Aakash Sane
@aakashsane.bsky.social
120 followers 53 following 24 posts
Chai addict and postdoc at Princeton U. (in collaboration with GFDL) working in physical oceanography. Ph.D. from Brown University. Website: https://aakashsane.gitlab.io
Posts Media Videos Starter Packs
Pinned
aakashsane.bsky.social
Preprint is out!
We use ML (equation discovery) to get equations for vertical diffusivity in the ocean surface boundary layer.
Equations also reveal & fix a structural error in the baseline physics based scheme! 😃

osf.io/preprints/os...

Work is part of the @m2lines.bsky.social project
🌊
aakashsane.bsky.social
Preprint is out!
We use ML (equation discovery) to get equations for vertical diffusivity in the ocean surface boundary layer.
Equations also reveal & fix a structural error in the baseline physics based scheme! 😃

osf.io/preprints/os...

Work is part of the @m2lines.bsky.social project
🌊
Reposted by Aakash Sane
Reposted by Aakash Sane
aakashsane.bsky.social
Very excited about giving a keynote talk in the ongoing DRAKKAR Ocean Modeling Workshop! Workshop agenda and link for live streaming are here: drakkar2025.sciencesconf.org
🌊
2025 DRAKKAR Ocean Modelling Workshop - Sciencesconf.org
drakkar2025.sciencesconf.org
aakashsane.bsky.social
This notebook is a great resource to understand (1) how sub-grid parameterizations work in a climate modeling context (2) what is the Lorenz96 model (3) Explore different machine learning techniques applied to the same problem!
3/3 🌊
aakashsane.bsky.social
We then demonstrate machine learning techniques to learn the sub-grid components.
This notebook was a collaborative project between members of the @m2lines.bsky.social
The published article and link to code is here: jose.theoj.org/papers/10.21...
2/3
aakashsane.bsky.social
Our educational notebook has been published in the Journal of Open Source Education! We introduce climate modeling using a simple & computationally cheap framework- the Lorenz 96 model. The L96 model captures the essence of sub-grid parameterizations and data-assimilation used in climate models. 1/3
aakashsane.bsky.social
Organized by: Simon Driscoll ( @simon-driscoll.bsky.social ), Sara Shamekh, Arun Kumar, Laura Mansfield ( @lauramansfield.bsky.social ), Michael G Bosilovich, Will Gregory ( @willjgregory.bsky.social ), and me! 🌊
aakashsane.bsky.social
"3. Refining ocean grid spacing from 0.25 deg to 0.125 deg has systematic improvements across a number of climate relevant features."
aakashsane.bsky.social
Key points Part 2:
"1. We present case studies of selected features of the GFDL-CM4X climate model from CMIP6 piControl, historical, and SSP5-8.5 simulations.
2. Case studies include sea level, eastern boundary upwelling, sea ice, Southern Ocean circulation, and North Atlantic Ocean circulation."
aakashsane.bsky.social
"3. CM4X-p125’s active eddies and negligible spurious mixing render an equilibrated
pre-industrial ocean with 400ZJ less heat than present day."
aakashsane.bsky.social
Key points from Part 1:
"1. CM4X-p25 and CM4X-p125 are designed to study ocean and sea ice physics, focusing on effects from eddies and boundary currents.
2. CM4X-p125 reaches pre-industrial thermal equilibrium in 150 years whereas the coarser CM4X-p25 has yet to equilibrate after 1000 years."
Reposted by Aakash Sane
hansonmark.bsky.social
The strain on scientific publishing: we set out to characterise the remarkable growth of the scientific literature in the last few years, in spite of declining growth in total scientists. What is going on?

direct.mit.edu/qss/article/...

A 🧵 1/n
#AcademicSky #PhDchat #ScientificPublishing #SciPub
aakashsane.bsky.social
Thanks for the initiative, please add me!
aakashsane.bsky.social
Attending AGU? Please consider our AGU session where cutting edge developments in Machine Learning Subgrid-Scale Parameterizations will be presented: agu.confex.com/agu/agu24/me... Chairs : Simon Driscoll, Michael Bosilovich, Will Gregory, Aakash Sane. 🌊
Reposted by Aakash Sane
carbon8.bsky.social
🌊🔨🐚 ⚗️

We have a new paper on how increasing atm. CO₂ & warming global temperatures will "prime" the tropical Pacific #Ocean for more *frequent* extreme El Niño events! Our simulation is validated using Ice Age data when El Niño variability was weaker than today.

www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Future increase in extreme El Niño supported by past glacial changes - Nature
A combination of palaeoclimate proxies and simulations shows that a common mechanism controls El Niño variation in cold and warm states, which supports expectations of more extreme El Niño occurr...
www.nature.com
aakashsane.bsky.social
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #2,813,743!
aakashsane.bsky.social
please add me. I am postdoc working on understanding impacts of small scale ocean mixing on climate. I use physics, machine learning, and do lots of ocean modeling.