Post doc position in 🛰️ remote sensing in 🇫🇷
Join the SAMOUSSA project to study Sargassum in the N.Atl using Meteosat Third Gen & the NEMO-Sarg model.
🎯 Goal: Improve seasonal forecast
Consider applying and joining a dynamic team and discover the wonderful city of Toulouse
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💧 New preprint in the HESS journal
🌍 "Hydrological regime shifts in Sahelian watersheds: an investigation with a simple dynamical model driven by annual precipitation"
🔧 We propose methodological tools to study the timing of past hydrological regime shifts
🔗 doi.org/10.5194/egus...
🎤 FYI tomorrow, I will present at #EGU25 our work
🔍 "Equation discovery for climate impact: symbolic regression to emulate climate impact indicators for unseen scenarios"
🌊 In the "Machine Learning for Ocean Science" session at 09:25 Room -2.41/42
🔗 meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/EGU25-...
PS: I also highly recommend a podcast hosted by Adam Sobel (the author of this paper) which is called DeepConvection deep-convection.org and is available on some podcast platforms
"The users, or “stakeholders,” need not be national governments; they need not be governments at all. Thus, they are a much more diverse set of actors than those who have major roles in mitigation, and this diversity creates many more opportunities to do scientific research in support of adaptation"
"Adaptation, on the other hand, is local; unlike mitigation, it is different everywhere"
"It will not be solved by advances in climate science, both because existing science is already adequate to justify more action than seems likely, and because the actions under consideration by current (and likely future) political actors are guided by science only, at best, in the loosest way"
"It is clear today that the climate mitigation problem is a political one, meaning that it will be solved only by changes in leadership"
Paper suggestion ! 🌎👨🏽🔬🎯 Sobel 2021 "Usable climate science is adaptation science"
link.springer.com/article/10.1... (restricted access journal)
In an Essay just published in PLOS Climate, Hervé Douville of @meteofrance.com argues that the climate modelling community should take new approaches to maximise research impact
journals.plos.org/climate/arti...
Draft chapter outline for IPCC AR7 WGI is now public - *subject to approval* at the plenary, end of Feb
What's new?
Compared to AR6:
-More concise
-greater range of modeling approaches
-chapters span Earth System domains
-considers diverse physical scenarios
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apps.ipcc.ch/eventmanager...
New paper ! ❄️ 🌨️ 🇪🇺 Evin et al., 2025 "Estimating changes in extreme snow load in Europe as a function of global warming levels", with my co-authors Guillaume Evin, Elisa Kamir and @smlmrn.bsky.social
#Snow #Extreme #Climate
authors.elsevier.com/a/1kUDU,3mSS...
Strongly agree that "clearer, more specific language to describe the phenomena labelled as tipping points" is needed, due to all the existing definitions
Here is an illustration (for a bistable model) of "my definition" so far:
References: arxiv.org/abs/1103.0169
www.nature.com/articles/350...
Excellent, as always - from @bobkopp.net et al
In addition, we don't say often enough that though there may be tipping _elements_, there's little evidence to date for global scale tipping points.
Best understanding remains that we warm as much as we cumulatively emit. No more, no less.
Dear colleagues, it is our pleasure to announce the “3rd Workshop on Bias Correction in Climate Studies” that will take place from May 26 to May 28, 2025 at Mines Paris – PSL, 60 boulevard Saint-Michel, Paris (France)
First post on @bsky.app 🎉:
Can #AI-based weather forecasting models (trained on present-day data) provide skillful forecasts also in different colder and warmer states of the climate system?
Our preprint in arxiv explores this question:
doi.org/10.48550/arX...
Here is what we found so far (🧵1/7)
New paper on #CMIP7 emissions-driven design out today in GMD.
Earth System Modeling has long relied on simulations driven by GHG concentrations. But this approach is outdated.
ESMs need to resolve human activity and its consquences.
gmd.copernicus.org/articles/17/...
