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
New publications, one on CO2 outgassing and the other on ocean-air feedbacks, contribute to the pre-field modeling studies in support of Tropical Pacific Observing System (TPOS) 2020.
Two New Pre-Field Studies in Support of TPOS 2020 Read More »
Methane emissions trends for North America may be higher than reported by national inventories, primarily due to underestimation in emissions from the oil sector.
Two new publications highlight CPO’s continued support for research in the marine ecosystem risk area.
New Publications on the Climate & Ecology of the California Current System Read More »
A newly developed climatology dataset could help construct seasonal cycles for the northern California Current system off the coast of Newport, Oregon.
New Dataset from Shipboard Survey Data Along the Newport Hydrographic Line Read More »
Researchers are studying whether tropical storms can help mitigate drought conditions in affected regions of the United States.
New Study Asks: Do Tropical Storms Impact Drought in The US? Read More »
The pandemic presented a unique opportunity to study the atmosphere’s response to widespread and sudden emission reductions, documented in a new publication in Environmental Research Letters.
New results from the FIREX-AQ field campaign provide detailed insight to ozone formation in western US wildfires.
Better Representation of Ozone Formation in Wildfire Smoke Read More »
New CVP-funded research identifies which of several new reanalysis datasets may be the most useful for better studying and simulating the tropical intraseasonal oscillation (ISO).
New research illuminates the processes behind marine heatwaves during a time when the Atlantic is undergoing increased warming and more frequent extreme events.
Investigating the Processes behind Marine Heatwaves Read More »
CPO’s Earth System Science and Modeling Division (ESSM) research was well-represented at the American Geophysical Union’s 2021 Fall Meeting.
ESSM-supported Research Makes a Strong Showing at #AGU21 Read More »