Paul C. Loikith

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geology
• Environmental science
• Climatology
• Physics
• Geography
• Meteorology
• Biology
• Oceanography
• Ecology
• Climate change
• Precipitation
• Atmospheric sciences
• Climate model
• Mathematics
• Quantum mechanics
• Computer science
• Thermodynamics
• Engineering

Authored Works

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• Who Matters and Why: Identifying Hotspots of Vulnerability and Resilience to Cascading and Consecutive Disasters in Portland, Oregon
• Projections of Large-Scale Atmospheric Circulation Patterns and Associated Temperature and Precipitation Over the Pacific Northwest Using CMIP6 Models
• Projected Changes in Atmospheric Ridges Over the Pacific-North American Region Using CMIP6 Models
• Multivariate Analysis for Identification of Homogeneous Regions in Relation to Precipitation and Temperature Over South America
• Meteorological Drivers and Local Impacts of the Exceptional 2020 Labor Day Weather Event over Western North America
• Impacts of a Geoscience Research Experience for Undergraduates Program on Broadening Participation in Scientific Research and Increasing Retention in STEM.
• How dry is "dry" lightning? A multi-dataset assessment of precipitation amounts associated with lightning-caused wildfire ignition across the western United States.
• Putting the Atmospheric Conditions Associated with the 2020 Oregon Labor Day Fires into Climatological Context
• Projections of Large-Scale Atmospheric Circulation Patterns and Associated Temperature and Precipitation Anomalies over the Pacific Northwest using CMIP6 Models
• Implications of Non-Gaussian Wet-Bulb Temperature Distribution Tails Under Projections of Future Warming
• Evaluating CMIP6 Model Fidelity at Simulating Large-Scale Atmospheric Circulation Patterns and Associated Temperature and Precipitation over the Pacific Northwest
• Elevation-Dependent Projections of Extreme Heat Stress Changes in the Contiguous United States
• Assessment of Temporal Clustering of Heat Wave Events Over the Contiguous United States
• Assessment of Projected Climate Change Effects on Atmospheric Rivers and Associated Precipitation in CMIP6 Models for the Seven US National Climate Assessment Regions

Linked Co-Authors

• Adrienne Wootten
• Benjamin R. Lintner
• Christina M. Aragon
• Colin Raymond
• Deepti Singh
• Duane E. Waliser
• Elias Massoud
• Heejun Chang
• Huikyo Lee
• Idowu Ajibade
• J. David Neelin
• James M. Done
• John T. Abatzoglou

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Arizona State University
• Eastern Michigan University
• Jet Propulsion Laboratory
• National Center for Atmospheric Research, Colorado
• Oregon State University, Corvallis
• Portland State University, Oregon
• University of Calgary, Canada
• University of California, Berkeley
• University of California, Los Angeles
• University of California, Merced
• University of Cincinnati, Ohio
• University of Delaware
• University of Oklahoma, Norman
• Washington State University

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