Overview
Explore a conference talk on "Gaussianizing the Earth" presented by Gus Camps-Valls as part of the Machine Learning for Climate conference at the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics. Delve into how big data and machine learning algorithms are revolutionizing climate science, enabling detailed analysis of Earth system processes and informing future climate predictions. Discover the potential of these technologies to address complex, multi-scale interactions within the physical, chemical, and biological realms of the climate system. Learn about the opportunities for descriptive inference, causal questioning, and theory validation in climate science through the application of advanced data analysis techniques. Gain insights into the interdisciplinary collaboration between earth system and computational sciences in tackling climate change challenges. Understand the conference's role in facilitating the exchange of tools, ideas, and identifying key problems where collaborative efforts can yield significant progress in climate research.
Syllabus
Gaussianizing the Earth â–¸ Gus Camps-Valls #CLIMATE-C21
Taught by
Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics