Lukas Brunner
@lukasbrunner.bsky.social
Climate scientist @uni-hamburg.de: future projections, extremes, uncertainties | Formerly @ethz.ch @univie.ac.at | PhD @uni-graz.at | Python nerd | Hiking enthusiast
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More: https://lukasbrunner.github.io
#SystemChangeNotClimateChange #OpenScience
More: https://lukasbrunner.github.io
Comparing global km-scale climate models to the resolution of coarser CMIP6 models.
The video shows precipitation flux and accumulated precipitation for 2025, ending with a quantification of the difference in resolutions.
Animation: Michael Böttinger (DKRZ)
Method & paper: bsky.app/profile/luka...
The video shows precipitation flux and accumulated precipitation for 2025, ending with a quantification of the difference in resolutions.
Animation: Michael Böttinger (DKRZ)
Method & paper: bsky.app/profile/luka...
September 2, 2025 at 11:36 AM
Comparing global km-scale climate models to the resolution of coarser CMIP6 models.
The video shows precipitation flux and accumulated precipitation for 2025, ending with a quantification of the difference in resolutions.
Animation: Michael Böttinger (DKRZ)
Method & paper: bsky.app/profile/luka...
The video shows precipitation flux and accumulated precipitation for 2025, ending with a quantification of the difference in resolutions.
Animation: Michael Böttinger (DKRZ)
Method & paper: bsky.app/profile/luka...
New paper in ERL! We study the importance of resolution for the representation of climate extremes.
We use a new generation of km-scale models to show that many important details about temperature and precipitation extremes are hidden at CMIP6-like resolutions.
doi.org/10.1088/1748...
We use a new generation of km-scale models to show that many important details about temperature and precipitation extremes are hidden at CMIP6-like resolutions.
doi.org/10.1088/1748...
June 17, 2025 at 10:56 AM
New paper in ERL! We study the importance of resolution for the representation of climate extremes.
We use a new generation of km-scale models to show that many important details about temperature and precipitation extremes are hidden at CMIP6-like resolutions.
doi.org/10.1088/1748...
We use a new generation of km-scale models to show that many important details about temperature and precipitation extremes are hidden at CMIP6-like resolutions.
doi.org/10.1088/1748...