Explore rare events algorithms for computing climate extreme events and extremes of renewable energy production in this 46-minute lecture by Bastien Cozian at Institut Henri Poincaré. Gain insights into advanced computational methods used to analyze and predict extreme occurrences in climate patterns and renewable energy production, enhancing understanding of these critical environmental and energy-related phenomena.
Computing Climate Extreme Events and Extremes of Production of Renewable Energy
Institut Henri Poincaré via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Computing climate extreme events & extremes of production of renewable energy
Taught by
Institut Henri Poincaré
Related Courses
-
Climate change and renewable energy
-
Leveraging Deep Learning and Rare Event Sampling to Study Climate Extremes Impacting the Power System
-
Observational Constraints on Extremes for Estimating the Warmest Events by the End of the Century
-
Rare Events for Climate and the Energy System
-
Explaining Extreme Events in 2015 from a Climate Perspective
-
Bolin Lecture: Climate Extremes and Global Change - 2017 Fall Meeting
