Events---- Institute of Atmospheric Physics

Events

2019-06-17[Seminar on June 18] Multiscalar approaches for investigating and modelling hydroclimatic patterns
2019-05-30[Seminar on June 6] The changing flow of energy through the Earth’s Climate System
2019-05-30[Seminar on June 6] Why Do Large-Scale Land Surface Models Produce a Low Ratio of Transpiration to Evapotranspiration?
2019-05-30[Seminar on June 12] From idealized to high-resolution numerical simulations with the HYbrid Coordinate Ocean Model (HYCOM)
2019-05-13[Seminar on May 16] General circulation and thermodynamics of high obliquity climate: from 1D Eady model to 3D GCM
2019-05-13[Seminar on May 25] Climate Extremes and Aerosols: attribution of the past and compound impact in the future
2019-05-13[Seminar on May 31] Strategies for robust hydrological forecasting using high-resolution distributed models with data assimilation
2019-05-13[Seminar on May 31] Modeling Groundwater Response to Climate Change in North America Prairie Pothole Region
2019-05-13[Seminar on May 13] Investigating the Physical Nature of
2019-04-22[Seminar on April 23] Evaluating and improving predictions of the east Asian climate: challenges and opportunities
2019-04-16[Seminar on April 19] Linkage between westerly wind bursts and tropical cyclones
2019-04-16[Seminar on April 19] The relationship among probabilistic, deterministic and potential skills in predicting the ENSO for the past 161 years
2019-03-21[Seminar on March 21] Moisture sources for East Asian precipitation and contributions from mean flow and eddies
2019-03-18[Seminar on March 20] Microwave studies of the dynamics of middle atmosphere
2019-03-14[Seminar on March 21] Projected changes in the Asian monsoon in a 1.5°C warmer world and beyond
2019-03-14[Seminar on March 20] How well does the Met Office model predict West Pacific tropical cyclones?
2019-02-22AAS Announces 2019 Awards
2019-02-21[Seminar on Feb 27] Challenges and Opportunities in using Commercial Microwave Links for Weather Monitoring
2019-01-24[Seminar on Jan 28] Earth System Modeling 2.0: Designing Models That Automatically Learn From Observations and Embedded High-Resolution Simulations
2019-01-22[Seminar on Jan 28] Using CMIP6 HighResMIP Global Climate Simulations to Better Understand Climate Risk and the Impact of Horizontal Resolution

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