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Collaborative Research: CAIG: Unraveling the Long-Range Predictability and Environmental Dependency of High-impact Cyclones with Artificial Intelligence Tools

Organization University of WashingtonLocation SEATTLE, United StatesPosted 1 Jan 2026Deadline 31 Dec 2028
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationWA
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Cyclones occur in both the tropics (as hurricanes) and middle latitudes (as, e.g., Nor'easters), posing significant threats to lives and economies. While weather forecasts have improved overall, the evolution and hazards of some of these high-impact storms remain poorly forecast and understood, partly because different types of storms are often…

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