Study programmes
Classes
- Boundary Layer MeteorologyNMET002 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Propagation of Acoustic and Electromagnetic Waves in AtmosphereNMET004 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Stratosphere +1NMET067 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Oceans in Climate SystemNMET068 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Seminar on Meteorology for Bachelor Students INMET069 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Seminar on Meteorology for Bachelor Students IINMET070 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Atmospheric Physics ProseminarNMET077 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Middle Atmosphere DynamicsNMET534 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Overview of meteorology and climatologyNMET536 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
Publications
- Documentary-based climate reconstructions in the Czech Lands 1501-2020 CE and their European context2022 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- On the intermittency of orographic gravity wave hotspots and its importance for middle atmosphere dynamics2020 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Impact of urban canopy meteorological forcing on aerosol concentrations2018 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Imprints of climate forcings in global gridded temperature data2016 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The 11-year solar cycle in current reanalyses: a (non)linear attribution study of the middle atmosphere2015 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Attribution of European temperature variability during 1882 - 2010: A statistical perspective2015 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Long-term variability of temperature and precipitation in the Czech Lands: an attribution analysis2014 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The Climatology of Elevated Stratopause Events in the UA-ICON Model and the Contribution of Gravity Waves2023 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Emulating lateral gravity wave propagation in a global chemistry-climate model (EMAC v2.55.2) through horizontal flux redistribution2023 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Stratospheric contraction caused by increasing greenhouse gases2021 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
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