The Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling (CPOM) is a NERC Centre of Excellence that studies processes in the Earth’s polar latitudes that can affect the Earth’s albedo, polar atmosphere and ocean circulation, and global sea level.
CPOM uses theoretical and laboratory-derived information to form new models of interactions between the ice, ocean and atmosphere, and uses ground and satellite observations to test these and other climate models.
Latest News
CPOM researchers contribute to the newly released Copernicus European State of the Climate Report 2019
12.03.20: Six-fold increase in polar ice losses since the 1990s
21.02.20: Greenland losing ice ‘faster than expected’
07.06.19: Celebrating satellite’s contribution to Polar science
06.03.19: New satellite keeps watch on Antarctic ice loss
