Dr. Hanqin Tian has been elected Fellow of American Geophysical Union (2020) for outstanding and pioneering contributions to understanding the role of terrestrial ecosystems in controlling sources and sinks of greenhouse gases.
Dr. Hanqin Tian, elected AGU Fellow (2020), is a leading expert on atmospheric & terrestrial budgets of biogenic GHGs & how they’re affected by human activity. One of the 1st Earth System modelers to integrate GHGs into one framework, w/ a process-based N cycle, remote sensing & non-linear interactions. To be elected a Fellow of…Continue Reading Dr. Hanqin Tian has been elected Fellow of American Geophysical Union (2020) for outstanding and pioneering contributions to understanding the role of terrestrial ecosystems in controlling sources and sinks of greenhouse gases.
Auburn scientists exploring conditions impacting hurricane frequency
Auburn scientists exploring conditions impacting hurricane frequency As a society, we are only now beginning to understand the emotional, physical and economic toll of recent catastrophic events such as hurricanes Harvey and Irma, says Auburn University climate scientist Hanqin Tian. This past August, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, had forecasted the likelihood…Continue Reading Auburn scientists exploring conditions impacting hurricane frequency