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African air quality: framework for a proactive observing and modeling strategy

Improving extreme rainfall predictions: the limits of high-resolution climate models
New discovery in atmospheric chemistry helps predict methane’s role in climate change
Scientists released plan for upcoming Tropical Pacific modeling and field studies

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U.S. Methane “Hotspot” is Snapshot of Local Pollution
Supported in part by CPO’s Atmospheric Chemistry, Carbon Cycle, and Climate (AC4) Program, scientists from two University of Colorado institutes and NOAA participated in an…
Revealing the Dynamical Processes of Large-Scale Ocean Fronts
The study, funded in part by CPO’s Climate Variability & Predictability (CVP) program, investigates the dynamic processes that influence submesoscale fronts in the Northwest Pacific…
Long-Term Field Observations Lead to New Insights in the Formation of Organic Aerosols
Research funded by two AC4 awards used observations from three long-term networks to update or “constrain” the chemical transport model mechanisms to more accurately represent…
Reducing Temperature Biases in Tropical Ocean Models
This work, funded by CPO’s Climate Variability & Predictability (CVP) program as part of NOAA’s contributions to the Tropical Pacific Observing System (TPOS) process studies,…
Uncovering the Links between Surfactants, Sea Spray, and Tropical Cyclone Intensification
This study, supported by Climate Variability & Predictability, is the first to study how surfactants impact sea spray in regards to cylcones, the understanding of…
Predicting the Mass Concentration of Black Carbon in the Atmosphere
Relying on both classical statistical techniques as well as new machine learning approaches, this project funded in part by Atmospheric Chemistry, Carbon Cycle, & Climate…
Are Sea Surface Temperature Indices the Right Proxy for 100-year Trends in AMOC?
Research supported by the Climate Variability & Predictability program suggests that a common proxy for understanding AMOC trends, sea surface temperature indices, are not the…
Using Aircraft Measurements to Investigate Primary vs. Secondary Sources of Organic Aerosols in Wildfire Plumes
This study, funded in part by Atmospheric Chemistry, Carbon Cycle, & Climate (AC4), investigates the relationship between primary and secondary sources of organic aerosols over…
MAPP-funded research finds risk of large California fires increases substantially to one unit degree change in temperature
With warming temperatures and severe droughts, the state of California has seen an increase in fire activity. Due to rising global temperatures, this upward trend…
MAPP Marine Ecosystem Task Force begins three-year initiative to improve modeling and prediction of climate impacts on fisheries
The Task Force is focused on modeling climate impacts on fisheries and other living marine resources, the predictability of climate impacts imposed on these resources,…
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