Consortium

NuClim project participants in front of Eastern North Atlantic Graciosa Island Arm Facility

The photograph shows 13 people standing in front of large trees in a snowy environment. The persons' sights are directed to the camera.

Group pictures
Group pictures

Coordinator:


	INESC TEC (Portugal) Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science	www.inesctec.pt	INESC TEC is responsible for radon, gamma dose, and cluster ion measurements at the ENA station and coordinates WP5.	Susana Barbosa Maria Eduarda Silva Nuno Dias

Participants:


	Ilmatieten laitos (Finland)	www.fmi.fi	The FMI works on radon, greenhouse gas and gamma spectrometric measurements at the ENA station and coordinates the WP1.	Juha Hatakka Hermanni Aaltonen Jussi Paatero
	IFIN-HH (Romania) Institutul Național de Cercetare Dezvoltare pentru Fizică și Inginerie Nucleară „Horia Hulubei"	www.nipne.ro	IFIN-HH works on the modelling of the increase of ambient gamma dose rate over the background due to meteorological factors, especially precipitation and radon progeny contribution.	Anca Melintescu Andrei Neacsu Cristian Costache Bogdan Zorila
	Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (Germany)	www.ptb.de	PTB works on gamma spectrometry measurements at the ENA station which complement the measurements already available. In addition, PTB coordinates the dissemination activities of NuClim.	Stefan Röttger Rieke Schäfer Katharina Münster
	Universidade dos Açores (Portugal)	www.uac.pt	UAc and FGF are responsible for addressing the surface ocean-atmosphere interactions. Specifically, they are looking at in situ seawater temperature, salinity, pHt, carbonate chemistry, dissolved inorganic nutrients, chlorophyll a (Chl a), phytoplankton microscopy (including coccolithophores) and bacterial community analysis, and how this relates to the measured CO₂ concentrations and satellite imaging.	Joana Barcelos e Ramos Eduardo Brito de Azevedo Inês de Castro Philipp Süßle Paula Eisnecker
	Fundação Gaspar Frutuoso (Portugal)	www.fgf.uac.pt/en
	University of Galway (Ireland)	www.nuigalway.ie
	Helsingin yliopisto (Finland)	www.helsinki.fi/university
	Uniwersytet Łódzki (Poland)	www.uni.lodz.pl

Partners:


	NPL Management Limited (United Kingdom)	www.npl.co.uk
	University of Bristol (United Kingdom)	www.bristol.ac.uk

External expert:


	Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, ANSTO	www.ansto.gov.au	ANSTO designed and built the 1500L two-filter detector for high sensitivity radon monitoring and advises on research applications including baseline air mass identification and regional greenhouse gas flux estimation using the radon tracer method.	Scott Chambers