Summary

El Nino 101: Why care about sea-air interactions in the tropical pacific ocean? by Ivan Ramirez, Assistant Professor of Environmental Health In this skills lab, participants gained a basic understanding of El Niño and ENSO physical dynamics, including its life cycle characteristics and teleconnections with global weather and climate, impacts on societies. Part of TEDC's 2016 Skills Labs which are workshops on pressing environmental issues, taught by TEDC Affiliated Faculty.

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TEDC_WE_000011

TEDC Main Organization Category

Campus Engagement

Title

Skills Lab 2016: El Nino 101: Why care about sea-air interactions in the tropical pacific ocean?

Asset Type

Photo

Creator

Ivan Ramirez

Date

2016-04-25

Place

New York (New York)

Tags

Global Weather

Climate

Campus Engagement

Skills Lab

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