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1. Disruption of boreal lake circulation in response to mid-Holocene warmth; evidence from the varved sediments of Lake Nautajärvi, southern Finland P. Lincoln et al.
2. The influence of wind and basin geometry on surge attenuation along a microtidal channel in the western Baltic Sea J. Kiesel et al.
3. Probabilistic solution for reducing oil spill contamination risk on port critical infrastructure safety E. Dąbrowska
4. Changing impact of large-scale atmospheric circulation variability on the water mass exchange and circulation of the Baltic Sea during winters 1950–2022 A. Lehmann & P. Post
5. Mapping of small scale surface water in Denmark – using deep learning, fusing high resolution geo data and Sentinel-1 SAR S. Köhn et al.
6. Solutions for Energy and Raw Material Recovery from Sewage Sludge Within the Concept of Circular Economy E. Pop et al.
7. Inherent non-stationarity in the GEV distribution for extreme sea levels: Implications for coastal vulnerability in the Baltic Sea K. Viigand et al.
8. Transformation processes in the Oder Lagoon as seen from a model perspective T. Neumann et al.
9. Wintertime cold and warm spells in the eastern part of the Baltic Sea region I. Gečaitė & E. Rimkus
10. Depletion of Oxygen in the Bothnian Sea Since the Mid-1950s I. Polyakov et al.
11. Forecasting lake‐/sea‐effect snowstorms, advancement, and challenges A. Fujisaki‐Manome et al.
12. Untangling the waves: decomposing extreme sea levels in a non-tidal basin, the Baltic Sea M. Lorenz et al.
13. Biogeochemical functioning of the Baltic Sea K. Kuliński et al.
14. The role of preconditioning for extreme storm surges in the western Baltic Sea E. Andrée et al.
15. Tourist Safety on the Polish Baltic Coast: Analysis of Risks and Preventive Strategies M. Bogalecka & A. Grobelna
16. Relation Between High-Pressure Blocking and Aerosol Concentrations in Southern Sweden F. Bergelv & M. Sporre
17. Overview: The Baltic Earth Assessment Reports (BEAR) H. Meier et al.
18. Increasing Trends of Heat Waves and Tropical Nights in Coastal Regions (The Case Study of Lithuania Seaside Cities) I. Dailidienė et al.
19. Effects of geomorphological processes and phytoclimate conditions change on forest vegetation in the Pomeranian Bay coastal zone (Wolin National Park, West Pomerania) J. Tylkowski et al.
20. Estimation of Return Levels with Long Return Periods for Extreme Sea Levels by the Average Conditional Exceedance Rate Method J. Rydén
21. The Impact of Climate Change on Maritime Transport: A Review of the Situation in the Kymenlaakso Region E. Altarriba
22. Application of the HIDRA2 deep-learning model for sea level forecasting along the Estonian coast of the Baltic Sea A. Barzandeh et al.
23. Climatology of sea‐effect snow in Finland T. Olsson et al.
24. Impact of Weather Variability on the Operational Costs of a Maritime Ferry B. Magryta-Mut & M. Torbicki
25. Atmospheric teleconnections between the Arctic and the Baltic Sea region as simulated by CESM1-LE E. Jakobson & L. Jakobson
26. Spatiotemporal land use land cover dynamics and rainfall-runoff responses in the urbanizing Gdynia, Poland A. Galata et al.
27. A review of storms and marine coastal flooding in the Baltic Sea – Insights from instrumental, historical and sedimentary record K. Leszczyńska et al.
28. Modeling the spatial distribution of urban heat risk: a comparative study of two major metropolitan cities in Bangladesh M. Hasan et al.
29. Regional Lessons to Support Local Guidelines: Adaptive Housing Solutions from the Baltic Sea Region for Climate-Sensitive Waterfronts in Gdańsk B. Kalfouni et al.
30. Forecasting sea level maxima using Machine learning with explainability and extreme value analysis S. Rajabi-Kiasari et al.
31. Compound drought and heatwave events in the eastern part of the Baltic Sea region L. Klimavičius & E. Rimkus
32. Construction of a national natural hazard interaction framework: The case of Sweden V. Sköld Gustafsson et al.
33. Role of mean and variability change in changes in European annual and seasonal extreme precipitation events R. Wood
34. Ecosystem-Model-Based Valuation of Ecosystem Services in a Baltic Lagoon: Long-Term Human Technical Interventions and Short-Term Variability G. Schernewski et al.
35. Regional assessment of extreme sea levels and associated coastal flooding along the German Baltic Sea coast J. Kiesel et al.
36. Phytoplankton Dynamics in a Large Lagoon: Nutrient Load Reductions, Climate Change, and Cold- and Heatwaves G. Schernewski et al.
37. Compound Flooding in Halmstad: Common Causes, Interannual Variability and the Effects of Climate Change M. Hieronymus et al.
38. Climate change, mass casualty incidents, and emergency response in the Arctic I. Malik et al.
39. Characteristics of Marine Heatwaves of the Baltic Sea for 1993−2022 and Their Driving Factors V. Travkin et al.
40. Manually Annotated Drone Imagery Dataset for Automatic Coastline Delineation K. Tanwari et al.
41. Connecting meteorological and hydrological drought in the Baltic Region D. Meilutytė-Lukauskienė et al.
42. Storm chasing: Tracking Holocene storminess in southern Sweden using mineral proxies from inland and coastal peat bogs M. Kylander et al.
43. Sustainable Development of Transport Infrastructure in The Baltic Region Within the Framework of The Belt and Road Project N. Gorbachev
44. Severe wave events and long-term variations in wind wave climate in the Gulf of Gdańsk during 1958–2001 W. Cieślikiewicz & A. Cupiał
45. Estimation of maize yield incorporating the synergistic effect of climatic and land use change in Jilin, China X. Wen et al.
