Timothy Paul Eichler
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Atmospheric Scientist
Also affiliated: Goddard Institute for Space Studies (1990–2006); Goddard Space Flight Center (1990); NOAA Climate Prediction Center (2006); Saint Louis University (2012–2018); University of Missouri (2015–2020); Columbia University (1999)
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Timothy Paul Eichler's research focuses on the role of mid-latitude storm tracks in global atmospheric circulation. He has investigated the climatology and ENSO-related variability of North American extratropical cyclones and examined changes in global blocking patterns over recent decades. His work also includes studying the impacts of global warming on Northern Hemisphere winter storm tracks using the CMIP5 model suite and exploring global warming impacts relevant to tropical cyclone genesis through general circulation model investigations. Additionally, Eichler has contributed to the comparison of Southern Hemisphere cyclone track climatology and interannual variability using reanalysis datasets. He has published on the climatology of daily precipitation and extreme precipitation events in the northeastern United States, and explored equatorial superrotation in general circulation models, with implications for planetary atmospheres like Titan and Venus. Eichler's work also includes cloud-tracked winds derived from Pioneer Venus OCPP images.
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- h-index: 10
- Publications: 27
- Citations: 825
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Atmospheric Scientist publications 2019–2020University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Connecting Nursing Students and Older Adults (2021)
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The impacts of a warming climate on winter mid-latitude cyclones in the NARCCAP model suite (2020)
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The climatology and interannual variability of cyclone tracks in the National Center for Environmental Prediction's climate forecast system model for the Southern Hemisphere (2019)
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Changes in Global Blocking Character in Recent Decades (2019)
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- Changes in Global Blocking Character in Recent Decades
- Changes in Global Blocking Character in Recent Decades
- Changes in Global Blocking Character in Recent Decades
- Changes in Global Blocking Character in Recent Decades
- Changes in Global Blocking Character in Recent Decades
- The climatology and interannual variability of cyclone tracks in the National Center for Environmental Prediction's climate forecast system model for the Southern Hemisphere
- Connecting Nursing Students and Older Adults
- Connecting Nursing Students and Older Adults
- Connecting Nursing Students and Older Adults
- Connecting Nursing Students and Older Adults