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One more successful attempt for developing more robust model based on Eco-Evolutionary Optimality (EEO) concepts by Shengchao Qiao

Posted on
24th November 2021

Global food security is an ongoing challenge for humanity owing to the continuous growth of global population. Meanwhile, assessment of global food security contributes to the sustainable development goal of…Read More >

One more successful attempt for developing more robust model based on Eco-Evolutionary Optimality (EEO) concepts by Shengchao Qiao

Investigating fundamental wildfire drivers by Alexander Kuhn-Regnier

Posted on
23rd June 202124th June 2021

My PhD began by asking the question “What are the fundamental drivers of wildfires?” Far from being the first to ask it, I searched for an aspect of this question…Read More >

Investigating fundamental wildfire drivers by Alexander Kuhn-Regnier

A framework for new analyses of lake status data by Sandy Harrison

Posted on
26th February 202126th February 2021

The Global Lake Status Database (GLSDB) has been widely used by the climate modelling community to evaluate model predictions of changing hydroclimate, most particularly changes in the monsoon regions in…Read More >

A framework for new analyses of lake status data by Sandy Harrison

The SPECIAL presence at the PMIP2020 meeting

Posted on
1st December 2020

The Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison project (PMIP; https://pmip.lsce.ipsl.fr/), which began in the early 1990s to provide an efficient mechanism for coordinating palaeoclimate modelling activities, held it’s biannual meeting in Nanjing (China)…Read More >

The SPECIAL presence at the PMIP2020 meeting

Benchmarking is a necessary evil. By Sandy Harrison

Posted on
20th July 202029th January 2021

The FireMIP paper describing the benchmarking of fire-enabled vegetation model simulations of the historic period is now out in Geoscientific Model Development (https://doi.org/10.5194/gmd-13-3299-2020). The team, led by Stijn Hantson, have…Read More >

Benchmarking is a necessary evil. By Sandy Harrison

SPECIAL, CRANE and LANDCOVER6k synergies meeting. By Sandy Harrison

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10th June 201915th June 2020

Sandy Harrison and Laia Comas-Bru hosted a meeting in Reading this week bringing together members of the PAGES LandCover6k group and the CRANE and CLASS projects to explore synergies in…Read More >

SPECIAL, CRANE and LANDCOVER6k synergies meeting. By Sandy Harrison

FireMIP Sensitivity Experiments. By Sandy Harrison

Posted on
18th March 201926th March 2019

It is very exciting to see that the FireMIP paper on the sensitivity of burnt area to environmental and anthropogenic controls, led by Lina Teckentrup, is now out in Biogeosciences…Read More >

FireMIP Sensitivity Experiments. By Sandy Harrison

Evaluating model outputs using integrated global speleothem records of climate change. By Laia Comas Bru

Posted on
11th March 201911th March 2019

Although quantitative isotopic data from speleothems has been used to evaluate isotope-enabled model simulations in the past, currently no consensus exists regarding the most appropriate methodology through which achieve this….Read More >

Evaluating model outputs using integrated global speleothem records of climate change. By Laia Comas Bru

Contact: Prof. Sandy Harrison

s.p.harrison@reading.ac.uk

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