Ocean Warming and Climate Models: Predicting Coastal Impacts
Offered By: AGU via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the critical role of Earth's oceans in climate regulation and the alarming impacts of ocean warming in this 35-minute AGU talk. Delve into the work of scientists like Maike Sonnewald, who use climate models to simulate and predict changes in ocean currents and temperatures. Gain insights into the complex interplay between ocean warming and its effects on land, including more frequent severe storms, rising sea levels, and coral reef bleaching. Learn about the factors influencing ocean warming, such as greenhouse gas emissions, ocean circulation patterns, and solar radiation. Discover how researchers are working to develop strategies to mitigate the harmful consequences of ocean warming and protect vulnerable communities and ecosystems.
Syllabus
Solving for climate: Coasts in the machine
Taught by
AGU
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