Prof. em. Dr. Bruno Neininger

Prof. em. Dr. Bruno Neininger

Prof. em. Dr. Bruno Neininger

ZHAW School of Engineering
Centre for Aviation
Technikumstrasse 9
8400 Winterthur

bruno.neininger@zhaw.ch

Work at ZHAW

Position

Former Team Leader and Lecturer in Meteorology and Aviation from autumn 2006 until retirement on 31 July 2017: Lecturer for the modules MET-AVE (Meteorology for Aviation and Engineering) in the aviation course, as well as TEWK (Traditional Energy Economics and Climate) in the Energy and Environmental Engineering course, with research, continud education and services in this field.

Focus

  • Aviation meteorology and associated safety
  • Environmental meteorology

Teaching

Lecturer in Meteorology and Aviation (Set 2006 until retirement on 31 July 2017) Lecturer for the modules MET-AVE (Meteorology for Aviation and Engineering) in the aviation course, as well as TEWK (Traditional Energy Economics and Climate) in the Energy and Environmental Engineering course. Setup of LFIA: Learning from Incidents and Accidents in co-operation with the STSB. Advanced Aviation Meteorology as a course in continued education

Experience

  • CEO and Chief Scientist
    METAIR AG
    07 / 1990 - today
  • Post-Doc on several research projects, program management of POLLUMET
    ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
    09 / 1988 - 04 / 1995

Education and Continuing education

Education

PhD in Atmospheric Physics / Atmospheric Physics
ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
09 / 1975 - 10 / 1988

Continuing Education

Gliding Instructor
FOCA
04 / 1979

Network

Membership of networks

ORCID digital identifier

ORCID ID: 0000-0001-7269-4978

Media presence

Several publications during the European "ash crisis" in 2010

Publications

Articles in scientific journal, peer-reviewed

Krings, T., Neininger, B., Gerilowski, K., Krautwurst, S., Buchwitz, M., Burrows, J. P., Lindemann, C., Ruhtz, T., Schüttemeyer, D., & Bovensmann, H. (2018). Airborne remote sensing and in situ measurements of atmospheric CO2 to quantify point source emissions. Atmospheric Measurement Techniques, 11(2), 721–739. https://doi.org/10.5194/amt-11-721-2018

Publications before appointment at the ZHAW

See most publications in ResearchGate

Other publications

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