GFDL - Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory

Keith W. Dixon

contact info:

email: Keith.Dixonnoaa.gov
phone: 609-452-6574
fax: 609-987-5063

• Ocean circulation features of the GFDL CM2.6 and CM2.5 high-resolution global climate models: Web pages and poster describing some of the High Resolution Climate Modeling efforts of the GFDL Climate Change, Variability, & Prediction Group.

• Recipient of the first NOAA Science Communicator Award
— the Dr. Daniel L. Albritton Outstanding Science Communicator Award

• Online bibliography

• Public Speaker on the Science of Climate Change

• Sensitivity of the North Atlantic Ocean Circulation to an Abrupt Change in the Nordic Sea Overflow in a High Resolution Global Coupled Climate Model: Web page with animations, graphics, & links to this GFDL CM2.5 climate model paper (JGR_Oceans, in press)

• Museum Collaborations

• GFDL's PI for the DOI South-Central Climate Science Center: Web page at GFDL describing GFDL's role in the South-Central CSC

• GFDL Climate Research Highlights Two–page Research Summaries & Graphics Galleries I helped assemble to coincide with the release of the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report

• Decadal Climate Predictability:
from the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
Decadal Prediction - Can It Be Skillful?

• Climate Modeling 101 Videos & Audio mp3s that I helped develop

• Assessing the predictability of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation and associated fingerprints, Msadek, Dixon, Delworth, & Hurlin (2010), Geophysical Research Letters.

• Broadcast, Print, & Electronic Media Experiences

• Participant in the ten day American Meteorological Society's Summer Policy Colloquium (June 2008)