GFDL - Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory

Yi Ming

Head, Atmospheric Physics and Climate Group

NOAA/GFDL
Princeton University, 201 Forrestal Rd.
Princeton, NJ 08542

Email: Yi.Ming@noaa.gov
Phone: 609-452-5338
Fax: 609-987-5063

Biographical Sketch

Curriculum Vitae

A Brief Introduction to Aerosol Science

Recent Papers

Surface Energy Flux Perturbation

• Spatially Similar Surface Energy Flux Perturbations due to Greenhouse Gases and Aerosols (Nature Geosciences, submitted)

Lower Stratospheric Circulation

• Tropical climate change control of the lower stratospheric circulation (GRL, in press)

Forced Changes in Tropical Circulation and Stability 

• Mechanisms of forced tropical meridional energy flux change (J. of Climate, in press)

Surface Dimming over East Asia

• Role of aerosol absorption in driving solar dimming (JGR, in press)

Indian Monsoon

• Local vs. Remote Aerosol Impacts (GRL)
• Earlier Onset of the South Asian Monsoon (GRL)
• Role of Land Processes (Climate Dynamics)
• Weakening of the South Asian monsoon (Science)
• Model Precipitation Bias over the Equatorial Indian Ocean (Climate Dynamics)

Radiative Forcing

• Nonlocal Component of Radiative Flux Perturbation (GRL)

Climate Sensitivity

• Empirically Constraining Aerosol Forcing and Transient Climate Response (Submitted to GRL)

Geoengineering

• Geoengineered Brightening of the Subtropical Marine Clouds (GRL)

A “Trilogy” on Aerosol-induced Circulation Changes

• Tropical Circulation (J. Climate)
• Summer Monsoon Circulation (coming soon)
• Boreal Winter Extratropical Circulation (J. Climate)

Climate Impacts of Absorbing Aerosols

• Tropospheric-only Responses (J. Climate)
• Hydrological Effect (GRL)

Published Papers

• My GFDL Bibliography

Research Interests

• Aerosol physics and chemistry
• Aerosol-cloud-climate interactions
• Anthropogenic and natural climate forcings
• Global and regional climate change

Teaching

• AOS 527: Atmospheric Radiative Transfer
• AOS 580: Aerosol, Cloud and Climate Change