Tag Archive: climate model simulations

RP4 Variability & Teleconnections report – December 2020

December 12, 2020 5:11 pm Published by Comments Off on RP4 Variability & Teleconnections report – December 2020

It has been remarkable how much we have achieved in this extraordinarily difficult year. Research coming out of the Teleconnections and Variability program over the past four months has strongly focused on how influences in one part of the world can have direct impacts on another.

UNSW06: change of dryness in australia

August 6, 2020 1:29 pm Published by Comments Off on UNSW06: change of dryness in australia

Dryness is defined by ratio of accumulated annual rainfall and potential evapotranspiration (PET). Understanding changes in dryness will help stakeholders and policy makers making long-term plans in water management and mitigation/adaptation. In this study, the 50-km resolution climate simulations from the NARCliM outer domain will be used to assess the future changes in dryness.

How useful are the Australian FLUXNET (Ozflux) data?

January 24, 2019 11:14 am Published by Comments Off on How useful are the Australian FLUXNET (Ozflux) data?

The Australian FLUXNET data provide perhaps the world’s most valuable observations for building and evaluating the land models needed for projecting future droughts and heatwaves.

UNSW9: Were all Heinrich Events similar?

August 14, 2018 5:50 pm Published by Comments Off on UNSW9: Were all Heinrich Events similar?

The aim of this project is to quantify the main differences between Heinrich events in terms of ocean circulation changes, and climate impacts. The student will gather published proxy data for a few of the most prominent events and compare these with existing climate model simulations.