CAFE
CLIMATE ADVANCED FORECASTING OF SUB-SEASONAL EXTREMES
CAFE is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network, funded by theEuropean Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme
Climate extremes such as heat waves or tropical storms have huge social and economic impact. The forecasting of such extreme events at the sub-seasonal time scale (from 10 days to 3 months) is challenging. Since the atmosphere and the ocean are coupled systems of enormous complexity, in order to advance sub-seasonal predictability of extreme events, it is crucial to train a new kind of interdisciplinary top-level researchers, which is the objective of this Training Network.
Besides Training, Management and Dissemination, CAFE research is structured in three scientific Workpackages:
- Atmospheric and oceanic processes
- Extreme events
- Tools for predictability
Investigadors
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Emilio Hernández-García
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Cristóbal López
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Noemie Ehstand
Publicacions recents
Complex Systems Perspectives on Large-Scale Weather and Climate Variability Patterns
Ehstand, Noémie (supervisors E. Hernandez-Garcia, C. Lopez and R.V. Donner)PhD Thesis (2024)
Wave Breaking Events and their link to Rossby Wave Packets and Atmospheric Blockings during Southern Hemisphere Summer
Pérez-Fernández, Iago; Barreiro, Marcelo; Ehstand, Noémie; Hernández-García, Emilio; López, CristóbalJournal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres 129, e2022JD038380 (2024)
Network percolation provides early warnings of abrupt changes in coupled oscillatory systems: An explanatory analysis
Ehstand,Noémie; Donner,Reik V.; López,Cristóbal; Hernández-García, EmilioPhysical Review E 108, 054207 (2023)
Characteristic signatures of Northern Hemisphere blocking events in a Lagrangian flow network representation of the atmospheric circulation
Ehstand, Noémie; Donner, Reik; López, Cristóbal; Hernández-García, EmilioChaos 31, 093128 (1-10) (2021)