Our new study provides the first rigorous demonstration that climate models are capable of successfully diagnosing clear-air turbulence and its response to climate change.
In other words, we are very confident climate change is making turbulence worse.
https://t.co/nEH9Yy8VYc
I was invited by the Royal Aeronautical Society to talk about my PhD research, here's the link if you want to find out more about aviation turbulence! Bumpy Skies Ahead: Turbulence Forecasting and Response to Climate Change https://t.co/P0ZRozsf6O via @YouTube
My second new paper in as many weeks is out now!
Here we show that ensemble forecasts of aviation turbulence โ including convective turbulence, clear-air turbulence, and mountain wave turbulence โ are more skillful and have greater economic value.
https://t.co/At8r3RLWf9
Come and join my research group!
I am advertising a fully funded PhD project on using high-resolution climate models to predict increases in atmospheric turbulence.
Project description: https://t.co/kdXdeQMDPe
Check funding eligibility and apply here: https://t.co/47ZTnRkAZG
Hopefully our new study will help reduce the impacts of turbulence in the future, especially since the frequency of clear air turbulence is expected to increase with climate change!
Our new study forecasts clear-air turbulence using multi-model ensembles for the first time.
Probabilistic predictions provide information about forecast confidence, which is more useful to pilots and flight planners than a simple yes/no binary forecast.
https://t.co/tOfhjx51xA
Our new 23-author review paper on high-impact weather for aviation has just been published.
It contains everything you need to know about the latest advances in turbulence, icing, wind shear, fog, contrails, thunderstorms, microbursts, hail, and more!
https://t.co/CtY9nRjN7A
Disappointed @ideal_home_show to have blatant climate change denial on one main stage, it's events like this where encouraging small changes could make a difference #climatechange#smallchanges
Congratulations to my PhD student Luke for successfully defending his thesis today.
Six scientific papers from one PhD must be some kind of record that will be hard to beat!