Thrilled to be among the “dream team” of the world’s deltic research LSU College of the Coast & Environment LSU CCT

"This research has the potential to play a critical role in advancing our understanding and forecasting of coastal flooding,” – Daoyang Bao, of Z. George Xue (shüeh) #LSU CC&E Coupled Ocean Modeling Group. Bao is one of over 20 CC&E presenters at #SOC2023 ow.ly/3UYB50OBcgs

Wonderful way to start to State of the Coast hearing more about NASEM Gulf Research Program MissDelta project. #SOC2023

This is the talents we have at LSU #scholarshipfirst

Coupled Ocean Modeling group at #SOC2023. Check out our 6 Gulf-COWAST talks and posters LSU Research LSU College of the Coast & Environment LSU CCT

THE TIGERS ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Closing the Gap and Excited to be part of this effort!

The "Delta Research Armarda" has set sail. I am honored and excited to be on board!

LSU Coupled Ocean Modeling group presented 4 talks and 5 posters at #osm2024 covering topics of OAE, AI/ML hypoxia modeling, compound flood modeling and others. Check our coastal hazards forecast at flood.lsu.edu LSU College of the Coast & Environment LSU Research

CC&E’s Z George Xue and his Coupled Ocean Modeling Group have built the world’s first dynamically coupled 2-way computer modeling system, helping to better protect coastal communities with more accurate predictions of compound floods flood.lsu.edu #WBTTW #lalege

Job alert! Ocean modeling postdoc position at LUMCON groups.google.com/a/udel.edu/g/c…

marks my 10 years at LSU

It is Hypoxia season in the Gulf of Mexico. Check out our new paper about nutrient limitation and plankton community's impact on Hypoxia development doi.org/10.5194/bg-21-… and our real-time Hypoxia forecast can be accessed at hypoxia.lsu.edu

🌊Compound Flooding: 1 + 1 > 1, but does 1 + 1 = 2? For the first time, we quantify the compound vs. nonlinear effects during hurricane-induced flooding using the world's first dynamically coupled hydrological-ocean model: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20… LSU Research LSU College of the Coast & Environment

The Coupled Ocean Modeling Group is presenting 5 talks and 2 posters about the Gulf of Mexico Coastal Hazard Forecast System (flood.lsu.edu) using combined numerical and AI/ML models at #UIFCW 2024 NOAA EPIC LSU College of the Coast & Environment #WBTTW

Success! Our real-time forecast at hypoxia.lsu.edu accurately predicted NOAA's shelf-wide cruise findings! NOAA LSU College of the Coast & Environment #DeadZone #GulfOfMexico #hypoxia

Proud to be part of the 1st MissDelta Annual Meeting & Delta Symposium 2024 as a co-PI of the MissDelta project and serve on Delta Symposium Program Committee. LSU River Center is the best venue for discussing our Delta's future. #MissDelta #DeltaSymposium LSU College of the Coast & Environment Clint Willson

As a co-author of the 3rd Decadal Carbon Cycle Science Plan! 🌍 We value your insights. Share your thoughts through the form at the QR code—let's make this a community-driven effort! #CarbonCycle #SciencePlan #ClimateAction

I am honored to present our cutting-edge #CompoundFlooding research to the @lsu Board of Supervisors this morning! Big thanks to Provost Haggerty for the invitation, Dean Clint Willson for the warm intro, and support from LSU_CCE, @LSU_CCT, and LSU ORED #WBTTW

Speaking of the devil (#compoundflooding), high waves and extreme rainfall in South Louisiana's coastal region around midnight on 9/12 (flood.lsu.edu) is forecasted ahead of a potential hurricane #Francine. Stay informed and prepared! 🌊📷LSU College of the Coast & Environment LSU