WiMLDS X CCAI: Machine learning for cloud formation in climate models
Details
Zoom link for virtual attendees: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89553394066?pwd=aEJGOHVEbGV3U2RVUkxzd0xhaDVtdz09
Talk title: Machine learning for cloud formation in climate models
Speaker: Yakelyn Ramos Jauregui
Speaker Bio:
I am a graduate student in the department of Atmospheric Science at UW, graduating in the spring of 2023. My Ph.D. research seeks to improve understanding of the across-scales air-sea interaction processes over the tropical Pacific. More generally, I am interested in the physical mechanism by which consecutive short-term ocean-atmosphere interactions over the equatorial Pacific can trigger El Niño Southern Oscillation. As a graduate student, I work alongside a diverse range of scientists from different backgrounds, which provides me with valuable learning experiences. In our department’s mentoring program, I am committed to contributing to climate education, outreach efforts, and mental health awareness. Outside school, I am trying to reinforce the Latinx/Hispanic representation in Earth and Space Sciences through outreach, mentorship, and networking.
Organizers:
Climate Change AI (CCAI)
https://www.climatechange.ai/
Women in Machine Learning and Data Science (WiMLDS)
http://wimlds.org/
# Code of Conduct
WiMLDS is dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone. We do not tolerate harassment of participants in any form. The WiMLDS Code of Conduct is available in English and Spanish. This applies to all WiMLDS spaces, including meetups, Twitter, Slack, mailing lists, both online and offline.