Mondscheinfahrt, Viadukt Črni Kal, Slowenien, 16. Oktober 2016
Fotograf: Marko Korošec
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Schneeschauer, Molschleben (bei Gotha), 2. April 2015
Fotograf: André Bock
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Cumulus humilis homogenitus, Berlin, 11. Februar 2018
Fotografin: Marion Schnee
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Nadel im Nebel, Frankfurt am Main, 18. September 2017
Fotograf: Bastian Werner
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Böenkragen I, Mali Lošinj, Kroatien, 24. Juli 2017
Fotograf: Sandro Puncet
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Böenkragen II (Arcus), Grimmen (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern), 24. Juni 2017
Fotograf: Marko Rank
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Ballungsraum, Mons, Belgien, Juni 2015
Fotograf: Bastian Werner
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Glänzende Aussicht, Auerberg/Allgäu, 29. Juli 2017
Fotograf: Daniel Eggert
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Regenbogenquartett, Moskenesøy, Lofoten, 21. Oktober 2016
Fotograf: Carlos Castillejo
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Sonnenaufgang über der Großstadt, Berlin, 4. September 2015
Fotografin: Anke Rabener
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Smog über Almaty, Kasachstan, 12. Januar 2014
Fotograf: Igors Jefimovs (CC BY 3.0
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Aurora, Andøya, Norwegen, 20. September 2017
Fotograf: Frank Olsen, www.facebook.com/VesteralenPhoto
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Wintertraum, Fichtelberg, Erzgebirge, 7. Dezember 2017
Fotografin: Claudia Hinz
published on 30. August 2018
Wall Calendar: 13 impressive photographs (42 x 29 cm) of meteorological phenomena
Texts in German and English as well as illustrations on the reverse sides on the subject of urban climate
It has been known for millennia that cities have their own climate (see the article on this page), and these days a large proportion of people live in cities.
We therefore felt that it was high time to dedicate a calendar to this topic. The calendar presents various methods for investigating the urban climate.
Two aspects that are also dealt with in detail are urban overheating (urban heat islands) and air pollution.
There are articles on the wind conditions, the impact of urban greenery and urban water bodies as well as on urban rainwater management.
The processes in the atmosphere can be depicted both emotionally as well as rationally, using mathematical and scientific methods to explain and describe them.
In three examples, the meteorologist and artist René Sauerbrei shows how both depictions can be combined together.
Postcard calendar: 12 photographs 16 x 16 cm of meteorological phenomena
