Join @joeko1991@karadlamb + Marcus van Lier-Walqui to hear "A44A-09: Exploring Parametric and Structural Uncertainties of Bulk and Lagrangian Ice Microphysical Schemes in Large Eddy Simulations!"
TODAY @ #AGU24: 17:20p in 201 (Conv. Ctr)!
https://t.co/Jci7MXWCyz
Take a stroll to see "A31G-1810: Discovering a Model for Depositional Ice Growth from Observations Using Neural Ordinary Differential Equations + Symbolic Regression" (@karadlamb), TODAY at #AGU24!
https://t.co/gMBTZxPoPo
@NSF@theAGU@CUSEAS@columbiaclimate
On the heels of announcing its new MS in Climate, @columbiaclimate held its first-ever #ClimateWeekNYC Showcase to highlight its mission of partnership and collaboration on climate solutions that make real change in the world. Via State of the Planet. https://t.co/dK8pQncZ3a
Our Columbia Climate School Showcase during #ClimateWeekNYC welcomed students and leaders from industry, government, and academia to explore the foundational knowledge and critical actions necessary to realize a just and sustainable future. #ColumbiaClimateWeek
An excellent write up by @jamesNESW on how we are learning more about the role that clouds play in climate. It was awesome to do some cloud watching in Central Park and talk with him about these important questions! @LeapStc@CUSEAS@columbiaclimate
How clouds will respond to warming is among the biggest mysteries in climate science. I went cloud watching with @karadlamb to learn what will solve it, from new satellites to cloud chambers big enough to drizzle.🌧️I won't see cirrus the same way again. https://t.co/ccAlQikQJ2
Tomorrow morning I'll be speaking at the @ml4esmworkshop at #icml24 on using machine learning to improve climate model parameterizations for cloud processes.
Cloud processes present a major challenge to our ability to model future climate. Here I explore how we can use new, data-driven approaches to determine optimal representations for cloud processes in climate models
Glad to see our paper on using data-driven reduced order modeling to develop cloud microphysics schemes published in JAMES this week! https://t.co/77DGjN6COB
@LeapStc@CUSEAS@columbiaclimate
🌎🚀We are excited to announce the first Machine Learning for Earth System Modeling (#ML4ESM) workshop at #ICML this July! This workshop aims to facilitate the cross-fertilization of ideas between the pioneering ML experts and earth system modeling domain scientists!
.@NOAA's #GOESWest 🛰️ spied some beautiful spiraling clouds west of the Hawaiian islands in this visible imagery from March 26, 2024.
Aren't they mesmerizing?