Poor urban air quality and the threat of terrorist attacks by spreading a hazardous substance in cities are a real concern for public safety and health. Read more
The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) Atmospheric Chemistry Group (. https://sites.google.com/uah.edu/shanhulee. ) is seeking a talented and motivated graduate student to perform research in the area of air pollution, atmospheric chemistry, and aerosol particles. Read more
Co-supervisors. Prof. Thomas Spengler, Geophysical Institute, University of Bergen, Norway. Prof. Valerio Lucarini, Department of Mathematics, University of Reading. Read more
Supervisor. Dr Adrian Callaghan (. a.callaghan@imperial.ac.uk. ) . Department. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London. Read more
Monsoon depressions (MD) are synoptic-scale features that are responsible for a significant fraction of the rain over northern India during the summer monsoon season. Read more
Climate change will likely increase monsoon rainfall around the world but lead to greater variability and extremes. However, global climate models (GCMs) disagree on the pattern of warming of tropical sea surface temperatures (SSTs) as well as the regional changes in monsoon rainfall. Read more
Project Background. Climate change is rapidly altering the growing conditions of terrestrial ecosystems, with widespread evidence of more frequent, more intense, and longer-duration droughts and heatwaves. Read more
Although just 1%–3% of the Earth's land surface is urbanized, more than half of the world's population lives in urban areas, and this proportion is expected to reach 70% by 2050. Read more
PROJECT TITLE. Atmospheric measurements and modelling to support the Montreal Protocol. and international climate agreements. DTP Research Theme(s). Read more
How much climate change we might get in future depends on feedback loops that can amplify or dampen climate change. Atmospheric chemistry plays a crucial, but neglected part in these feedbacks. Read more
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is a system of currents in the North Atlantic which involves warm water flowing northward in the upper ocean, balanced by a southward ‘return’ flow of cold water at depth. Read more
Aeolian ripples are the common self-organized bedforms formed by wind-blown sand on Earth and some extraterrestrial surfaces. They are characterized by periodical wavy morphology with wavelength (ripple spacing) in a few centimeters and amplitude (ripple height) in a few millimeters. Read more
Many hazardous events including volcanic eruptions, chemical or radiation releases, industrial fires and wildfires, release aerosols and gases into the atmosphere. Read more
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