Case Studies From Summer 2021 in Switzerland. Geophysical Research Letters, 50(21) American Geophysical Union 10.1029/2023GL104916