General
Changgui Lin   National Space Science Center, CAS
e-mail: linchanggui@nssc.ac.cn

Education

2009-09--2015-01   University of CAS, Ph.D
2005-09--2009-07   Sun Yat-sen University, Bacheror of Science


Experience

   
Work Experience

2024-01~, National Space Science Center, CAS, Professor

2022-12~2023-12, National Space Science Center, CAS, Associate Professor

2020-03~2022-11, University of Gothenburg, Researcher

2019-08~2021-07, Rossby Centre, SMHI, Researcher

2018-11~2019-07, University of Gothenburg, Researcher

2015-11~2018-10, University of Gothenburg, Postdoc

2015-01~2015-08, Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research, CAS, Research Assistant

Publications

   
Papers

(1) Mesoscale convective systems in the third pole region: Characteristics, mechanisms and impact on precipitation, FRONTIERS IN EARTH SCIENCE, 2023, 5th
(2) Wet bias of summer precipitation in the northwestern Tibetan Plateau in ERA5 is linked to overestimated lower-level southerly wind over the plateau, CLIMATE DYNAMICS, 2023, 4th
(3) Present and future European heat wave magnitudes: climatologies, trends, and their associated uncertainties in GCM-RCM model chains, EARTH SYSTEM DYNAMICS, 2022, Correspondence
(4) Summer afternoon precipitation associated with wind convergence near the Himalayan glacier fronts, ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH, 2021, Correspondence
(5) Simulation of summer precipitation diurnal cycles over the Tibetan Plateau at the gray-zone grid spacing for cumulus parameterization, CLIMATE DYNAMICS, 2020, 4th
(6) Rising future tropical cyclone-induced extreme winds in the Mekong River Basin, SCIENCE BULLETIN, 2020, 4th
(7) The extremely warm summer of 2018 in Sweden - set in a historical context, EARTH SYSTEM DYNAMICS, 2020, 3rd
(8) Dynamical impact of parameterized turbulent orographic form drag on the simulation of winter precipitation over the western Tibetan Plateau, CLIMATE DYNAMICS, 2019, 5th
(9) The Formation of a Dry-Belt in the North Side of Central Himalaya Mountains, GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS, 2019, 7th
(10) A new perspective on solar dimming over the Tibetan Plateau, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLIMATOLOGY, 2019, 1st
(11) Impact of model resolution on simulating the water vapor transport through the central Himalayas: implication for models' wet bias over the Tibetan Plateau, CLIMATE DYNAMICS, 2018, Correspondence
(12) A revisit to decadal change of aerosol optical depth and its impact on global radiation over China, ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, 2017, 5th
(13) Lake ice phenology of nam co, central tibetan plateau, china, derived from multiple modis data products, JOURNAL OF GREAT LAKES RESEARCH, 2017, 6th
(14) Evaluation of wrf simulations with different selections of subgrid orographic drag over the tibetan plateau, JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES, 2017, other
(15) Evaluation of precipitable water vapor from four satellite products and four reanalysis datasets against gps measurements on the southern tibetan plateau, JOURNAL OF CLIMATE, 2017, 6th
(16) Impacts of wind stilling on solar radiation variability in China, SCIENTIFIC REPORTS, 2015, 1st
(17) Recent climate changes over the Tibetan Plateau and their impacts on energy and water cycle: A review, GLOBAL AND PLANETARY CHANGE, 2014, 4th
(18) Spatiotemporal analysis of soil moisture observations within a Tibetan mesoscale area and its implication to regional soil moisture measurements, JOURNAL OF HYDROLOGY, 2013, 8th
(19) A MULTISCALE SOIL MOISTURE AND FREEZE-THAW MONITORING NETWORK ON THE THIRD POLE, BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY, 2013, other
(20) Diurnal and seasonal variation of carbon dioxide exchange over a film-mulched cotton field under drip irrigation in northern XinjiangJ, Arid Land Geography, 2013, 7th
(21) Observed Coherent Trends of Surface and Upper-Air Wind Speed over China since 1960, JOURNAL OF CLIMATE, 2013, 1st
(22) Can aerosol loading explain the solar dimming over the Tibetan Plateau?, GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS, 2012, 6th