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Moetasim Ashfaq

Google Scholar ID: MCoNFlwAAAAJ

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Earth System ModelingClimate Variability

Citations & Impact

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5,193

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Academic Achievements

1. August 2025, Environmental Research Letters, Projected evolution of droughts and human exposure in the contiguous United States under SSP5-8.5
2. June 2025, npj Climate and Atmospheric Science, Dynamically downscaled seasonal heat wave projections in the CONUS
3. November 2024, The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis, ORBIT: Oak Ridge Base Foundation Model for Earth System Predictability
4. August 2024, Climate Dynamics, Predictability of the early summer surface air temperature over Western South Asia
5. March 2024, npj Climate and Atmospheric Science, Winter precipitation predictability in Central Southwest Asia and its representation in seasonal

Research Experience

Leads high-resolution regional climate modeling and sub-seasonal to seasonal predictability research efforts at ORNL. Part of the team developing ORBIT: Oak Ridge-based foundation model for Earth system predictability.

Background

An atmospheric physicist with a background in physics and atmospheric science. He is a scientist for the Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate at ORNL. Leads high-resolution regional climate modeling and sub-seasonal to seasonal predictability research efforts at ORNL. Part of the team developing ORBIT: Oak Ridge-based foundation model for Earth system predictability. His expertise lies in using global and regional climate and hydrological models to understand the past, present, and future climate fluctuations resulting from natural and anthropogenic changes and their implications for natural and human systems.

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