J. David Neelin

Upcoming Seminar

Regional Responses of Extreme Precipitation to Climate Change: a Role for Both Dynamical Understanding and Machine Learning

Wed, Oct 7, 2020

Zoom Seminar

Speaker: Paul O'Gorman

Institution: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Abstract:

Extreme precipitation is predicted to increase in intensity with global warming, but the rate of increase varies widely across different regions of the world. For example, global climate models predict that extreme precipitation in summer responds only weakly over North America and Europe but strongly over India. In this talk, I will first discuss the dynamical factors that contribute to changes in precipitation extremes in the extratropics. I will then discuss new approaches using machine learning in climate modeling that have the potential to improve the simulation of precipitation statistics and other aspects of the climate system.

Zoom: https://ucla.zoom.us/j/98770296517?pwd=MVhTVUFZUzBHcGUzRHd6K3JvR21Idz09

J. David Neelin

Specialty:

Climate Dynamics Coupled Ocean-Atmospheric Modeling El Niño Geophysical Fluid Dynamics

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Climate Systems Interactions Group

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B.S. and M.S., University of Toronto; Ph.D., Princeton University

neelin [at] atmos.ucla.edu

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(310) 206-3734

MSA 7969

http://www.atmos.ucla.edu/~neelin/

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