Noah S. Diffenbaugh

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Environmental science
• Geology
• Geography
• Biology
• Physics
• Oceanography
• Ecology
• Climatology
• Climate change
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Precipitation
• History
• Mathematics
• Engineering
• Archaeology
• Economics
• Computer science
• Chemistry

Authored Works

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• Using data-driven predictions to constrain climate model uncertainty in the time remaining until critical global warming thresholds are reached
• Using Machine Learning with Partial Dependence Analysis to Investigate Land-Atmosphere Coupling
• The Salience Effect of Flooding on Insurance Demand
• Potential for Perceived Failure of Stratospheric Aerosol Injection Deployment
• Impacts of historical and future drought on the energy system and air quality in the western US
• Identifying the Effect of Severe Weather caused Power Outages on Human Health
• How Combining Climate and Disaggregated National Indicators Can Enhance Mountain Biodiversity Conservation Efforts
• Attributing impacts of historical climate change: Recent progress in quantifying economic impacts using historical observations and climate model ensembles
• Using Machine Learning to Understand Changes in Extreme Precipitation
• The relative importance of different origin conditions for atmospheric river landfall temperatures
• The contribution of soil, topographic, and vegetation traits to plant-water sensitivity
• Temperature-Driven Changes to Mobility Patterns in the San Francisco Bay Area
• Seasonal trends in California offshore wind events
• Plant-Water Sensitivity Regulates Wildfire Vulnerability
• On the impossibility of individual extreme event thresholds in the absence of global warming
• Effect of Wildfire Severity on the Longevity of Precipitation-Triggered Landslide Hazard

Linked Co-Authors

• Aditi Sheshadri
• Alexandra G. Konings
• Daniel L. Swain
• Davnah Urbach
• Elizabeth A. Barnes
• Elizabeth Johnston
• Frances V. Davenport
• James W. Hurrell
• K. R. Gonzales
• Mark L. Willenbring
• Michael Goss
• Minghao Qiu
• Patrick Keys

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Australian National University, Canberra
• Colorado State University
• Stanford University, California
• University of Bern, Switzerland
• University of California, Los Angeles

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