A new research article “Mediterranean meteotsunamis of May 2021 and June 2022: Observations, data analysis and synoptic background” has been published in the journal Geofizika. Mia
Our new Oceanographers on the Island brochure is out. Click on the link to check it out. The “Oceanographers on the Island” is an initiative that
Krešimir Ruić, our PhD student, published a paper on the contribution of high-frequency sea level oscillations to the Adriatic sea level extremes. Sea level time
In the last two years, we published three papers related to extreme sea level oscillations generated by typhoons;/hurricanes. The first one is related to the
SHExtreme team members participated in numerous conferences in 2022. First, we attended the Ocean Science Meeting in Hawaii (actually on-line!), where we presented a paper
Our team members participated in a newly published paper on the Baltic Sea meteotsunamis and their relationship to atmospheric synoptic patterns. Low-tidal coastal regions, such
In the summer and fall of 2022, we organised worskops on three islands in the Adriatic Sea. In August, we visited Grohote elementary school on
Our Principal Invesigator, Jadranka Šepić, participated in two papers related to Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano eruption. The first paper is dedicated to the atmospheric Lamb
A scientific paper on the global distribution of high-frequency sea level oscillations has been published in Global and Planetary Change. The research has been led
Jadranka Šepić gave a talk on “Contribution of the short-period sea level oscillations (T < 2 h) to the flooding events along the European coasts
The SHExtreme PI Jadranka Šepić and young project associates, Marijana Balić, Krešimir Ruić and Marin Vojković participated in a national TV show “Excellent Croatia” (“Hrvatska
The future of our oceans lies in the hands of citizens living by the oceans. At the SHExtreme project, we are aware of this and