Polar Climate Change
This course aims to introduce the Arctic climate change and its interaction with regional and global climate. We will overview the fast-changing polar cryosphere in the past decades, and discuss the two-way interactions of the changing Arctic climate and lower-latitude atmospheric and oceanic circulations at various spatiotemporal scales, along with cause-and-effect and signal-to-noise issues addressed.
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NSIDC Arctic sea ice news & analysis (here):
- Charctic interactive sea ice graph (here).
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IPCC Reports
- Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in
a Changing Climate (here): Chapter 3 Polar
Regions (here).
- AR6 WG1 (here).
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We will use a linear baroclinic model (here):
- Arctic forcing (Arctic warming; Arctic cooling).
- tropical forcing (Central Pacific warming).

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Extreme heat under climate change through science and society, 2025
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AI in Science, 2025
Climate Modeling, 2025: here
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Climate Change and Extremes: Heatwaves, 2022
Climate Change and Extreme Events: Deep Learning Applications, 2024
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Climate Change and Extreme Events: Deep Learning Hands-on, 2024
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Climate Change and Extreme Events: Machine Learning Hands-on, 2025
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Workshop for Earth System Model, 2025
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Middle-high Latitude Stratosphere-Troposphere Dynamics, 2021
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Statistics with Meteorological Applications, 2021-2025
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Applied Mathematics 1​, 2022-2025; Webpage: here
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