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The ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes
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The ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes reduces Australia’s economic, social and environmental vulnerability to climate extremes.
Ocean dynamics and their role in climate by Dr Navid Constantinou
Ocean dynamics and their role in climate by Dr Navid Constantinou
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General Circulation (part 2) by Professor Steve Sherwood
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General Circulation (part 2) by Professor Steve Sherwood
Waves and teleconnections (part 1) by Professor Steve Sherwood
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Waves and teleconnections (part 1) by Professor Steve Sherwood
Weather in the 21st Century by Professor Christian Jakob
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Weather in the 21st Century by Professor Christian Jakob
Weather resources by Dr Doug Richardson
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Weather resources by Dr Doug Richardson
Potential vorticity by Dr Michael Barnes
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Potential vorticity by Dr Michael Barnes
The omega equation by Professor Michael Reeder
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The omega equation by Professor Michael Reeder
High resolution atmospheric modelling by Dr Yi Huang
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High resolution atmospheric modelling by Dr Yi Huang
Fronts and frontogenesis by Dr Michael Barnes
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Fronts and frontogenesis by Dr Michael Barnes
Weather and drought in Australia by Dr Ailie Gallant
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Weather and drought in Australia by Dr Ailie Gallant
Modes of variability and climate interactions by Dr Claire Vincent
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Modes of variability and climate interactions by Dr Claire Vincent
Marine heatwaves and compound events - CLEX Seminar Series 2024 - Prof Thomas Froelicher Part 2
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Marine heatwaves and compound events - CLEX Seminar Series 2024 - Prof Thomas Froelicher Part 2
Marine heatwaves and compound events - CLEX Seminar Series 2024 Prof Thomas Froelicher Part 1
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Marine heatwaves and compound events - CLEX Seminar Series 2024 Prof Thomas Froelicher Part 1
Emerging tipping points in Antarctica - CLEX Seminar Series 2024 Prof Nerilie Abram
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Emerging tipping points in Antarctica - CLEX Seminar Series 2024 Prof Nerilie Abram
Neural General Circulation Models for Weather and Climate -CLEX Seminar Series 2024 Dr Stephan Hoyer
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Neural General Circulation Models for Weather and Climate -CLEX Seminar Series 2024 Dr Stephan Hoyer
Predicting ocean extremes - CLEX Seminar Series 2023 Dr Claire Spillmann
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Predicting ocean extremes - CLEX Seminar Series 2023 Dr Claire Spillmann
CLEX Seminar Series 2023 Prof Andrew Weaver
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CLEX Seminar Series 2023 Prof Andrew Weaver
The Antarctic Ozone Hole: Past, Present and Future - CLEX Seminar Series 2023 Prof Paul Newman
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The Antarctic Ozone Hole: Past, Present and Future - CLEX Seminar Series 2023 Prof Paul Newman
Climate science leaders prepare for the future
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Climate science leaders prepare for the future
Records broken - Dr Kim Reid speaks to Al Jazeera
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Records broken - Dr Kim Reid speaks to Al Jazeera
El Niño and La Niña multi year events could become more common: New research
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El Niño and La Niña multi year events could become more common: New research
Rainfall relief for Northern Australia during El Niño: New research
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Rainfall relief for Northern Australia during El Niño: New research
How to become a climate scientist #climate #climatechange #computerscience #shorts
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How to become a climate scientist #climate #climatechange #computerscience #shorts
What is the Pacific Walker Circulation? A climate scientist explains
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What is the Pacific Walker Circulation? A climate scientist explains
What an insightful lecture! As a student I really enjoyed how you explained depicting space-time variability!
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I am dedicated to a oceanography project with a friend who studies this area and I came here to learn more about her field of study. Cheers from Maranhão.
Very helpful, thank you!
hahahahahahaha y'all stupid
Monitoring the ice wall you mean.
melting sea ice will only trigger an ice age do you not do any research the bueafort gyer cold water bomb is about to be released and when it does it will speed along the next ice age by shutting down the amoc
It’s very similar to what’s happening with El Niño this year.
wow
There is no man made climate change. Anyone with half a brain can check out the history of climate and co2. Back during the dinosaurs there was 4 times the CO2 then today. What car did T-rex drive?
I guess this is a video for young people who are thinking about getting a research degree in climate science in their life. My experience bringing up new researchers was that whether a new comer was good at coding for scientific purposes well predict whether they could graduate. Just get to intermediate level Python or NCL plus basic command of Linux OS before becoming a research student. Physics and Mathematics are absolutely critical but you can pick them up during your study. Coding, though... I was lucky i started drinking from hoses a year before i worked as a researcher student.
Yes, we highly recommend picking up coding skill as early on as possible!
This was very informative. It’s sad that so many people fool themselves into thinking they know more than climate scientists, rejecting climate action - when the vast majority of them probably don’t even know about this basic phenomenon that she described (see, Dunning-Kruger).
Thank you! We really want to show how amazing climate scientists are ^_^ The science is really cool!
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what is the modification in Teten's formula for calculating qs?
Dear ARC people. I hope you know this scientist. Dr. Kerry Emanuel | Using Physics to Estimate Current and Future Flood Risk ruclips.net/video/HQaG222IeOg/видео.html
Great lecture Graham!
Accurate in your example is only wet suit
I totally trust that accent he must be correct.
