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Vladimir A. Alexeev

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Type
Scientist
Organization
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Description

My area of expertise is climate dynamics with emphasis on feedbacks affecting polar amplification (PA) of global warming. These feedbacks are unrelated to the so-called "local" polar amplification mechanisms associated with surface albedo and clouds. They are linked to remote signal propagating to the Arctic atmosphere from the lower latitudes as the climate warms.

Geography
Alaska
Arctic
Russia
International
Website
http://ffden-2.phys.uaf.edu/atm/atm/faculty.html.html

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