Category Archives: Seminar

Marine heatwaves (MHWs), the prolonged extreme ocean warming events, occur not only at the ocean surface but also extensively in the global subsurface ocean. In the subsurface, as depths increase, […]

Climate models are plagued by long-standing biases. Increasing resolution to km-scales is not the solution, as recent massive ongoing efforts have shown. In contrast, supermodelling—an advanced physics-informed machine learning approach—can […]

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Understanding how soil moisture is related to precipitation is important because the relationship between these variables can explain the generation mechanisms of various extreme climate events such as droughts and […]

The planet is warming due to the burning of fossil fuels, but the geographical pattern of the observed temperature change over the Pacific Ocean over the past ~40 years is […]

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Tropical Pacific decadal variability (TPDV) has been a persistent research topic for over two decades. Despite this long-standing interest, the underlying ocean dynamics determining the timescale and associated variance remain […]

Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration has increased by 50% since the preindustrial era. The excess carbon that has accumulated in the atmosphere constitutes about 40% of the total carbon emitted by […]

Earth system science has made great progress on understanding the atmosphere, biosphere and hydrosphere, but has failed to functionally incorporate its most dynamic component: the global human system. Yet, this […]

Many of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s Special Report for Emission Scenarios and Representative Concentration Pathways (RCP) projections (especially RCP 8.5 and 6) project CO2 emissions due to oil […]