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Climate scientist studying drought, land surface processes, climate extremes. https://www.drbenjamincook.net/
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I absolutely love this-potentially a great teaching tool.
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I still love climate models. Sorry dad.
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From this we conclude that global warming likely contributed to drying in Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean, and Arctic Russia and to wetting in Northern Europe, East-central Asia, and Tibet.
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We find that spatiotemporal drought variability over Eurasia is NOT consistent with estimates of variability from the pre-industrial period (800-1849), and is better explained by when including a forced response that scales with global temperature
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I like AGU but the new open science requirements for publication are, frankly, incredibly ONEROUS
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Yeah, I noticed that!
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Thank you!
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Thanks, but I'm actually well versed in the history of fire and climate in Western North America.
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I record in addition to the simulcast, though I'm debating about dropping the live zoom and just doing what you do
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I do the exact same thing and I'm surprised more professors don't. To me it's win-win: students don't feel like they have to come to class or miss the material, I don't have to deal with a classroom turning into the final scene from Masque of the Red Death
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At AGU there was a talk that was like, "and with this approach, we can use a ML emulator to generate 10,000 ensemble members! Also, everything follows a gaussian distribution"
Christina Karamperidou's paper was cool though. I'm gonna email you about it soon once i'm done debasing myself with ERA5
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I think a lot of it is the Venturi effect. One thing to be cold out, but another to also be walking down a long avenue with the wind howling in your face, LOL
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Indeed, commercial air traffic is only about ~2% of global GHG emissions.
www.wri.org/insights/4-c...
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LESS BIRDS MORE SCARECROWS