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        Andreas Hoy

        Programme Director, Senior Expert (Climate and Energy Programme)

      • Status: Leave of absence
      • Expertise: Meteorology and climatology on various spatial scales, climate change impacts and adaptation, extreme weather and climate events, climate communication, visualisation of climate data
      • andreas.hoy@sei.org
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      Andreas Hoy joined SEI Tallinn in October 2020. From January 2022 he is working as a Programme Director of the Climate and Energy Programme.

      He currently works on creating a framework for a better accessibility of European climate data for non-expert users (e.g., SEED project ClimVis Europe). He also supports climate risk analysis in the Baltic Sea region.

      His research and topics of interests include the evaluation of extreme weather and climate events in the context of climate change, the quality and homogeneity of long-term data series, variability and changes of atmospheric circulation effects, analysis of climate change impacts and possibilities to adapt, climate communication and the visualisation of climate data.

      Andreas holds a PhD degree in Climatology/Geoecology from TU Bergakademie Freiberg/Interdisciplinary Environmental Research Centre (Germany) and a diploma in Business Administration from HTW Dresden (Germany). He is a member of the German Meteorological Society. After his PhD, Andreas briefly worked as a consultant for the College of Natural Resources in Bhutan and developed concept and curriculum of the country’s first B.Sc on environmental and climate studies there. Afterwards, he worked for the German regional environment authorities of Saxony and (still affiliated) Hesse on topics related to climate change, impact, adaptation and communication. His scientific activities also link him to the TU Bergakademie Freiberg and the University of Tartu (Estonia).

      Andreas Hoy in the media

      • ERR News (05.10.2022): Andreas Hoy: Tallinn needs more green spaces
      • ERR (18.09.2022): Andreas Hoy: Tallinn vajab rohkem rohealasid (Andreas Hoy: Tallinn needs more green spaces)
      • Postimees (02.02.2022): Andreas Hoy: uue «normaalsuse» mõistmine ehk Kliimamuutuste vaateviisid (Andreas Hoy: Understanding the new ‘normal’: putting climate change into perspective)
      • Euractiv (14.06.2021): Understanding the new ‘normal’: putting climate change into perspective

      Publications by Andreas Hoy

      • Adopting a user-oriented approach to make climate information more accessible across Europe

      Perspectives by Andreas Hoy

      • Andreas Hoy: uue "normaalsuse" mõistmine ehk Kliimamuutuste vaateviisid
      • Understanding the new "normal": putting climate change into its proper perspectives

      Projects and tools with Andreas Hoy

      • Regions4Climate
      • Framework and stakeholder needs assessment for a Baltic Sea Region radar climatology
      • Assessing Best Practices of Impact Based Alerting
      • ClimVis
      • B.Green: Roheline kiirtee – innovaatiline rohetaristu planeerimine
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