Nadine Steiger

Physical oceanographer as part of @SO_CHIC_EU, excited about polar regions

[Geofysisk institutt @Geofysen]

New paper on dynamical downscaling of ENSO-induced oceanic anomalies off a Mexican peninsula: role of the air-sea heat flux, by scientists from @Geofysen @BjerknesBCCR @todoscicese @Nansensenteret

@climate_sfi @mohnfoundation @HorizonEU @FrontMarineSci
https://t.co/6RfUQBIX8E

[Edgar McGregor @edgarrmcgregor]

🧵Since it is becoming hard to track, here is a thread of the simply astounding weather records planet Earth has started shattering in recent weeks:

1. Dramatic flood events have begun striking various countries around the world simultaneously this week.
https://t.co/BLiyOyxHHp

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

The study came out of a cruise by @OceanSeaIceNPI in 2018 to Dronning Maud Land in the #SouthernOcean. I am so greatful I could join the cruise and get involved in the paper! 🙏

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

An excellent example of an interdisciplinary study led by @sebasti15137515. We are truely living in a connected system, where wind, upwelling, hydrothermal iron, krill, seabirds and whales all go linked together!
https://t.co/aec2YmJ80B

[Sebastien Moreau @sebasti15137515]

I'm very happy to see this story out! Looking at dense blooms in the eastern Weddell Gyre, Southern Ocean, from hydrothermal iron, to upwelling, phytoplankton, krill, seabirds and whales. A great collaborative effort!

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

Really nice short documentary about our research in Antarctica and why we are measuring the ocean underneath and close to the ice shelves.
By @norce and Svein Østerhus, who has already been on 15 expeditions to Antarctica! https://t.co/disNplOTDH

[Simon Gascoin @sgascoin]

#B22A is the largest iceberg in the Amundsen Sea, Antarctica (50 times Manhattan land area). It broke off from @ThwaitesGlacier's tongue and remained grounded for 20 years.. But now it's on the go (1/4).

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

Remember the deadline for #EGU23 abstracts tomorrow, 10 January 2023 at 13.00 CET!

We are excited to see your results in one of the two #SouthernOcean sessions:

https://t.co/TKuqFiNvE7
https://t.co/G6vvhY0dF6

@SO_CHIC_EU @ocean2ice

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

This is a follow-up on our @Nature paper in 2020 on the blocking of barotropic currents at the front of ice shelves by @a_wahlin and colleagues https://t.co/4999ls4Uhp. Here, we explore the dynamics in more detail with an idealized model, check it out! https://t.co/vJqxCEkmaf

[Geofysisk institutt @Geofysen]

New joint paper on Dynamics of a Barotropic Current Impinging on an Ice Front, by @nadsteiger & @DareliusElin at @Geofysen @BjerknesBCCR, @a_wahlin at @uniofgothenburg & colleagues at @INTL_JAMSTEC @BAS_News @UniofReading
@UiB @forskningsradet @ametsoc
https://t.co/0qqZwJKXb1

[SO-CHIC @SO_CHIC_EU]

The @SO_CHIC_EU Annual meeting was concluded today! Many thanks to all the participants for their contributions!

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

Read more about my favorite ice shelf in Antarctica! @DundasVar studied in great detail the ocean at the most unknown access pathway for warm water towards the vulnerable Getz Ice Shelf! #SouthernOcean #Antarctica

[Geofysisk institutt @Geofysen]

New paper on Hydrography, circulation, and response to atmospheric forcing in Antarctica by @DundasVar @DareliusElin @kbdaae @nadsteiger at @Geofysen @BjerknesBCCR & colleagues from Japan and Korea
@umi_nakayama @HokkaidoUni

@UiB @EGU_OS @EuroGeosciences
https://t.co/d3wFKA6Tui

[Lander Crespo @ClimaLands]

State-of-the-art climate models predict weaker Atlantic Niños due to greenhouse warming. More details in our recently published article in @NatureClimate. @BjerknesBCCR @Geofysen @UiB #climatechange #climate

https://t.co/26wK9yTjJm

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

It was great to join the workshop and get to know this amazing group of people that went to the #Weddellsea last year on #polarstern to collect exciting observational data and the moorings that I am now working with!

[Stefanie Arndt @arndt_st]

Time for our post-cruise workshop from the #Polarstern expedition PS124 aka #COSMUS. It’s great to finally discuss in-person interdisciplinary results from the coupled ice shelf/sea ice/ocean/ecosystem system in the southeastern #WeddellSea 🤓🧊@AWI_Media

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

Great paper on how Pacific El Niño dynamics change from decade to decade with some hints on how #ENSO will change in a future warmer climate @IOPscience

[Lander Crespo @ClimaLands]

New article: Multidecadal variability of ENSO in a recharge oscillator framework https://t.co/9UWkMR1mQb via @IOPscience
#ENSO #climate #climatescience

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

Based on our @AMSJPO paper from 2018 https://t.co/fkfK1OiMo6 and Kajanto et al. (2020)
https://t.co/fiVmn7f1Ht

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

My colleagues @nissenjo and Karita Kajanto (at @uibgeo and @BjerknesBCCR) made a wonderful animation of how Jakobshaven Isbræ in western Greenland has retreated in the past and how climate change will impact its retreat in the future! https://t.co/Wce59sxfMx

[SO-CHIC @SO_CHIC_EU]

Attending #EGU22 next week? Join us on Thursday for the SO-CHIC town hall session, featuring excellent speakers discussing the Southern Ocean and the global climate system. Details here: https://t.co/vktd3IeNdO

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

Utrolig kult at @BjerknesBCCR skrev en artikkel om Grønland's mest spennende isbre 🧊!

[Kerim Hestnes Nisancioglu @nissenjo]

Les mer om vår forskning på Jakobshavn Isbræ og Isfjorden ved Ilulissat med @nadsteiger og Karita Kajanto (hhv master og stipendiat ved @Geofysen og @uibgeo og @BjerknesBCCR):

https://t.co/TR9elVOG5h

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

What an interesting conference and really cool that it was just a train ride away! Thanks for organizing!

[JB Sallée @jb_sallee]

Delighted to open the Royal Society 2-day conference on Southern Ocean Heat and Carbon in London with my co-conveners @AmidgeAndrew @clequere and Pedro Montero #SOHeatCarbon

[Sorbonne Université @Sorbonne_Univ_]

[📖 Carnet de bord : à l’écoute de l’#Antarctique - épisode 4] Une fois le site d'étude atteint au-dessus de la montagne sous-marine Maud Rise, le travail commence pour recueillir le plus grand nombre de données⬇️