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    The Colorado Center for Chaos & Complexity officially closed in December 2004.
    For more information, please contact Vijay Gupta.

C4 Members and
Their Research

Cecile Penland
 Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin, 1984
Research Scientist III, NOAA-CIRES/Climate Diagnostics Center [ About CDC ]

Research Interests: Stochastic climate modeling. Diagnosis of dynamics from time series El-Niño - the Southern Oscillation Human impacts of large-scale climate anomalies

Current Research Projects: The effect of physical phenomena with different timescales on the evolution of El-Niño. Predictability of tropical sea surface temperatures. The effect of tropical sea surface temperatures on midlatitude and tropical climatology. The implementation of stochastic theory into climate models.
mcp@cdc.noaa.gov

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