PEEX HeadquartersHelsinki, INAR at University of Helsinki
PEEX Regional Offices Moscow, AEROCOSMOS and
Moscow Sate UniversityBeijing, Institute of Digital Earth
and Remote Sensing-RADINanjing, University of Nanjing
www.atm-helsinki.fi/[email protected]
STEERING COMMITTEEProf. Markku Kulmala, Univ.Helsinki, FIProf. Sergej Zilitinkevich, FMI, FIDirector Yrjö Viisanen, FMI, FIProf. Vladimir Kotlyakov, Inst. of Geography, RUProf. Nikoly Kasimov, Moscow State University, RUProf. Valeriy Bondur, AEROCOSMOS, RUProf. Gennady Matvienko, Inst. of Atmospheric Optics SB, RAS, RUProf. Alexander Baklanov, WMO, CHProf. Huadong Guo, RADI, CAS, Beijing, CNProf. Li Chongyin, Inst. Atmospheric physics, CAS, Beijing, CNProf. Hans-Christen Hansson, iLEAPS, SEProf. Pavel Kabat, IIASA, NL
PEEX INFRASTRUCTURE to establishPEEX OBSERVATION SYSTEM
PEEX MODELLING PLATFORMPEEX DATA STORAGE & DELIVERY SYSTEM
Research Projects and Infrastructures International collaboration
Highly distributed Highly integrated
PEEX KNOWLEDGE TRANSFERTO EDUCATE THE NEXT GENERATION
OF SCIENTISTSOFFER CAPACITY BUILDING FOR
EXPERTS AT INTERNATIONAL COURSESHORIZONTAL LEARNING
PEEX SERVICESDATA AND RI ACCESS POLICY SUPPORTRESEARCH SERVICES EDUCATION
INNOVATION DECISION SUPPORT
OVERVIEWBOTTOM-UP INITIATIVE ON THE ROLE OF ARCTIC AND BOREAL REGIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBAL CHANGE
PEEX is a multidisciplinary climate change, air quality, environment and
research infrastructure program focused on the Northern Eurasian
particularly arctic and boreal regions.
Research community from 20 different countries, network of 4000
researchers.
42 research institutions from Russia and China had signed a Collaboration
Agreement since 2012
Boreal forest zoneContinuous permafrostDiscontinuous permafrost
RESEARCH DOMAIN
Over the Eurasian region, from Arctic to Boreal and Temperate zones. Key processes
that drive the research focuses and the variety of site types under study.
As an example, the COBACC loop is superposed on the elements of the
landscape, evidencing the width of the scale coverage required for its observation.
Source area
Pan-Eurasian Experiment
WORKING GROUPSBaSeNet: Sergey Chalov, Moscow State UniversitySatellites: Gerrit de Leeuw, FMI, and Valery Bondur, AEROCOSMOSModelling: Alexander Baklanov and Alexander Mahura, DMIMarine observations: Timo Vihma, FMI, and Petteri Uotila, INAR-Univ. HelsinkiIn situ observations: Tuukka Petäjä, INAR-Univ. Helsinki, and Hanna Lappalainen, INAR-Univ. Helsinki/FMISocio-economics – Integration: Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen, Aleksanteri Institute-Univ. Helsinki
Anatoly Shvidenko, IIASA, and Sirkku Juhola, Univ. Helsinki
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