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For every person that dies from heat exposure, about nine die from cold exposure. As global warming continues, will warmer temperatures actually save lives? It depends on where you live.
In my first Climate Lab column, spin the globe and explore the data: https://t.co/9dKikD60Aq
Excited to share that the pre-print describing our CMIP6 downscaling project methods and pipeline is now available via EGUsphere: #opensource
https://t.co/wVAmvjslTF
Many thanks to the awesome project team @sbmalev @kellyclimatedr@TenezakisEmile@MichaelTDelgado@bobkopp
New: We've updated our popular Climate Impact Map to correspond w/ CMIP6, the latest IPCC global climate model simulations. Explore how extreme heat, days below freezing, avg annual temps, and seasonal trends are likely to unfold in the coming decades
https://t.co/93tvOHOeVS
@daniela_witten Years ago someone (a labmate) literally said to me “you know, it’s interesting how many women are in this lab.” I stared at him. He continued: “…because women just aren’t as good as men at coding.” To this day I am still furious
Grateful to my co-authors Naoki Mizukami, Andy Newman, Jeremy Littell, Thomas W. Giambelluca, Andy Wood, @egutmann, @HammanHydro, @uwhydro, Martyn Clark and Jeff Arnold.
Excited to share new hydro-climate projections for Alaska and Hawai'i: https://t.co/facOMouGLp. This work fills an important gap in water resources planning by providing hydro-climate data coverage for areas not typically included in CONUS datasets.
Our Global Downscaled Projections for Climate Impacts Research dataset is now available on @Microsoft 's Planetary Computer! This project was supported by @RockefellerFdn. Read more about the dataset: https://t.co/4CeMCRHmDe
Did you see? A new dataset from the @impact_lab was released on @Microsoft's Planetary Computer and will give researchers a new tool for studying how future climate will evolve at a local or regional level!
https://t.co/cWRDmkTWcm
my scientist colleagues at @impact_lab worked very hard for a long time to make this great new research tool available to the public. amazing work @dianargergel!
So excited to share that the CMIP6 GDPCIR dataset is now publicly available! It was extremely rewarding to lead this project and work with such awesome colleagues at @rhodium_group and the @impact_lab. I hope that this dataset is useful for impacts researchers around the world.
Our new Global Downscaled Projections for Climate Impacts Research dataset is now available on @Microsoft's Planetary Computer! It gives researchers a new tool for studying how future climate will evolve at a local or regional level. Learn more:
https://t.co/4CeMCRpLeE
@PrefectIO Happy Pi Day! Proud to have contributed to scikit-downscale, a @pangeo_data project, and currently be preparing a contribution to xclim. Thanks @PrefectIO for the fun celebration!