Emanuele Di Lorenzo Source Confirmed

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Albert D. Mead Professor

John Brown University

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e.dilorenzo@brown.edu

59 h-index 240 pubs 14,895 cited

Research Areas

Climate variability and models Oceanographic and Atmospheric Processes Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research Marine and coastal ecosystems Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations

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OverviewAI-generated summary

Emanuele Di Lorenzo, the Albert D. Mead Professor at John Brown University, focuses on climate variability and oceanographic and atmospheric processes. His research encompasses tropical and extratropical cyclones, marine and coastal ecosystems, and meteorological phenomena. Di Lorenzo's work, with a recent publication in 2025, employs climate models and simulations.

Metrics

  • h-index: 59
  • Publications: 240
  • Citations: 14,895

Selected Publications

  • Apparent Changes in Pacific Decadal Variability Caused by Anthropogenically-Induced Mean State Modulations (2024) DOI
  • Impact of Extratropical Northeast Pacific SST on U.S. West Coast Precipitation (2022) DOI

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K. M. Cobb John Brown University 2 shared publications

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