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Jiang Zhu
NSF National Center for Atmospheric ResearchMeeting roles in:
Deciphering Two-Phase Global Hydroclimate Patterns During Heinrich Stadial 1: Insights from Model Simulations and Proxy Records
The Holocene Seasonal Temperature Conundrum
Atmospheric and oceanic energy transport during North Atlantic freshening events: Influences of moisture transport and hydrologic cycle feedbacks
Paleoclimate data assimilation of the Pacific Walker Circulation
The Response of ENSO Diversity and Asymmetry to Mid-Holocene Climate: Revealed by Proxy Records and Model Simulations
Quantifying effects of high atmospheric CO2, altered bathymetry and a reduced PO4 inventory on Miocene nitrogen and oxygen dynamics
What are the climate factors that determined when the Laurentide Ice Sheet grew or retreated?
Controls on Western US Interior Water Cycling over the Holocene: Investigating Water Isotope Trends in iCESM and Ferricrete Proxy Data
Climate Forcing, Response, and Recovery in a State-Dependent System I Poster
A Perturbed Parameter Ensemble Dataset for State-Dependent Climate Forcing, Feedbacks, and Extremes
Multi-proxy evidence of an active Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation in the Middle Miocene
Climate responses to varying vegetation configurations during the Mid-Pliocene Warm Period.
An Analysis of the Environmental Drivers of C4 Grassland Expansion in the Late-Miocene
Effect of Early Eocene Paleogeography on Large-scale Atmospheric Circulation
Resolution and State Dependence of Atmospheric River Activity in Response to CO2 Forcing
Climate Forcing, Response, and Recovery in a State-Dependent System II Oral
iCESM1.3 contributions to Pliocene Model Intercomparison Project 3
Predicting floral composition with climate: Testing climate models with plant distributions
State dependence and limits of precipitation change under warming
Water Isotope Systematics: Improving Understanding of Past, Present, and Future Hydroclimate I Oral
Water Isotope Model Intercomparison Project (WisoMIP): Present-day Climate
Water Isotope Systematics: Improving Understanding of Past, Present, and Future Hydroclimate II Poster
ENSO-driven hydrological variability in the tropical Pacific – sea surface salinity and oxygen isotope observations versus models
Emulating Water Isotopes in Coupled Earth System Models
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