Lab Principle Investigator

Dr. Jia-Yuh Yu (余嘉裕)

Contact: jiayuh@atm.ncu.edu.tw

Education

 

Current Affiliation


Expertise

Tropical Meteorology, Moist Convection, Climate Dynamics, Air-Sea Interaction, Climate Variability and Climate Change

Professional Experiences

Research Areas

My recent research interests focus on the dynamics and energetics of climate variability and oscillation involving interactions between cumulus convection, large-scale circulation and radiation. Specific works include (1) developing a physically-based, convective quasi-equilibrium (CQE) theory suitable for low-frequency climate variability and climate change studies; (2) exploring the dynamics and energetics of cloud-radiation-circulation interactions in tropical waves and oscillation (e.g., Kelvin wave, Rossby wave, Madden-Julian Oscillation and El Niño/Southern Oscillation) in both the present climate and the future warming climate; (3) projecting the potential impacts of anthropogenic global warming on tropical cyclone (TC) activity (including genesis frequency, intensity and track) over the Western North Pacific and South China Sea. 

Honors and Awards

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Graduate Students Supervised


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