News & Media: Modeling and Data

The Climate Grand Challenges “New World of Weather” project, which involves several CS3-affiliated researchers, shows how modeling, planning tools, and infrastructure analysis are translating research into real-world resilience (Office of the Vice President for Energy and Climate)

MIT CS3 Principal Research Scientists Jennifer Morris and Angelo Gurgel to lead project that aims to enable decision-makers to assess potential economy-wide impacts of multiple decarbonization pathways (Schmidt Sciences)

The most comprehensive and rigorously quality-controlled ocean interior data product for marine biogeochemistry studies, GLODAPv3 enables quantitative assessment of biogeochemical changes and feedbacks between climate change and the ocean. MIT CS3 Principal Research Scientist Ryan Woosley contributed to this upgrade. (OceanICU) 

CS3-affiliated work on carbon dioxide removal and climate change uncertainty among recent titles from Institute faculty and staff (MIT News)

Climate scenarios, such as RCPs and SSPs, are tools used to explore different possible futures as the world economy evolves and the climate changes in response. MIT CS3 Principal Research Scientist Jennifer Morris explains how they can advance understanding of climate risk and inform decision-making. (MIT Climate Portal)

Inside the demise of a 15-year-old modeling scenario built off the worst possibilities scientists could imagine, with insights from MIT CS3 Principal Research Scientist Jennifer Morris (E&E News by Politico) 

No—climate scientists are careful to remove the signal of urban warming from the global temperature record. Even in the raw, unadjusted data, urban heat islands explain a very small fraction of the global climate change we have observed. MIT CS3 Deputy Director C. Adam Schlosser explains. (MIT Climate Portal)