Advancing scientific understanding of climate, improving society’s ability to plan and respond
Advancing scientific understanding of climate, improving society’s ability to plan and respond
MAPP-funded researchers improve the predictability of marine habitat shifts in a warming climate, highlighting the potential that oxygen can play a role in driving habitat viability and changes on interannual to decadal timescales.
Improved Predictions for Marine Habitat Shifts Focus on Oxygen as a Driving Force Read More »
This effort supports a broader initiative between NOAA and DOS designed to bring science and stewardship to bear on island resilience, foster efforts to build a blue economy and support the President’s Emergency Plan for Adaptation and Resilience (PREPARE).
The goals of the event are to improve understanding of the climate-related challenges facing the region and increase awareness of work being done to enhance the resilience of the region.
Registration for the 2024 South Central Climate Resilience Forum is Open Read More »
The dominant type of New York City air pollution shifts to relatively poorly understood organic aerosols, which are exacerbated by rising temperatures, as shown by a field campaign across the city to better understand urban air quality.
Ongoing shifts in New York City air pollution: aerosols and their sensitivity to heat Read More »
MAPP supported a new study that built a hurricane record with past climate proxies and climate models for the past millennium and links recent hurricane trends with naturally occurring climate variations.
A new MAPP- and NIDIS-supported study published in Nature attributes Northern Hemisphere snowpack trends since the 1980s to human-induced warming using observations and climate models, warning of a rapidly approaching “tipping-point” of increased melt and water resource risks.
CPO-Supported Researchers Attribute Snowpack Loss to Human-Induced Warming Read More »
Machine learning techniques in a new MAPP-supported study help to understand non-linear complexities of the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) and its connections to the global climate system.
Machine Learning Method Leads to Better Understanding of North Atlantic Oscillation Read More »
CVP and OSTI supported a study that described important information for predicting weather and atmospheric conditions in the tropics and surrounding regions.
Discovering New Patterns in Warm Conveyor Belts in the Pacific Read More »
AC4-funded research team publishes a review paper on the hydroxyl radical (OH), a critical self-cleansing molecule that helps maintain air quality.
David Herring spoke in the Summit’s session on innovation at the Department of Commerce.
CEE Division Chief David Herring Participates in Census Bureau’s Open Innovation Summit Read More »