ERC Consolidator Grant · 2025
DYnamical drivers, predictability and trends of compound CLimate EXtremes
Different climate extremes often interact and the resulting events, termed compound extremes, can lead to amplified socioeconomic impacts. Gaining a deep understanding of compound extremes is highly societally relevant and of key scientific importance for understanding climate risks. However, compound extremes are inherently multivariate and rare, which poses a daunting challenge to current scientific approaches. My aim in DYCLEX is to provide a radically new perspective on the drivers, predictability and trends of compound climate extremes. I will ground this in a physical and statistical understanding of how the large-scale atmospheric circulation modulates compound extremes. My focus…
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