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Elena Shevnina
Also known as: Elena Chevnina (until 2004)
Finnish Meteorological Institute, Russian State Hydrometeorological University, Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute
Research areas: Environmental Science · Water Science and Technology · Cryospheric studies and observations · Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies · Polar Research and Ecology
0000-0003-0739-9977
Employment
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Finnish Meteorological Institute Scientist2014 - Present
- 2011 - 2017
- 1997 - 2011
Education
- 1992 - 1997
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Publications (17)
- Summertime evaporation over two lakes in the Schirmacher Oasis, East Antarctica Save
- Summertime evaporation over two lakes in the Schirmacher oasis, East Antarctica Save
- Supplementary material to "Summertime evaporation over two lakes in the Schirmacher oasis, East Antarctica" Save
- Varying lake surface cover for reanalysis application Save
- Assessing uncertainties of evaporation over glacial lakes in Antarctica Save
- The dominant source and volume of highest river floods have shifted in Finland and northern Russia. Save
- Evaporation over a glacial lake in Antarctica Save
- Effects of large-scale atmospheric circulation on precipitation and river stream flows in Europe during cold seasons Save
- Meteorological parameters and water balance components of Priyadarshini Lake at the Schirmacher Oasis, East Antarctica Save
- Evaporation over glacial lakes in Antarctica Save
- Retention time of lakes in the Larsemann Hills oasis, East Antarctica Save
- Retention time of lakes in the Larsemann Hills oasis, East Antarctica Save
- The probabilistic hydrological MARCSHYDRO (the MARkov Chain System) model: its structure and core version 0.2 Save
- Water Balance and Thermal Regime of Lakes in Antarctic Oases Save
- Probabilistic Projections of Annual Runoff and Potential Hydropower Production in Finland Save
- The probabilistic hydrological model MARCS (MARkov Chain System): the theoretical basis for the core version 0.2 Save
- Assessment of extreme flood events in changing climate for a long-term planning of socio-economic infrastructure in the Russian Arctic Save