Pushing the frontiers in climate modelling and analysis with machine learning

This Nature Climate Change review, explores how machine learning can revolutionize climate modeling and analysis to meet growing demands for better projections and actionable climate information. The authors argue that now is the time to advance beyond current techniques by developing more accurate machine-learning-based Earth system models and creating new tools for predicting extreme events, improving detection methods, and enhancing climate model analysis. The review emphasizes the importance of collaboration between machine learning experts and climate scientists, along with the involvement of the private sector, to drive innovation and progress in climate science. Laure Zanna is a co-author, with works from M²LInES and LEAP heavily featured in the article!

Laure Zanna
Laure Zanna
Professor of Mathematics & Atmosphere/Ocean Science [She/Her]

My research interests include Climate Dynamics, Physical Oceanography and Data Science.