Paul J. Kushner

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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6404-4518

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Physics
• Geology
• Geography
• Climatology
• Meteorology
• Environmental science
• Oceanography
• Atmospheric sciences
• Biology
• Ecology
• Climate change
• Thermodynamics
• Mathematics
• Mechanics
• Arctic
• Astronomy
• Climate model
• Quantum mechanics
• Engineering
• Troposphere
• Sea ice
• Geomorphology
• Chemistry
• Mathematical analysis

Authored Works

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• Storm-track weakening in response to Arctic sea ice loss arises with ocean coupling
• Snowfall Extremes in the Arctic Contribute to Rapid Seasonal Snow Cover Advance
• Reconstructed Snow Cover Datasets Provide No Evidence of Hemispheric Atmospheric Teleconnections Involving October Eurasian Snow Cover
• Reconstructed Multidecadal Snow Depth Data Yield Negative October Snow Cover Extent Trends
• Observationally Calibrating Free Parameters in a Snow-On-Sea-Ice Model
• How High-Resolution Models Better Represent Atmospheric Circulations Associated With Extreme Wind Events in Midlatitude Cities
• Effects of artificial heat added by sea ice perturbation methods
• A Climate Model Hierarchy Reveals Time-evolving Effects of Anthropogenic Aerosols on Monsoonal Climate
• The hydrological cycle drives atmospheric heat transport in a hierarchy of models and reanalyses
• Simple Snow Temperature Index Models Help Assess Discrepancies Between Snow Water Equivalent Products
• Representation of Design-level Wind Events with the Potential for Infrastructure Damage in the Built Environment in Models and Reanalysis
• Poleward heat transport from sea ice loss and tropical warming in the earth system model hierarchy
• Observationally Calibrating Free Parameters for a Snow-on-Sea-Ice Model Using a Markov Chain Monte Carlo Method
• Elucidating the role of Antarctic sea-ice loss within the response to greenhouse warming
• Arctic Feedbacks: The Interconnected Roles of Sea Ice, Atmospheric Energy Transport, and Lapse Rate Changes
• Additivity, separability, and robustness of the ocean-atmosphere responses to sea-ice loss and greenhouse forcing

Linked Co-Authors

• Aaron Donohoe
• Alek Petty
• Alex Cabaj
• G. W. K. Moore
• James A. Screen
• Kyle C. Armour
• Lawrence Mudryk
• Nicole Feldl
• Stephanie Hay
• Stephen Po‐Chedley

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Environment Canada
• Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, California
• Meteo France
• University of California, Santa Cruz
• University of Exeter, UK
• University of Toronto, Canada
• University of Victoria, Canada
• University of Washington, Seattle

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