October 12, 2023 – MGHPCC
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URI professor’s storm monitoring system informs emergency management
July 7, 2023 – Providence Business News
Continue reading "URI professor’s storm monitoring system informs emergency management"URI oceanography professor’s computer modeling system to help keep R.I. officials ahead of strong storms
With hurricane season just starting, RI has a new storm modeling system. The Rhode Island Coastal Hazards, Analysis, Modeling, and Prediction (RI-CHAMP) system, developed by GSO’s Isaac Ginis.
Continue reading "URI oceanography professor’s computer modeling system to help keep R.I. officials ahead of strong storms"Climate changes will bring fiercer storms to RI. Are we prepared?
June 11, 2023 – The Providence Journal
Continue reading "Climate changes will bring fiercer storms to RI. Are we prepared?"URI leads team of researchers awarded $1.5 million NOAA grant
GSO professor Isaac Ginis is leading a four-year, $1.5 million grant through NOAA to study the effects of sea level rise and how it may exacerbate the impact of extreme weather.
Continue reading "URI leads team of researchers awarded $1.5 million NOAA grant"Tropical Storm Henri provides opportunity to test real-time storm modeling capabilities
Tropical Storm Henri was the perfect opportunity for researchers at GSO and the University of Rhode Island to test out the real-time storm modeling capabilities of the Rhode Island Coastal Hazards, Analysis, and Modeling Prediction (RICHAMP) system.
Continue reading "Tropical Storm Henri provides opportunity to test real-time storm modeling capabilities"GSO Profiles-GSO Graduate Xuanyu Chen
GSO Profile for GSO graduate Xuanyu Chen who received her Ph.D. in August 2020.
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Profile of December 2020 GSO graduate Il-kyeong Ma
Continue reading "GSO Profiles-GSO Graduate Il-Kyeong Ma"Future hurricane could loop around and make landfall twice in the U.S.
GSO professor Isaac Ginis and his colleagues have simulated a hypothetical but plausible storm dubbed “Hurricane Rhody” that slows down after making landfall in Rhode Island, makes a loop and returns for a second landfall two days later.
Continue reading "Future hurricane could loop around and make landfall twice in the U.S."Cyclone Effects Run Deep
Tropical cyclones broke some records in 2018, and they also churned up the ocean surface and left swaths of cooler water in their wake. GSO professor Isaac Ginis says that the surface cooling effect can span hundreds of kilometers across the ocean surface and typically reach 500 to 650 feet down into the ocean. The […]
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