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Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research

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Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research

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Project collaborator

Edvin Aldrian

National Research and Innovation Agency

Projects

Project • CRRP2023-08MY-Cruz

Climatic hazard assessment to enhance resilience against climate extremes for Southeast Asian megacities (CARE for SEA megacities)

Project • CRRP2016-02MY-Santisirisomboon

SEACLID/CORDEX Southeast Asia Phase 2: High-resolution analysis of climate extreme over key areas in Southeast Asia

Project • ARCP2015-04CMY-Tangang, ARCP2014-07CMY-Tangang, ARCP2013-17NMY-Tangang

Southeast Asia Regional Climate Downscaling Project (SEACLID)

Recent work

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Future changes in mean and extreme precipitation over Peninsular Malaysia using CORDEX-SEA 5 km simulations

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Process-based analysis of the impacts of sea surface temperature on climate in CORDEX-SEA simulations

Report • 2023

Project final report: CRRP2016-02MY-Santisirisomboon

Peer-reviewed publication • 2022

Projected future changes in drought characteristics over Southeast Asia

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Potential influence of sea surface temperature representation in climate model simulations over CORDEX‐SEA domain

Peer-reviewed publication • 2016

Performance evaluation of RegCM4 in simulating extreme rainfall and temperature indices over the CORDEX‐Southeast Asia region

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Climate analogue and future appearance of novel climate in Southeast Asia

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Climatological characterization of tropical cyclones detected in the regional climate simulations over the CORDEX-SEA domain

Peer-reviewed publication • 2020

Projected evolution of drought characteristics in Vietnam based on CORDEX-SEA downscaled CMIP5 data

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