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interests include climate dynamics, monsoon climate systems, intraseasonal
and interannual variability, aerosol-water cycle interaction, and global
change. Dr. Lau is the chief of Laboratory for Atmospheres, NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center. |
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research interests include climate dynamics, atmosphere-ocean interactions
on seasonal to interdecadal time scales, tropical meteorology, numerical
weather prediction. |
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research interests are on the climate and society, the socio-economic
value of climate predictions, prevention of and response strategies to
catastrophes, financial aspects of evolutionary socio-economic opportunities,
environmental finance, role of higher education systems in the post-industrial
world. |
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research interests include Equatorial ocean dynamics, Coastal ocean dynamics,
Ocean circulation, Coupled ocean-atmosphere models of climate dynamics,
and Ecosystem modelling. Dr. McCreary is the Director of IPRC. |
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interests include modeling of climate system, development of atmospheric
and ocean general circulation models for climate study, parameterization
of land surface processes and hydrology in climate models, cloud-radiation
interaction and feedbacks in climate system, evaluation of climate changes
due to anthropogenic forcing with coupled atmosphere-ocean models, natural
atmospheric variability and predictability, and monthly and seasonal numerical
weather prediction. Dr. Meleshko is currently the Director of Voeikov
Main Geophysical observatory. |
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is an expert on the predictability and dynamics of weather and climate
on all timescales. He has practical interests in the development of
ensemble prediction systems, and the application of ensemble prediction
systems for decision making in society. Dr. Palmer was coordinator of
the EU
project DEMETER on multi-model ensemble forecasting for seasonal to
interannual prediction. |
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interests include regional seasonal climate predictability research, statistical
downscaling, and probabilistic modeling of relationships between local
daily weather statistics and large-scale climate processes. |
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interests include climate variability and predictability, droughts, hydrological
cycle, extreme events, and reanalysis. He has authored or co-authored
60 papers in peer reviewed journals. Dr. Schubert is currently the head
of the Sub-Seasonal-to-Decadal group at the Global Modeling and Assimilation
Office at NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center. |
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