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Research Highlights Topic: Modeling

AMOC RCP4.5 and 8.5
Global warming and Greenland melting affects Atlantic overturning
Global-mean surface air temperature (SAT) anomalies with respect to preindustrial reference level. Left panel: Reconstructions of global-mean SAT anomaly for the last 784,000 years based on studies indicated in the panel. Right panel: Reconstructed and simulated global-mean SAT anomaly and global warming projections from data sources indicated in the panel.
Paleodata-based global warming projection provides independent confirmation of CMIP5 estimates
Research onboard the RV Knorr
Agulhas Current widens as climate warms
Composite analysis of sea surface temperatures based on Atlantic Water temperature variability.
Global impact of oceanic variability in the subpolar North Atlantic
Indo-Pacific tropical rain belt expanded and contracted in the past
Indo-Pacific tropical rain belt expanded and contracted in the past
El Nino events and tropical cyclones, models compared to observations
Modeling western North Pacific tropical cyclones associated with ENSO
Sea level rise in the Pacific
Pacific sea level tilt predicts global temperature changes
Prediction uncertainty associated with model simulations of an ice-free Arctic
How predictable is the timing of a summer ice-free Arctic?
Currents and rainfall around Florida
Future changes in ocean currents around Florida impact rainfall over land
Model showing lag correlations with temperature
A cautionary note on the use of surface heat fluxes to diagnose the causes of the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation
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