46. Control of Vibrio vulnificus proliferation in the Baltic Sea through eutrophication and algal bloom management D. Riedinger et al.
47. Innovative Urban Blue Space Design in a Changing Climate: Transition Models in the Baltic Sea Region I. Burda & L. Nyka
48. Resilience of offshore renewable energy systems to extreme metocean conditions: A review M. Göteman et al.
49. Bayesian hierarchical modelling of sea-level extremes in the Finnish coastal region O. Räty et al.
50. Climate Scenarios for Coastal Flood Vulnerability Assessments: A Case Study for the Ligurian Coastal Region A. Re et al.
51. A study of natural marine risks in the Mediterranean context: a case study of the coastal zone of Northern Morocco K. Agharroud et al.
52. Brief communication: From modelling to reality – flood modelling gaps highlighted by a recent severe storm surge event along the German Baltic Sea coast J. Kiesel et al.
53. Marine Heatwave Event Maps in the Baltic Sea (1982–2023): A Gridded Dataset from Satellite-Derived L4 SST B. Bashiri et al.
54. Reconstruction of Baltic Gridded Sea Levels from Tide Gauge and Altimetry Observations Using Spatiotemporal Statistics from Reanalysis J. Elken et al.
55. Technical note: Extending sea level time series for the analysis of extremes with statistical methods and neighbouring station data K. Dubois et al.
56. Persistent Model Biases in the Spatial Variability of Winter North Atlantic Atmospheric Circulation Q. Tao et al.
57. Tracing storminess variability through seabed sediments in Puck Bay, southern Baltic Sea M. Witak et al.
58. Developing Indicators to Improve Safety and Security of Citizens in Case of Disruption of Critical Infrastructures Due to Natural Hazards—Case of a Snowstorm in Finland R. Molarius et al.
59. Variation in sperm performance and mitochondrial metabolism of Mytilus spp. from the North and Baltic Seas under different environmental scenarios H. Kong & I. Sokolova
60. Rapid coastal erosion, its dynamics and cause – an erosional hot spot on the southern Baltic Sea coast G. Uścinowicz et al.
61. Compound Precipitation and Wind Extremes in the Eastern Part of the Baltic Sea Region L. Klimavičius et al.
62. Influence of data source and copula statistics on estimates of compound flood extremes in a river mouth environment K. Dubois et al.
63. Performance assessment of ventilative and radiant cooling systems in office buildings during extreme weather conditions under a changing climate A. Velashjerdi Farahani et al.
64. Four Decades of Climate Change (1981–2020) in the South-Eastern Baltic Region: trends and spatial patterns of air temperature and precipitation extremes D. Gaeva et al.
65. Sea-effect snowfall in the Baltic Sea area in 1998–2018 derived from convection-permitting climate model data M. Virman et al.
66. Copula-based geohazard assessment – case of flood-prone area in Poland A. Perz et al.
67. Coastal vegetation response to land uplift inflicted sea level drop in the North Andaman Islands, India A. Singh et al.
68. Estimation of return levels with long return periods for extreme sea levels in a time-varying framework J. Rydén
69. Hazardous meteotsunami-like sea-level oscillations in the Port of Klaipeda, the Baltic Sea L. Nesteckytė et al.
70. More frequent warm and dry spells along persistent cold and wet spells in the Baltics G. Kalvāne et al.
71. Extending multi-criteria coastal vulnerability assessment to low-lying inland areas: Examples from Estonia, eastern Baltic Sea M. Barzehkar et al.
72. Climate information to action: Challenges for Baltic beach management D. Cabana & L. Celliers
73. Whitecapping term analysis of extreme wind wave modelling considering spectral characteristics and water depth Z. Shao et al.
74. Research forefronts in Earth science Y. Zheng
75. Morphology and internal structure of small-scale washovers formed in the coastal zone of the semi-enclosed tideless basin, Gulf of Gdańsk, Baltic Sea D. Moskalewicz et al.
76. Variability of marine heatwaves’ characteristics and assessment of their potential drivers in the Baltic Sea over the last 42 years B. Bashiri et al.
77. Convolutional autoencoder latent-space modeling with climate-index–conditioned recurrent networks for assessing subseasonal potential forecast skill of the Baltic Sea heat content A. Hayatijozani et al.
78. Sea Level Rise in Europe: Observations and projections A. Melet et al.
79. Impact of extreme weather events on pelagic cyanobacterial communities: an in situ mesocosm study in the Gulf of Finland M. Santoro et al.
80. Integrated multi-index drought monitoring and projection under climate change S. Moradian et al.
81. Trends in hydroclimate extremes: how changes in winter affect water storage and baseflow T. Tiwari & H. Laudon
82. Assessing future changes in Baltic sea extreme wave heights using a machine learning approach K. Dubois et al.
83. Simulating sea level extremes from synthetic low-pressure systems J. Särkkä et al.
84. Flood-Triggering Rainfall and Potential Losses—The Copula-Based Approach on the Example of the Upper Nysa Kłodzka River A. Perz et al.
85. Using random forests to forecast daily extreme sea level occurrences at the Baltic Coast K. Bellinghausen et al.
86. Baltic sea wave climate in 1979–2018: Numerical modelling results A. Sokolov & B. Chubarenko
87. Numerical Modelling and Prediction of Oil Slick Dispersion and Horizontal Movement at Bornholm Basin in Baltic Sea E. Dąbrowska
88. Uncertainties and discrepancies in the representation of recent storm surges in a non-tidal semi-enclosed basin: a hindcast ensemble for the Baltic Sea M. Lorenz & U. Gräwe