weather

Mathematical modeling of the stochastic climate system

Georgiy L. Stenchikov, Professor, Earth Science and Engineering

Feb 6, 12:00 - 13:00

B9 L2 H1

weather climate projections

Author of more than 290 journal and conference publications, Professor Stenchikov's research interests are in multi-scale modeling of environmental processes and numerical methods; global climate change, climate downscaling, atmospheric convection; assessment of anthropogenic impacts and geoengineering; air-sea interaction, evaluating environmental consequences of catastrophic events like volcanic eruptions, nuclear explosions, forest and urban fires; and air pollution, transport of aerosols, chemically and optically active atmospheric tracers, their radiative forcing and effect on climate.

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