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• 91. Arctic cooperation

  and volcanology, and staff are involved in projects relating to natural hazards, such as volcanic ash, extreme weather and flooding. The IMO's headquarters are in Reykjavik but other offices are in Ísafjörður and at the international airport in Keflavík. IMO has a staff of 130 people, in addition to about 120 people who work on research-related activities all around Iceland. Further /about-imo/arctic/

• 92. ALA

  and the National Energy Authority are the major participants in this project that studies the need for adaptation measures in Iceland due to the impacts of climate change. Other participants in the project include the Icelandic Road Administration, the National Maritime Administration and the Icelandic National Planning Agency. The main tasks of the project are: Evaluation of the impact of climate /about-imo/arctic/ala/

• 93. Recently completed projects

  to energy and climate change, CE Climate and Energy and CWE Climate, Water and Energy. The aim of the CES project was to examine the effects of climate change in the long term renewable energy sources and assess their development in the Nordic energy system in the coming 20-30 years. LOKS LOKS, an Icelandic sister project of CES, ran from 2008 till 2011. This project examined climate change and its /about-imo/arctic/completed-projects/

• 94. Recent publications

  The Icelandic Meteorological Office annually publishes a variety of reports, journals and articles. Below are examples of recent publications, most of which contribute to Arctic issues in general. Large-scale atmospheric conditions associated with major avalanche cycles and cold season weather hazards in Iceland (2013) The wind energy potential of Iceland (2013) Surface wind and air temperature over /about-imo/arctic/completed-projects/publications/