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Arctic warming is of growing interest because it could affect midlatitude climates. Even though numerous studies have paid attention to the relationship between Arctic warming and the midlatitude climate in winter, the influence of Arctic warming on the summer conditions has not been examined in depth. Here we identify a significant relationship between East Asia hot summers and Arctic warming over the Barents and Kara seas. T...
Population genomics study for the conservation management of the endangered shrub Abeliophyllum distichumNARA Subscribed
Natural monuments are IUCN Category III protected areas that play an important role in biodiversity conservation as they provide species refuge and allow species migration. Despite their status, natural monuments are often confined to cultural and fragmented landscapes due to anthropogenic land-use demands. In this population genomic study, we surveyed 11 populations of the endemic shrub Abeliophyllum distichum Nakai (Oleaceae...
Effects of surface vegetation on the intensity of East Asian summer monsoon as revealed by observation and model experimentsNARA Subscribed
This study investigates the effects of surface vegetation density on the East Asian summer monsoon (EASM). The analysis using observation and reanalysis data reveals that the increase of vegetation drives a dipole pattern in the precipitation anomalies where the precipitation in Northeast Asia tends to increase, whereas the precipitation in southern China and East China Sea tends to decrease. The model sensitivity experiments...
Inter‐annual variation of tropical cyclones simulated by GEOS‐5 AGCM with modified convection schemeNARA Subscribed
The Goddard Earth Observing System version 5 (GEOS‐5) global climate model with a 50‐km horizontal resolution is forced by observed sea surface temperature (SST) to examine the fidelity of the seasonal‐mean and inter‐annual variation of tropical cyclones (TCs) in the western North Pacific (WNP) and the North Atlantic (NATL). The standard Relaxed Arakawa Schubert (RAS) deep convection scheme is modified to improve the represent...
Interannual variability of heat waves in South Korea and their connection with large‐scale atmospheric circulation patternsNARA Subscribed
This study investigates the interannual variation of heat wave frequency ( HWF ) in South Korea during the past 42 years (1973–2014) and examines its connection with large‐scale atmospheric circulation changes. Korean heat waves tend to develop most frequently in late summer during July and August. The leading Empirical Orthogonal Function accounting for 50% of the total variance shows a mono‐signed pattern over South Korea, s...