Umm feedback loops? ➿For every increment of warming caused by our greenhouse gas emission alone, evaporation from the extra warming generates enough water vapour to double that warming. ➿Reduction in sea ice and snow cover (albedo)is, from the Arctic alone, responsible for ~25% of the current warming ➿Global terrestrial photosynthesis is in decline. less CO2 is absorbed ➿ Thawing permafrost, the warmer it gets, the more it thaws ➿ There are many more positive ↗ feedback ➿like marine cloud layer decline, wamer oceans absorb less CO2 (and less O2)... We have triggered an avalanche and we want to believe we can stop it before it hits our little global village on a pale blue dot... The warming signal came out of the background noise in 1984, was that the tipping point?
Any comment on the Coral Reef cover 2022 ? Is Peter Ridd correct after all ? Over to you Alice and Jonathan. Start spinning.
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Cause it rains up the wa zoo.. in the Pacific Northwest, best crabs in the world
Wash away the anger
It's not only temperature, try some of these searches: photosynthesis decline, phytoplankton decline, krill decline... CO2 and other greenhouse gases we emit are just the trigger. Most of the warming comes from feedback loop like increase in water vapour (another greenhouse gas) 50% of the extra warming, and albedo decline accounts for another 25% of the extra warming. Yes, this looks a lot like an avalanche.
What software to use for spatial downscaling
Is there a way to get these presentations to download? It would be nice to have the links and such to click on.
Amazing presentation, can I get a copy of the ppt?
please also provide with the ppt.
The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination
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By reflecting away 30% of the incoming solar energy the albedo/atmosphere/GHGs make the Earth cooler than it would be without the atmosphere much like that reflective panel behind a car’s windshield. The non-radiative heat transfer processes of the contiguous atmospheric molecules render “extra” energy upwelling from the surface radiating as a LWIR black body impossible. For example, the 396 W/m^2 upwelling from the surface is a “What if?” theoretical calculation without physical reality. (refer to: TFK_bams09) Without the 396 W/m^2 upwelling there is no 333 W/m^2 GHG energy up/down/”back” LWIR greenhouse gas loop to not “warm” the terrestrial surface. The greenhouse theory and man caused climate change are negated by any one of these three points. Hysterical speculations over sea levels, ice caps, glaciers, extreme weather, etc. are irrelevant noise. Zero greenhouse effect, Zero CO2 global warming and Zero man caused climate change. Version 1.0 090121
I always have this question in my mind: models cannot well predict what the weather is like, say, in a week or two. Why do we use models to make climate projection which goes on for a couple of decades? I have a rough idea of the difference between weather and climate but what makes climate predictable on centennial time scale but it is of synoptic time for the weather?
The major actual flaw in weather prediction is they are also based on historical/statistical data, and not just the current state of the atmosphere. This is currently being addressed, but one needs to understand that much more powerful computers and many more data points to replace the historical part, which is now less relevant, the climate system changing so much and so fast. Computers models are always approximations, even flight models in simulators on which pilots train. The climate system is incredibly complex and dynamic, but despite uncertainties, the average they give is a good prediction. Anyhow, just seeing how life is having a hard time because of the climate warming we induce should be more than cause for concern, it is cause for alarm, if one understands the interactions of the biosphere and that for example all the oxygen used by life is produced by vegetation, and that global photosynthesis, the oxygen making process, is in decline. And yes, it also absorbs CO2, it keeps the C and gives back the O2. Hence, it is a self-reinforcing feedback loop, another one...
This is a great question! In order to understand it, we need to realise that the goals of weather and climate models are not the same. When we run the numerical weather prediction model, we want to know the sequence of the weather events that will be happening in the next couple of days. After 10 days or so, we are no longer able to do this accurately, because of the errors in the initial conditions (as Lorenz explained in his groundbreaking discovery in 1963). However, when we run climate projections, we are interested in the statistics of the future. We do not care about the sequence of weather events. We, rather, look at the averages and variabilities that will happen over some period. I hope I have answered at least a part of your question.
Thank you's. Would be nice if we could closely monitor and analyze risk specially in agricultural areas. I'm quite worried, as we all should, about food production and not just our little homes and neighbourhoods. We will eventually need a food-watch system... of some sort.
Amazing talk! :')
please upload more, or put some links for the course material
Australia will be hit hard if temperatures are not stabilized, thank you.
Its always been hot in Australia, nothing new.
@@rollling7523 Are you dismissing the fact that Australia has warmed 1.5 C since bassline line 1880? Or are you trying to dismiss the fact that CO2 is a GHG ?
Rcp8.5 is a worse case (impossible) scenario. If you was a scientist you would not advocate using this models data
Hi, I wonder if there are any omits in the derivation of APE?
at 15:43 she says "you have 7 coupled equations and 7 unknowns" but I can only see 6 equations. Where/what is the 7th equation?
horizontal momentum 2 dimensional, one for u one for v.
horizontal momentum is 2 dimensional, one equation for u one for v.
can we enter monthly data in Rlimdex, instead of daily data? if yes, what should we enter in "day" column?
Thank you..............www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-08/su-acy082011.php
Thank you.
Woah!!!
I didn't see, in the science section, a direct comparison between the IPCC AR5 RCP 8.5 temperature predictions, and the avg CMIP6 prediction, which has the stronger ECS=~5C. That would have been a much more impacting graph on public perceptions of what we're facing. Maybe it was buried in the many curves on each of those related graphs?
Great about study of Convection👌👌