Modeling Particles in the Ocean Particulate material plays a crucial role in many important processes in the ocean. They provide food for organism from the surface to the seafloor, they play critical roles in the partitioning and availability of … Read more
Petrological and Geochemical Record of Fluid Migration in the Subduction Interface Subduction zones are the primary location for element recycling from the Earth's surface into the mantle. Subducting plates release fluids that play a crucial role in generating intraslab … Read more
Climate and Fisheries: Evolving our Science Advice NOAA Fisheries is responsible for managing marine fisheries within the U.S. exclusive economic zone. Our work is guided by two core mandates: ensure the productivity and sustainability of fisheries through science-based decision-making and … Read more
The Role of the Stratosphere in Climate and Weather Prediction The stratosphere consists of about 17% of the mass of Earth's atmosphere and the ozone it contains plays a key role in shielding the surface from harmful ultraviolet radiation. … Read more
Understanding Weather Hazards impacting the Eastern US Through Analysis of Cyclone Tracks, with a Focus on Storm Surge This talk will focus on hazards generated by hurricanes and extratropical cyclones along the US east coast. Overall, the talk will … Read more
Some Surprising Impacts of Large-scale Orography on Global Climate In this talk, I will briefly review the evidence that shows large-scale orography is a major reason why "Europe warm is winter", why there can’t be an Ozone Hole in the Northern … Read more
Hosted by: Dr. Harvey Seim
Moving beyond just the environment - joint modeling to incorporate species interdependencies as well as environmental effects in multiple ecological systems We use species distribution models to understand the abundance and distribution of organisms, and these models are typically built by … Read more
Science and Solutions for a Warming World Global warming represents an existential threat to the health and well-being of communities around the world, but especially to indigenous populations and low-income communities of color. Indeed, the Sixth Assessment Report of … Read more
Advancing Urban Flood Risk Management through Physics-informed, Data-Driven Hazard Assessment The escalating impacts of climate change, particularly the intensification of rainfall events, pose significant challenges for fast-evolving cities. While numerous flood management strategies exist, from sponge cities and insurance … Read more
Environmental Justice for Environmental Science Environmental scientists sometimes think about our research as informing efforts to promote environmental justice (i.e., “environmental science for environmental justice”). This framing can be true, and it often yields impactful science, but we can also … Read more
Hosted by: Dr Pavelsky
Hosted by: Dr. Scott Gifford
