Katabata project
Set up by researchers from the University of Liège, this project aims to measure, for the first time, the katabatic winds potential in the south of the Groeland in order to be able to set up large wind farms there.
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A publication in Nature Communications
The melting of the Greenland ice sheet could lead to a sea level rise of 18 cm in 2100!
This has been demonstrated by a new study in which many researchers from the ULiège Laboratory of Climatology participated and which used the MAR climate model.
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View weather data from KATABATA project stations
The three stations installed in South Greenland send out wind data every 15 minutes from South Greenland.
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KATABATA project: the three stations installed
The first data transmitted by the stations tend to confirm the intuition of the ULiège researchers ... impressive winds !
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Project KATABATA: taming the winds of Greenland
Set up by Damien Ernst and Xavier Fettweis both researchers at ULiège, the Katabata project aims to collect important data to establish a project for the implementation of a wind farm in the southern region of Greenland.
