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Explores extreme events, emission metrics, and the Paris Agreement's goals, analyzing the impact of different metrics on temperature outcomes and the challenges in defining extreme events.
Explores the importance of climate change for snow scientists, covering definitions, effects of continentality and elevation, snow cover classification, and the state of the cryosphere.
Covers optimal adaptation and mitigation strategies, challenges of cost-benefit analysis, decision rules, and global efforts to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations.
Explores predicting climate change through linear response operators, focusing on the nonequilibrium nature of the climate system and the challenges of climate predictability.
Explores climate definitions, snow feedback mechanisms, past climate variations, and future projections on air temperature, precipitation, and sea level, emphasizing the impacts and adaptations required.
Discusses human responsibility in climate change, the scale of environmental migration, terminology shifts, and the complex relationship between climate change and migration.
Provides an overview of the upcoming revision of the Master SIE program for 2022-2023, covering changes in structure, specializations, and implementation.
