Paper and dataset published
The SHExtreme PI Jadranka Šepić participated in the publication of the first sea-level global dataset of high-frequency 1-min sea-level time series. A related ESSD paper was published.
24. August 2021.
Education
Oceanographers on the Island – Young generations for a scientific future!
At the end of 2017, among other things, the United Nations declared the period from 2021 to 2030 a decade of ocean science for sustainable development.
31. July 2021.
Employment
Research assistant, Marijana Balić
A research assistant, Marijana Balić, was employed on the project. Marijana is collecting and analysing sea-level time series measured along the European coasts.
25. July 2021.
News
Anniversary of the Great Vela Luka flood
During the early morning of June 21, 1978, a small town on the west coast of Korčula Island was hit by an unprecedented flood. Within
21. June 2021.
Employment
Post-doc, Marin Vojković
A post-doc, Marin Vojković, was employed on the project. Marin is analysing synoptic situations leading to extreme high-frequency sea-level oscillations along the European coasts.
14. June 2021.
News
Strong and destructive meteotsunami, island Ist
Široka Bay on the island of Ist (Adriatic Sea, Croatia) was hit by a strong and destructive meteotsunami. Interestingly, Bonifacio on Corsica Island was
24. May 2021.
News
EGU General Assembly 2021
Four conference papers related to the sea-level extremes were presented at the European Geoscience Union General Assembly 2021. Results of the masters thesis were presented by two
30. April 2021.
News
“Prometej” – SHExtreme presented on national TV
The SHExtreme PI Jadranka Šepić has participadet in the national TV scientific show “Prometej”. Jadranka has talked about her scientific work and SHExtreme project. In particular
15. April 2021.
Project Kick-off
The project kick-off meeting was held at the Faculty of Science. Team members Ivica Aviani, Žarko Kovač, Jadranka Šepić, and Krešimir Ruić participated in the
2. October 2020.
Employment
PhD student, Krešimir Ruić
A PhD student, Krešimir Ruić, was employed on the project. Krešimir is analysing high-frequency sea-level oscillations measured along the European coasts.
21. September 2020.