Media Print Media Spain and Portugal suffering driest climate for 1,200 years, research shows Expanding ‘Azores high’ driving ‘unprecedented’ changes in western Europe’s climate Creating synergy through art and science Winds of History: At the Providence Public Library, a huge trove of meticulously recorded whaling logbooks opens a window for climate-cha… Scientist evaluate the evidence for an intensifying Indian Ocean water cycle Project funded to digitize and mine weather data from whaling logbooks Study reconstructs ancient storms to predict changes in a cyclone hotspot Review Evaluates the Evidence for an Intensifying Indian Ocean Water Cycle Artists Team up with Scientists for Art Show Fossil coral from Indonesia were used to reconstruct Indian Ocean Dipole variability Studies investigate marine heatwaves, shifting ocean currents Indian Ocean Current: Six Artistic Narratives Habitat loss, climage change make for an uncertain cricket harvest in Uganda Indian Ocean dipole events, linked to bushfires and floods, are becoming stronger and more frequent, scientists say Centuries-old whaling logs yield clues for modern-day climate studies. « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next » Load More Multi-Media and Outreach Whaling log books from local voyages help researchers study climate change Green Seeker: Whaling and Weather Wind: Guiding Earth’s Future The log book of the whaling vessel Marcella out of New Bedford at the Providence Public Library, which owns one of the five largest colle… Extreme Weather | MIT Challenges from Nord Anglia Education: Sea Sleuths ft. Dr. Caroline Ummenhofer Maritime Historians and Scientists Collaborate to Better Understand Trends in Climate Science Indian Ocean Current: The Asian Monsoon The Indian Ocean as One of the Great Frontiers in Oceanography Oceanhackweek 2020: Project Presentation – Visualizing the shelfbreak front with OOI data Understanding how the Indian Ocean affects regional and global climate has come a long way Indian Ocean Dipole ABC News Australia Interview with Caroline Ummenhofer
