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Research Highlights

The entire collection of Earth and Environmental System Modeling Research Highlights can be accessed using the search below. You may also search the BER Research Highlights database by selecting Earth and Environmental System Modeling and/or Multisector Dynamics then selecting List.

Title Contact Institution Date
How will the Flood Drivers of Rain-on-Snow Events Change Through the 21st Century? RGMA MSD Alan Rhoades Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Harmonized Database of Western U.S. Water Rights (HarDWR) MSD John Weyant Stanford University
Non-Linear Relationships Between Daily Temperature Extremes and Agricultural Yields Uncovered by Global Gridded Meteorological Datasets MSD John Weyant Stanford University
Global Projections of Heat Exposure of Older Adults MSD Karen Fisher-Vanden Penn State University
Urban feedbacks to deep convection RGMA MSD Professor Sara C Pryor Cornell University
Object-Oriented Analysis Yields Compounding Short-Term Drought and Crop Heat-Stress Events RGMA MSD William J. Gutowski, Jr. Iowa State University
What Drives Uncertainty Surrounding Riverine Flood Risks? MSD Karen Fisher-Vanden The Pennsylvania State University
Groundwater Use May Peak Globally Over the 21st Century MSD Marshall Wise Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Climate Change May Triple the Intensity of Extreme Precipitation from Mesoscale Storms RGMA MSD Ruby Leung Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Wind Shadows Impact Planning of Large Offshore Wind Farms RGMA MSD Sara C Pryor Cornell University
Pathways to More Resilient Power Systems MSD Angelo Gurgel Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Compound Hazard of Freezing Rain and Wind Gusts Across the Continental United States RGMA MSD Professor Sara C Pryor Cornell University
Exploring the Impact of Farm Cropping Adaptation on Water Scarcity MSD Jennie Rice Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Offshore Wind – Powering the Future RGMA MSD Sara C Pryor Cornell University
Linkages Between Riverine Flooding Risk and Economic Damage Over the Continental United States MSD Karen Fisher-Vanden Penn State University
A New Tool to Incorporate Climate Impacts on Building Energy Demand MSD Jennie Rice Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Urban Expansion May Create Food Insecurity and Reduced Carbon Sequestration MSD Jennie Rice Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Natural Gas Trade in a Global Multi-Sectoral Model ESMD MSD Marshall Wise Pacific Northwest National Lab
The Benefits of Moving Wind Turbines Offshore RGMA MSD Sara C Pryor Cornell University
Major Eco-Sensitive Rivers Could See Substantial Hydropower Expansion in a Growing and Transitioning Energy System MSD Marshall Wise Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Delineation of Endorheic Drainage Basins in the MERIT-Plus Dataset for 5 and 15 Minute Upscaled River Networks MSD Karen Fisher-Vanden Pennsylvania State University
Balancing Speed and Accuracy in Power Grid Operations Models MSD Jennie Rice Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
The Distributional Impact of FEMA’s Community Rating System MSD John Weyant Stanford University
Different Aerosol Emission Sources Work Together to Drive the Slowdown of Atlantic Overturning Circulation ESMD MSD Hailong Wang Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
The Economics of Power System Transitions MSD Karen Fisher-Vanden Pennsylvania State University
Compounding Uncertainties in Economic and Population Growth Increase Tail Risks for Outcomes Across Sectors MSD Marshall Wise Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Bayesian Spatial Models for Projecting Corn Yields MSD Karen Fisher-Vanden Pennsylvania State University
Windstorms in a Warmer World RGMA MSD Sara C Pryor Cornell University
Projected Compound Heatwave and Drought Extremes in the United States MSD Jennie Rice Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
The 1996 Mid-Atlantic Winter Flood: Exploring Climate Risk through a Storyline Approach RGMA MSD Colin Zarzycki Pennsylvania State University

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