#AGU21 attendees check out my talk on climate/agriculture/decision-making! The live session is on Monday at 9.45am (GC12B) and I'd love to discuss more then or offline at any time!

SAVE THE DATE and help us spread the word! MSACR 2022 Midwest Student Conf. on Atmospheric Research will be happening this year on October 1-2. More details on the format and deadlines of the conference will be posted soon so STAY TUNED!

Our new Global Downscaled Projections for Climate Impacts Research dataset is now available on Microsoft's Planetary Computer! It gives researchers a new tool for studying how future climate will evolve at a local or regional level. Learn more: impactlab.org/news-insights/…

We're delighted to introduce our Keynote speakers, Workshop leaders, and more for MSCAR 2022! Abstract submissions are now open at atmos.illinois.edu/mscar. Registration will open very soon, so stay tuned! RT and spread the word!

Uncertainty analysis in multi‐sector systems: Considerations for risk analysis, projection, and planning for complex systems agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…

🚨 New paper alert! 🚨 Delighted to have this review paper published in Earth's Future which was a joint effort by the MultiSector Dynamics working group on uncertainty characterization & quantification: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…

A nice thread highlighting some important points from our recent review paper on uncertainty analysis in multi-sector systems! 👇👇

Thanks to @AndrewHamiltonL and the MultiSector Dynamics facilitation team for choosing to highlight our paper from last year!

Looking forward to giving my first in-person talk in a longgg time at #AGU22 on Tuesday, on the role of downscaling and bias-correction in projections of local climate extremes. Please stop by and ask lots of questions if this interests you!

First oral session today on uncertainty and extreme weather. Join @Erwan_Monier, Jonathan Lamontagne, Deeksha Rastogi, PhD (She/Her), Stefano Galelli, Riddhi Singh, @oneill_bc, David Lafferty, Dr. Daniel Swain and the rest of our presenters in room S504abc, starting in 30 minutes!

Thanks to the MultiSector Dynamics facilitation team for highlighting my research in their latest newsletter!

Having presented and co-chaired MSCAR in previous years, I highly recommend it for all undergrad and grad students in the atmospheric sciences and related fields! A great opportunity to present your research before AGU/AMS, and the organizers have gone above and beyond this year

I'm so excited to share our latest paper which is open access in Earth's Future! In this study, we investigate the role of natural variability and climate change in driving flood and drought variability in the San Joaquin Valley of CA. 🧵 agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…

I wrote a post for the Water Programming blog on how to build interactive visualizations with Panel 📊 It includes a code tutorial looking at some climate data and then I highlight a more advanced dashboard we built to accompany a recent paper