Dr. Carl Love Råman Vinnå
Assistent / PostDocAssistent / PostDoc
Bernoullistrasse 30/32
4056
Basel
Schweiz
Love Råman Vinnå was born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden. He enrolled at the Gothenburg university in the department of Marine Sciences in 2006. Here he obtained a Bachelor and Master’s degree in physical oceanography with the theses ”Geothermal Heating of Canada Basin Deep Water” and “Comparing Satellite Measurements of Sea Surface Temperature with FerryBox Data in Skagerrak and Kattegat”. During his studies he worked as a scientific and research assistant, among other things he performed fjord modelling for the Box-win project with the goal to artificially increase deep water renewal in the Baltic Sea.
In 2013 Love moved to Switzerland to start his PhD at EPFL in Lausanne at the Physics of Aquatic Systems Laboratory APHYS under Professor Alfred Johny Wüest. His thesis titled “Global and local anthropogenic effects on hydrodynamics of lakes - Applications to Lake Biel drinking water management” linked past, present, and future process in lakes to favorable location selection for drinking water intakes. After his examination, Love completed multiple postdoc projects at the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology, the Universities of Hong Kong, Neuchâtel, and Basel, where he investigated future climate impacts on lakes and rivers as well as ground water and river intrusions into lakes. Presently Love is at the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Basel. Here he works on the project “Future River temperatures in Switzerland under climate change”, a project he obtained funding for from the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN).
PUBLICATIONS
A framework for ensemble modelling of climate change impacts on lakes worldwide: the ISIMIP Lake Sector. (2022) M Golub, et al., Geoscientific Model Development Discussions, 1-57
The vulnerability of lakes to climate change along an altitudinal gradient. (2021) L Råman Vinnå, I Medhaug, M Schmid, D Bouffard. Communications Earth & Environment 2 (1), 1-10
Assessing subaquatic mass movement hazards: an integrated observational and hydrodynamic modelling approach. (2020). L Råman Vinnå, D Bouffard, A Wüest, S Girardclos, N Dubois. Water Resources Management 34 (13), 4133-4146
Subaquatic slope instabilities: the aftermath of river correction and artificial dumps in Lake Biel (Switzerland). (2020). N Dubois, L Råman Vinnå, M Rabold, M Hilbe, FS Anselmetti, A Wüest, Sedimentology 67 (2), 971-990
Toward an open access to high-frequency lake modeling and statistics data for scientists and practitioners–the case of Swiss lakes using Simstrat v2. 1. (2019). A Gaudard, L Råman Vinnå, F Bärenbold, M Schmid, D Bouffard. Geoscientific Model Development 12 (9), 3955-3974
Under-ice convection dynamics in a boreal lake. D Bouffard, et al. (2019). Inland Waters 9 (2), 142-161
Tributaries affect the thermal response of lakes to climate change. (2018). L Råman Vinnå, A Wüest, M Zappa, G Fink, D Bouffard. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 22 (1), 31-51
Optimizing the parameterization of deep mixing and internal seiches in one-dimensional hydrodynamic models: a case study with Simstrat v1. 3. (2017). A Gaudard, R Schwefel, LR Vinnå, M Schmid, A Wüest, D Bouffard. Geoscientific Model Development 10 (9), 3411-3423
Physical effects of thermal pollution in lakes. (2017). L Råman Vinnå, A Wüest, D Bouffard. Water Resources Research 53 (5), 3968-3987
Consequences of artificial deepwater ventilation in the Bornholm Basin for oxygen conditions, cod reproduction and benthic biomass–a model study. (2015). A Stigebrandt, R Rosenberg, L Råman Vinnå, M Ödalen. Ocean Science 11 (1), 93-110
IMPORTANT PROJECTS
- Future River temperatures in Switzerland under climate change - FOEN
- Energetic potentials & artificial groundwater recharge - FOEN
- Assessing subaquatic groundwater discharge via pockmarks in peri-alpine lakes - SNSF
- Evolution of stream and lake water temperature under climate change - FOEN
- Hydrodynamic modelling of Lake Biel for optimizing the future location of Ipsach drinking water intake - ESB
- Baltic Sea Restoration BoxWin – Swedish EPA – BSAP fund
WORK EXPERIENCE
since 04.2022
Postdoc | University of Basel
03.2020 to 09.2021
Postdoc | The Centre for Hydrogeology and Geothermics University of Neuchâtel
11.2020 to 02.2021
Postdoc | University of Basel
05.2018 to 11.2019
Postdoc | Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (Eawag) Kastanienbaum
09.2017 to 11.2017
Postdoc | Environmental Hydraulics and Water Resources Department HKUST, Hong Kong China
02.2012 to 04.2013
Research assistant | University of Gothenburg, Sweden
09.2010 to 05.2011
Scientific assistant | Institute of Marine Sciences, Gothenburg University, Sweden
EDUCATION PATH
06.2013 to 01.2018
PhD in environmental engineering | École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
09.2006 to 01.2012
Master and Bachelor in Physical Oceanography | University of Gothenburg, Sweden
08.2001 to 06.2004
Grammar school / Nacka Gymnasium | Stockholm Sweden