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 Dr. ABDULLAH AL FAHAD
Postdoctoral Scientist at NASA GSFC
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. I have graduated with a Ph.D. in Climate Dynamics from George Mason University in Fall 2020 and joined NASA GSFC at Global Modeling and Assimilation office in December 2020.
My Current research at NASA includes: Air-Sea-Ice interaction, Climate model development, High resolution climate modeling, Annual to decadal climate prediction.
Tools I use/used in my research- Programming Language: Python, MATLAB, R, NCL, GrADS, SQL, Latex, C, bash scripting. Machine Learning: Scikit-learn, Deep Learning, Keras, Tensorflow, RNN (LSTM, GRU), kNN. Models: CESM, WRF, Herwig ++, GIS.
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: a.fahad[at]nasa.gov
Office Address:
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center,
8800 Greenbelt Rd, Greenbelt, MD 20771