Feng Zhu

Postdoc at NCAR, working on paleoclimate modeling, paleoclimate data assimilation, proxy system modeling, and climate informatics.

[Feng Zhu @InfNorm]

@thirstygecko @leafwax Congratulations Kevin, you rock!

[Julien Emile-Geay @StellarGeay]

#PaleoHack is on! Today, @npmckay explains that LiPD is *not* a black box, it is a black CIRCLE. Important distinction. (for more useful details, see https://t.co/OIVY4bK6U6)

[LinkedEarth @Linked_Earth]

It is with great excitement that we announce the first paleoclimate hackathon, #paleohack, Feb 19-20. After years concocting data standards, brewing Python code, and refining tutorials, it is time to share those awesome tools far and wide. Details at: https://t.co/LD9visOGcG

[Julien Emile-Geay @StellarGeay]

A bit of #AGU20 promo: today there are 4 sessions (3 oral, 1 poster) on ENSO in a changing climate. I'll be waving at virtual poster from 11:30 to 13:30 PST today (link below), highlighting recent work by @InfNorm , in collaboration with @thirstygecko, @balanced_flow + others.

[Julien Emile-Geay @StellarGeay]

Research led by @MichaelPErb, conceived and executed years before the COVID crisis, is out today. It seemed like a big deal at the time, and might be so next time the American West is parched despite #elniño conditions. Unless the World ends first.
https://t.co/QiFcmqxBdY

[Dr. Sylvia Dee @DrSpeedyDee]

"No consistent ENSO response to volcanic forcing over the last millennium," a paper I'm particularly proud of; published today in Science! With rockstar co-authors, @coralsncaves, @StellarGeay, @TobyAult, Larry Edwards, Hai Cheng, and Chris Charles. https://t.co/D1dgG4Rs1N

[Julien Emile-Geay @StellarGeay]

It feels a little weird to be sharing this right now, but I understand that some people have extra reading time, and I'm really proud of this work by @InfNorm, with @thirstygecko, @balanced_flow & Jonathan King. So I blogged about it: https://t.co/JLBi1JfosA

[Julien Emile-Geay @StellarGeay]

I'm very proud of this paper: it's the first time my lab manages to push our a major study in <5y and the results took us completely by surprise, and we followed the science where it led us (this is rarer than you'd think in 'normal science'); 3/3

[Julien Emile-Geay @StellarGeay]

I wrote a little blog post to explain in more plain language: https://t.co/iHiVTfQvR5 . Please let me know if I succeeded, or made matters worse. 2/3

[Julien Emile-Geay @StellarGeay]

I am thrilled to introduce @InfNorm's first paper as part of my research group, w/ @dkhider @npmckay @ericsteig @TobyAult @balanced_flow : "Climate models can correctly simulate the continuum of global-average temperature variability" https://t.co/DEqz32dXIn 1/3

[Feng Zhu @InfNorm]

@Linked_Earth Welcome to my AGU poster from 1:40pm to 6 pm today! Bridging the spectral divide: a case study with PAGES2k, the CESM Last Millennium Ensemble, and proxy system models. Poster number: PP13C-1091 #AGU17

[Feng Zhu @InfNorm]

Welcome to my AGU poster from 1:40pm to 6 pm today! Bridging the spectral divide: a case study with PAGES2k, the CESM Last Millennium Ensemble, and proxy system models. Poster number: PP13C-1091 #AGU17