Big whorls have little whorls, Which feed on their velocity
And little whorls have lesser whorls, And so on to viscosity.
[Concerning atmospheric turbulence]
— Lewis Fry Richardson
HI I'M ABDULLAH AL FAHAD
HI I'M ABDULLAH AL FAHAD
Climate Dynamics Doctoral Student, George Mason University
Climate Dynamics Doctoral Student, George Mason University
I like working with numerical models and topics related to Atmospheric Physics. I enjoy using programming tools to analyze big data and finding patterns. My research interest includes but not limited to large-scale atmospheric circulation, seasonal to decadal variations in large-scale atmospheric properties, and climate response to forcing from anthropogenic and natural sources. Currently, I am working with Dr. Natalie Burls as a Research Assistant in the Department of AOES, GMU.
Ongoing Git Projects
Ongoing Git Projects
- Using Deep (Machine) Learning tools to Predict daily temperature of Fairfax city (Source Codes).
- Building a Python-based library "AOESpy" for better application of statistical, dynamical tools, and plotting climate science data (Source Codes).
Email: afahad(at)gmu.edu
Email: afahad(at)gmu.edu
Address:
Research Hall, Room: 120, Mail Stop MSN 2B3,
4400 University Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030 USA
