Presentations | Earth & Environmental Systems Modeling

Title			Date
Connecting Global Extreme Rainfall and Flooding Using Observations and Machine Learning to Assess the Validity and Application of Climate Models at Varying Resolutions	RGMA
Modeling of Natural and Engineered Systems in the Coastal Zone, from Ghost Forests to Urban Storm Drains	RGMA
Extreme Sea Level Events Induce Accelerated Increase in Flooding Time at U.S. East Coast in the Recent Decades	RGMA
Vertical structure of fronts and atmospheric rivers in the Energy Exascale Earth system model (E3SM)	RGMA
Buoyancy-precipitation coupling in the life cycle of tropical mesoscale convective systems	RGMA
Arctic Cyclones and Its Driving Role in the Rapidly Changing Arctic Climate System	RGMA
E3SM’s Sensitivity to Ocean Heat Transport Strengths: A Slab Ocean Model Study	RGMA
Global co-occurring features and their contributions to total and extreme precipitation	RGMA
Coastal and Urban Flooding – Integrated Data-Driven Modeling with AI/ML to Address the Grand Challenge	RGMA
The Ecological and Economic Underpinnings of the Weak Land Sink Hypothesis	RGMA
Sea-ice biases and simulation fidelity across multiple CMIP phases	RGMA
Atmospheric Feedbacks Dampen Surface Evapotranspiration Fluxes in Wet Regions	RGMA
Constraining cloud feedbacks and the pattern effect using Perturbed Parameters Ensembles.	RGMA
The influence of global fire emissions on tropospheric chemistry in the Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM)	ESMD RGMA
Discriminating the Roles of Anthropogenic GHGs and Aerosols on Tropical Cyclone Frequency from Downscaling CMIP6 Models	RGMA
New tools for analysis of data on unstructured grids	RGMA
Tightening the belt: investigating the impact of high resolution at reduced computational cost	RGMA
Purpose-built modeling to inform climate impact mitigation	ESMD RGMA
Uncertainty of 21st Century western U.S. snow loss derived from regional climate model large ensemble	RGMA

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