Curriculum Vitae
BASHARIN Dmitry Viktorovich CV
Junior Scientist, Marine Hydrophysical Institute
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Current
address:
Junior scientist of Marine Hydrophysical Institute (MHI) of
2 Kapitanskaya st. 99011,
Telephone: +380 (692) 425525
+380 (692) 540452
Fax: +380692 554253,
E-mail:
Nationality: Ukrainian Research
Interests: The
focus of my research interests is climate variability at different time scales
(from intraseasonal to interannual and decadal) and climate extremes. I am also
interested in various feedbacks in the coupled ocean-atmosphere system
associated with low-frequency changes of the global thermohaline circulation
(THC). While our understanding and modeling of this component of oceanic
circulation have significantly improved recently, the effect of THC on climate
remains a contentious issue. Working at the
Marine Hydrophysical Institute ( The main results
of my recent work are as follows: --- NAO and ENSO
are the two most significant global atmospheric signals that generate regional
interannual climate fluctuations and associated anomalous weather conditions
over the Eurasian/ --- The most
significant ENSO-related signal occurs in temperature variations in the range
of two - three weeks. They account for up to 50% of winter total SAT variance
in the Euro-Mediterranean region in this range of periods, while during other
seasons they account for less than 25% of the variance. --- Maximum
magnitude of the regional monthly anomalies of the temperature and sea level
pressure and variance of synoptic fluctuations in winter are found to occur
over the --- Significant
linear trends in the sea surface temperature (SST), precipitation, sea level
pressure (SLP) and air temperature in Europe and --- Stronger
winter anomalies of NAO often precede the beginning of an ENSO event in spring.
Joint influence of ENSO and NAO on the interannual/decadal time scales can lead
to extreme or unusual meteorological
conditions over the Euro-Asian region. I have published
several papers describing these results in reviewed journals and books and presented
some of them during international meetings. In particular, I took part in the
International summer school "Carbon cycle and Climate Changes" (METU,
Ankara, Turkey, 2002), in "Tracing and Modeling Ocean Variability"
(ICTP, Trieste, Italy, 2003), in international conference "Lomonosov's
chteniya"- 2003, 2004, 2005 (the Black Sea branch of Moscow State
University, Sevastopol, Ukraine), and in the "Workshops on climate
variability in the 20th century" (ICTP, Trieste, Italy, 2004). In
2002-2005 I was awarded several scholarships, including those of the President
of Ukraine, of the National Academy of Sciences of In my future
Ph.D. study I am planning to concentrate on ocean, atmospheric and climate dynamics.
Especially, I would like to explore the role of the ocean and the coupled
ocean-atmosphere system in climate change both in the world of today and in the
past.