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Writing on climate science and scientific computing.

Longer-form essays for a general audience and technical notes for other researchers. Two threads: what the atmosphere is doing, and how we know.

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    Science communication

    8 min read

    What sea ice in Nunatsiavut tells us about a warming Labrador coast

    A plain-language walkthrough of what CESM-HR simulations and Canadian Ice Service observations imply for landfast ice, communities, and travel along the Labrador coast.

    In preparation

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    Technical

    10 min read

    A reproducible Xarray recipe for evaluating CMIP6 sea ice against observations

    Opinionated defaults for regridding, masking, and bias-metric computation when comparing CMIP6 sea-ice fields to satellite records.

    In preparation

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    Science communication

    6 min read

    Warming and mosquitoes: what the numbers say about malaria in a hotter Ghana

    How rising temperatures shorten Anopheles lifespan and reshape vectorial capacity across Ghana's agro-ecological zones — and what that does (and does not) mean for transmission.

    In preparation

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    Technical

    9 min read

    Coupling Python analysis to Fortran climate output without losing your mind

    Notes on moving between Fortran model output and Python-based diagnostic workflows: file formats, memory layout, and pitfalls worth knowing before you start.

    In preparation