Overview
Cycling of chemical elements within and across atmospheric, oceanic and land reservoirs is essential for shaping the Earth's chemical environment, sustaining living organisms and regulating greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Topics in this research area include fundamental process studies in oceanic and atmospheric biogeochemical cycles; numerical model development to better understand and simulate marine and terrestrial biospheres; modeling of the interactions between climate and biosphere; analysis of remote sensing and in-situ data; and fusion of observational data and numerical models to uncover underlying processes related to global change.
In addition to theoretical studies and mathematical analyses of datasets, we apply the following tools and approaches in our research:
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