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Climate Variability and Change Analysis

Our Climate Variability and Change Analysis Group analyzes data on daily to multi-decadal atmospheric variations measured by many types of observing systems. Our specialty is working with radiosonde (weather balloon) data. Through our radiosonde research, we have identified important data problems and produced new, improved datasets. We use these and other datasets to identify and characterize climate variability and trends. We also work collaboratively with climate modeling groups who use our datasets to evaluate global climate models.

 
Researcher Primary Research Interests Other Interests
Jim Angell Climate Variability and Change
Upper-Air Temperature and Ozone Trends
Urban Boundary Layer Flows (Tetroons)
Volcanic Effects on Climate
North Pole Vortex
Melissa Free Climate Variability and Change
Volcanic Effects on Climate
Radiosonde Atmospheric Temperature Products for Assessing Climate (RATPAC)
Ozone Trends
Changes in Cloud Cover
Dian Seidel Climate Variability and Change
GCOS Reference Upper Air Network (GRUAN)
Climatology of the Planetary Boundary Layer
Vertical Profile of Temperature Trends
Tropopause Studies
Geoengineering
Science and Environmental Education
American Meteorological Society
Julian Wang Regional Climate Modeling Transition of Research to Operations
International Research Agreements
Yehui (Ally) Zhang Climate Variability and Change
NRC Postdoctoral Research Associate
Climatology of Stable Planetary Boundary Layer
Temperature Trends in the Lower Atmosphere
Gravity Waves in the Troposphere
Tropopause Studies
James Wang Climate Variability and Change
NRC Senior Research Associate
Climate Trends at the Tropical Tropopause
Radiosonde and Satellite GPS Radio Occultation Observations
Atmospheric Methane Modeling and Trends
Global Nitrogen Cycle
Wastewater Pollution Reduction
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Targets
Geoengineering