Seminar by Dr. Hanna Lee
Cryosphere is where water is in its solid form. The cryosphere is changing faster than global mean under current and future warming scenarios and has great consequences to the feedback […]
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Seminar by Dr. Megumi Chikamoto
Ocean biogeochemistry in paleoclimate history exhibits abrupt changes in calcium carbonate preservations after CO2 emissions. During the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM) period, for example, the calcium carbonate (CaCO3) content was […]
Seminar by Dr. Yumin Moon
Characteristics of tropical cyclones (TCs) in global climate models (GCMs) are known to be influenced by details in model configurations, including horizontal resolution and parameterization schemes. Understanding model-to-model differences in […]
Seminar by Dr. Elena Xoplaki
We address the possible causal relationships between climatic andsocio-economic change and assess the resilience of the medieval Byzantium and the Little Ice Age Ottoman Empire socio-economic systems in the context […]
Seminar by Prof. Young-Hyang Park
There is intriguing nonstationary relationship between ENSO and the WP teleconnection pattern, with a regime-dependent interdecadal modulation of significant correlations for 1973-1987 (r = 0.68) and insignificant correlations for 1988-2002 […]
Seminar by Prof. Juerg Luterbacher
Palaeoclimatic information provide fundamental means for the characterization of natural decadal to centennial time-scale changes and putting the recent anthropogenic warming in the long-term perspective. Here we present recent advancement […]
Seminar by Dr. Fabian Schloesser
Future Antarctic ice sheet (AIS) iceberg and meltwater discharge could substantially exceed present levels, even in projections with little AIS contribution to global sea level rise. Here, a coupled climate/iceberg […]
Seminar by Dr. Bronwyn Wake
Ever wondered what the Nature journals look for publishing your work? In this seminar, Bronwyn Wake – Chief editor of Nature Climate Change – will explain all. She will discuss the differences […]
2018 IBS SYMPOSIUM
A new IBS symposium “2018 IBS Symposium – Determining and Understanding Global and Regional Climate Change” organized by Institute for Basic Science. It will be held on August 23 (Thu.), […]
Seminar by Dr. Malte Stuecker
The surface temperature response to greenhouse gas forcing displays a characteristic polar amplification (PA) pattern, particularly in the Northern Hemisphere. The relative importance of individual processes in causing it are […]