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This week, MET seminar series will have Dr. Jane Baldwin of Columbia University to give a talk on tropical cyclone risk. The title, abstract, and Zoom Link are given as the following and in the attached flyer:</div>
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<b>Title</b>: </div>
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Understanding Tropical Cyclone Risk: from Mountain Drivers to Economic Impacts</div>
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<b>Abstract</b>: </div>
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Over the past decade, multiple methods to model tropical cyclones have neared maturity. State-of-the-art global climate models (GCMs) now reach resolutions of 25-50 km in the atmosphere, permitting the simulation of realistic tropical cyclone intensities and
tracks. Additionally, statistical-dynamical tropical cyclone models now allow the computationally cheap simulation of many physically plausible tropical cyclones. I will describe recent and ongoing research using these methods to both better understand the
drivers of tropical cyclones in different ocean basins, and determine the risks to human society from these extreme events. I will first discuss work using the GCM GFDL CM2.5-FLOR to understand the influence of two different orographic features on the regional
climatology of tropical cyclones: 1) the Tibetan Plateau (and related mountains) on the western north Pacific, and 2) the topography of Central America on the eastern tropical Pacific. I will demonstrate the importance of rigorously considering atmosphere-ocean
coupling in such analyses, and argue that a relatively small orographic feature can have an outsize climatic influence contingent on its placement relative to the larger-scale circulation. Next I will introduce ongoing work in collaboration with World Bank
economists to improve disaster risk assessment using Columbia’s statistical-dynamical tropical cyclone model. I will highlight both challenges and significant opportunities in such hazard to impact modeling.<br>
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<b>Zoom Link</b>: </div>
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<a href="https://fsu.zoom.us/s/94856469533" id="LPlnk602456">https://fsu.zoom.us/s/94856469533</a></div>
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There will be a "meet the speaker" at 3:00 PM and a speaker-student session immediately following the seminar. Please join us to enjoy Jane's seminar.</div>
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Best,</div>
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Zhaohua</div>
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<b>More Zoom Link Information</b>:</div>
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