Earth Sciences

Before a master student arrives, a master project should be written describing the general objectives, scientific questions, tools to be used during the project. A workplan should also be prepared describing the documentation to be read, the exact analyses to be performed, i.e. step by step instructions for the master student.

Advisors: Louis-Philippe Caron & Simon Wild
Title: Change in Tropical Cyclone Integrated Kinetic Energy between Present and Future Climate in the CNRM Climate Model
Duration: October 2019 - May 2020
Final report: philip_kreussler_masters_thesis.pdf

Advisors: Juan Acosta, Pablo Ortega, Markus Donat & Simon Wild
Title: Understanding the link between the extreme weather conditions in central Europe in spring 2018 and a preceding record-breaking sea ice reduction in the Bering sea.
Duration: March 2019 - January 2020
Final report: ferran_master_thesis.pdf

Advisors: Mario Acosta & Oriol Jorba
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Advisors: Martina Klose & Carlos Pérez
Title: Relationship between modeled dust emission and dust optical depth – magnitude and frequency of occurrence
Duration: 15/October 2018 - 8/July 2019
Final report: Estimating wind erosion threshold based on dust optical depth data

Advisor: Mario C. Acosta
Co-advisor: Francisco J. Doblas-Reyes
Tutor: Daniel Jiménez-González
Title: Improving the throughput of an atmospheric model using an asynchronous parallel I/O server
Duration: September 2017 - April 2018
Final report: Improving the throughput of an atmospheric model using an asynchronous parallel I/O server

Advisor: Chloé Prodhomme
Co-advisor: Eleftheria Exarchou
Title: A comprehensive skill assessment for precipitation and temperature over Europe
Duration: 11/April-30/June 2016
Final report: Skill Assessment of Seasonal Temperature and Precipitation Forecast over Europe

Advisor: Javier García-Serrano
Co-advisor: Martin Ménégoz
Title: On the connection between Arctic sea ice and Eurasian snow in relation to the winter NAO
Duration: 15/March-31/July 2016
Final report: On the observed connection between Arctic sea ice and Eurasian snow in relation to the winter NAO