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Marine Climate Research Department
Professor Alexander Polonsky- Head of Marine Climatic Research Department
Scientists - 5; Engineers - 4; Technician - 2
In connection with the growing interest to the regional
manifestations of global climatic changes in the ocean-atmosphere
system and due to active participation of a group of scientists of
the department of oceanography in academic, national and
international climatic programs, in December, 2005 the Scientific
Council of MHI NASU proposed to organize a new structural unit in
the institute whose primary objective consisted in research of the
ocean climate.
The Department of Marine Climatic Research was organized on
February 1, 2006. The department staff included both the scientists
with abundant experience in climatic studies and young perspective
specialists.
Basic scientific directions
large-scale
features and variability of thermohaline fields and circulation of
the Atlantic ocean waters in connection with global processes in the
ocean-atmosphere system;
physical processes
in the World ocean important for climate (such as meridional heat
transport and thermohaline anomalies in the ocean upper layer);
revealing of
interaction between large-scale processes in the ocean-atmosphere
system (such as North Atlantic Oscillation, El-Nino - South
Oscillation).
Projects
“International fundamental researches of coastal and shelf
of Azov - Black Sea basin" (code “Ecoshelf")
“Fundamental and applied physical-climatic researches of
marine environment and the ocean-atmosphere climatic system"
(code “Climate")
“Research of geophysical and biogeochemical processes determining
sustainable state and assimilation capacity of large Black Sea
ecosystem aimed at management and creation of methodology of
estimation of marine environment quality" (code “Sustainable
ecosystem")
Searching Theme “Research of optimal integration processes
providing ecologically safe development of the coastal regions of
Ukraine " (code “Integration")
Publication
Polonsky O.B., Baev S.A., Diakite A. On the response of the
ocean upper layer to synoptic variability of the atmosphere.
Dynamics of Atmospheres and Oceans, v.16, No.3/4, 1992, p.225-248.
Polonsky O.B., Nikolaenko E.G., Konate S., Camara T. A
Study of the Equatorial Atlantic Currents using Historical
Moored data. Deutsche Hydrographische Zcitschrift, v.45, No.4, 1993,
p.219-243.
Polonsky O.B., Yu.V.Artamonov. North equatorial
countercurrent in the Tropical Atlantic. Multi Jet structure and
seasonal variability. Deutsche Hydrographische Zeit. German Journal
of Hydrography, v. 49, N4, 1997, p.476-494
A.B. Polonsky, D. Basharin, E. Voskresenskaya.
Low-frequency variability of the coupled ocean-atmosphere system:
global and regional aspects. Proceedings of the Intern. Confer. on
Climate Change and Variability (Tokyo, Japan Sept.13-17 1999). Ed.
by T. Mikami. Commission on Climatology IGU. Tokio, 2000,
pp.231-238.
Polonsky A., E.Semiletova North Atlantic oscillation
and ocean variability. Geophysical Research Abstracts, 2001.
Polonsky A., D.Basharin North Atlantic oscillation,
southern oscillation and climate\ weather variability in the
Mediterranean and European regions. Geophysical Research Abstracts,
2001.
Polonsky A.,G.Dzhiganshin Three modes of the North
Atlantic oscillation. Geophysical Research Abstracts, 2002.
Polonsky A.,D.Basharin, E.Voskresenskaya North
Atlantic, Southern oscillations and associated European/
Mediterranean climate variability. Geophysical Research Abstracts,
2003.
Polonsky A., E.Voskresenskaya, D.Basharin Coupled
Ocean- atmosphere system and its impacts on European climate. In
book: Climate in transition. Washington, DC Minuteman Press, 2003
p.15-27.
Polonsky A., E.Voskresenskaya ENSO-induced climate variability over
Europe. Studia Geograficzne 75 Acta Univer. Wratislaviensis, N2542,
Wroctaw, 2003, c.87-97.
A. Polonsky, D.Basharin, E.Voskresenskaya, S.Worley,
A.Yurovsky. Relationship between North Atlantic Oscillation,
Euro-Asian climate anomalies and Pacific variability. Pacific
Oceanography, 2004, Vol.2, N1-2 pp.52-66
For further information please contact:
Marine Climatic Research Department
Marine Hydrophysical Institute,
2, Kapitanskaya St., Sevastopol, 99011, Ukraine
Phone: 380-692-540452
E-mail:
omki@alpha.mhi.iuf.net
apol@alpha.mhi.iuf.net
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