Kristoffer Kvist
Job description
I study clouds. I am particularly interested in how clouds are represented in the weather models that form the basis for weather forecasting. Cloud forecasts are used directly when the health services operate air ambulances. If cold clouds contain large amounts of liquid water, this can pose a safety risk because the cloud water can freeze and form ice on the helicopter.
Looking at a larger scale, the droplets in clouds are important for the Earth's overall energy balance. The connection to a changing climate is a major source of inspiration and motivation in my work.
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Publications outside Cristin
Kvist, Kristoffer, et al. "A direct Monte Carlo approach for the modeling of neutrals at the plasma edge and its self-consistent coupling with the 2D fluid plasma edge turbulence model HESEL." Physics of Plasmas 31.3 (2024).
Research interests
- Cloud aerosol interactions
- Cloud liquid water content in NWP
- Turbulent structure of clouds
- The role of clouds in climate change