Chunlue Zhou
Eu-postdoc (Marie Curiestip)
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Hi, Chunlüe Zhou is a young climatologist.
Research Interests Observation data uncertainty (homogenization), extreme event attribution, regional climate modeling&assessment, wind climate&energy, and ocean-land-atmos interaction.
He has published 23 peer-reviewed papers (22 in Q1-ranking journals), among them 15 papers were first authored in the renowned journals as Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (Impact Factor, IF=8.77), Earth System Science Data (IF=11.22), Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (IF=6.13), Journal of Climate (IF=5.15) and JGR-Atmospheres (IF=4.27). His first-authored papers were positively cited by many renowned journals including Nature.
His subdaily data homogenization approach was evaluated by Prof. Haimberger Leopold (with a citation of 30k+ in University of Vienna, Austria and as the developer of RAOBCORE/RICH datasets) that 'It is the first serious challenge to the RAOBCORE/RICH adjustments since many years, which have been used in most global full reanalyses published since 2011.' His homogenized radiosonde temperature dataset, UA-HRD, was directly adopted and analyzed as the upper-air climate dataset in IPCC AR6. The HomogWS-se dataset was cited by the National Committee of Experts on Sweden's Climate Adaptation for its 2022 report to the Swedish government. The common attribution framework built on Bayesian statistics was assessed by Dr. Martin Hoerling (with a citation of ~20k in NOAA, USA) to 'open a path to the pursuit of a different twist to the attribution question', but also was acknowledged by several review papers authored by several international academicians.
He's invited as expert reviewer for ~20 journals and scientific reports. Due to his excellent records, he's cited as the AGU's and CMS's Outstanding Reviewer for GRL and JMR, respectively. He's granted key awards, e.g., Baosteel Award and Qianyi Environment Award, and he's nominated by Gothenburg Univerisity for the Wallenberg Academy Fellow.
He's also keen on community services, for examples:
- Editor, Earth System Science Data
- Associate Editor, Atmospheric Measurement Techniques
Currently, he is selected as a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow and hosting a project (Acronym: EXTREME) of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions from European Commission. The project aims to robustly attribute regional extreme weather/climate events over Europe to thermodynamic and dynamic contributions.
Complete publications can be found at ResearchGate; Google Scholar; Personal Website
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Data rescue of historical wind observations in Sweden since the
1920s
J. E. Engstrom, L. Wern, S. Hellstrom, E. Kjellstrom, Chunlue Zhou, Deliang Chen, C. Azorin-Molina
Earth System Science Data - 2023 -
The contribution of large-scale atmospheric circulation to variations of observed near-surface wind speed across Sweden since
1926
Lorenzo Minola, Jessika Lönn, C. Azorin-Molina, Chunlue Zhou, E. Engstrom, L. Wern, S. Hellstrom, G. F. Zhang, Cheng Shen, A. Pezzoli, Deliang Chen
Climatic Change - 2023 -
HomogWS-se: a century-long homogenized dataset of near-surface wind speed observations since 1925 rescued in
Sweden
Chunlue Zhou, C. Azorin-Molina, E. Engstrom, Lorenzo Minola, L. Wern, S. Hellstrom, Jessika Lönn, Deliang Chen
Earth System Science Data - 2022