Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

Princeton University

Address: 307C GFDL,  201 Forrestal Rd.

Phone: (609) 452-5321

Email: yingl@ NOSPAM princeton.edu

Publications            Vita

My research objectives is:
To identified possible pathways in both the troposphere and the stratosphere for the late-winter teleconnection between ENSO and the NAO
My supervisor is Dr. Ngar-Cheung (Gabriel)  Lau

1. Li, Y. and N.-C. Lau,: Impact of ENSO on the atmospheric variability over the North Atlantic in late winter - role of transient eddies. J. Climate, submitted.
2. Lu, R.-Y., Y. Li and Chan-Su Ryu, 2008: Relationship between the zonal displacement of the western Pacific subtropical high and the dominant modes of low-tropospheric circulation in summer. Progress in Natural Science. 18, 161–165.
3. Li, Y.,R.-Y., Lu, and B.-W. Dong, 2007: The ENSO - Asian Monsoon Interaction in a Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere GCM. J. Climate, 20, 5164-5177.
4. Lu, R.-Y.,Y. Li and B.-W. Dong, 2007: East Asian Precipitation Increase under the Global Warming. J. Kor. Meteor. Soc., 43, 267-272.
5. Lu, R.-Y.,Y. Li and B.-W. Dong, 2007: Arctic Oscillation and Antarctic Oscillation in Internal Atmospheric Variability. Adv. in Atmos. Sci., 24, 152-162.
6. Lu, R.-Y.,Y. Li and B.-W. Dong, 2006: External and internal summer atmospheric variability in the western North Pacific and East Asia. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan. 84, 447-462.