I am interested in studying the regional and global impacts of the present and future anthropogenic climate change on the ocean biogeochemistry using a range of models from regional ocean-only configurations to global Earth system models. In the Ocean Biogeochemistry research theme at NORCE Climate, affiliated to the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research, the objective of my research is to reduce the uncertainties in the projection of the ocean anthropogenic carbon uptake ; assess the robustness of climate model projections with respect to thresholds and tipping points linked to the ocean biogeochemistry ; investigate the ocean biogeochemical implications of the climate feedbacks and their uncertainties under mitigation scenarios.
Timothée Bourgeois
Senior Researcher
tbou@norceresearch.no
+47 56 10 75 66
Jahnebakken 5, 5007 Bergen, Norway
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Climate & Environment
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Projects
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Faglig foredragOn the reversibility of Arctic sea ice loss– EGU general assembly 2024 2024
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Faglig foredragEmergent constraint on future anthropogenic carbon and excess heat uptake in the Southern Ocean– EGU general assembly 2024 2024
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Faglig foredragCO2 Removal Potential of Two Ocean-based NETs in Earth System Models in a Realistic Deployment Scenario– EGU general assembly 2024 2024
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Faglig foredragPathways for avoiding ocean biogeochemical damage: Mitigation targets, mitigation options, and projections– EGU general assembly 2024 2024
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Faglig foredragContemporary stratification constrains future anthropogenic carbon and excess heat uptake in the northern limb of the Southern Ocean– EGU General Assembly 2022 2022