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Jane W. Baldwin

Assistant Professor

University of California, Irvine

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School of Physical Sciences

Department of Earth System Science

Jane W. Baldwin is currently serving as an Earth System Science Assistant Professor at University of California, Irvine.

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University of California, Irvine

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Notable Federal Grants

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Large Indirect Economic Impacts of Tropical Cyclones Shaped by Disaster Response. EarthArXiv (California Digital Library) (2024)

Christopher CallahanJane BaldwinRenzhi JingMarshall BurkeNoah Diffenbaugh

tropical cyclonesdisaster responseeconomics

Open Questions Regarding the Influence of Topography on the Terrestrial Water Cycle. (2024)

Sebastian GnannJane BaldwinMark CuthbertTom GleesonWolfgang SchwanghartThorsten Wagener

geographyterrestrial water cycle

A Physiological Approach for Assessing Human Survivability and Liveability to Heat in a Changing Climate. Nature Communications (2023)

Jennifer VanosGisel Guzman-EchavarriaJane W. BaldwinCoen BongersKristie L. EbiOllie Jay

changing climateclimate changeapplied physiologylivabilityphysiological researchhuman physiologyhuman survivabilityphysiologypublic healthhealth sciences

Excess Mortality After Tropical Cyclones in the United States. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2023)

Robbie M ParksVasilis KontisG. Brooke AndersonJane W. BaldwinGoodarz DanaeiRalf ToumiFrancesca DominiciMajid EzzatiMarianthi Anna Kioumourtzoglou

environmental healthunited statesexcess mortalitypublic healthhealth sciencesepidemiologytropical cyclones

Humidity’s Role in Heat-Related Health Outcomes: A Heated Debate. Environmental Health Perspectives (2023)

Jane W. BaldwinTarik BenmarhniaKristie L. EbiOllie JayNicholas J. LutskoJennifer K. Vanos

heat-related health outcomesenvironmental healththermal comfortheated debaterespiratory medicinephysiologyhyperthermiapublic healthhealth sciences

Short-Term Excess Mortality Following Tropical Cyclones in the United States. Science Advances (2023)

Robbie M. ParksVasilis KontisG. Brooke AndersonJane W. BaldwinGoodarz DanaeiRalf ToumiFrancesca DominiciMajid EzzatiMarianthi-Anna Kioumourtzoglou

climate changedemographyshort-term excess mortalityunited statespublic healthscience advancehealth sciencesepidemiologytropical cyclones

Vulnerability in a Tropical Cyclone Risk Model: Philippines Case Study. Weather Climate and Society (2023)

Jane W. BaldwinChia-Ying LeeBrian J. WalshSuzana J. CamargoAdam H. Sobel

vulnerabilitymeteorologyphilippines case studycase studiesclimate changeepidemiology

Estimating Tropical Cyclone Vulnerability: A Review of Different Open-Source Approaches. Hurricane Risk/Hurricane risk (2022)

Katy M. WilsonJane W. BaldwinRachel M. Young

open-source software developmentopen-source softwarerisk managementenvironmental scienceopen-source systemtropical cyclone vulnerability

Increasing Health Risks During Outdoor Sports Due to Climate Change in Texas: Projections Versus Attitudes. GeoHealth (2022)

Sylvia G. DeeEbrahim NabizadehChristine L. NittrouerJane W. BaldwinChelsea LiLizzy GaviriaSelena GuoKaren LuBeck Miguel Saunders‐ShultzEmily GurwitzGargi SamarthKate R. Weinberger

environmental healthurban healthpopulation healthmental healthoutdoor sportshealth policyhealth riskshealth geographypublic healthclimate changehuman exposureepidemiology

Extreme Weather and Climate Change: Population Health and Health System Implications. Annual Review of Public Health (2021)

Kristie L. EbiJennifer VanosJane W. BaldwinJesse E. BellDavid M. HondulaNicole A. ErrettKatie HayesColleen E. ReidShubhayu SahaJune SpectorPeter Berry

health system implicationsextreme weatherpopulation healthhealth policypublic healthclimate changeepidemiology

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Jane W. Baldwin

Assistant Professor

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Physical Sciences

Department of Earth System Science

Jane W. Baldwin is currently serving as an Earth System Science Assistant Professor at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of California, Irvine

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Large Indirect Economic Impacts of Tropical Cyclones Shaped by Disaster Response. EarthArXiv (California Digital Library) (2024)

Christopher CallahanJane BaldwinRenzhi JingMarshall BurkeNoah Diffenbaugh

tropical cyclonesdisaster responseeconomics

Open Questions Regarding the Influence of Topography on the Terrestrial Water Cycle. (2024)

Sebastian GnannJane BaldwinMark CuthbertTom GleesonWolfgang SchwanghartThorsten Wagener

geographyterrestrial water cycle

A Physiological Approach for Assessing Human Survivability and Liveability to Heat in a Changing Climate. Nature Communications (2023)

Jennifer VanosGisel Guzman-EchavarriaJane W. BaldwinCoen BongersKristie L. EbiOllie Jay

changing climateclimate changeapplied physiologylivabilityphysiological researchhuman physiologyhuman survivabilityphysiologypublic healthhealth sciences

Excess Mortality After Tropical Cyclones in the United States. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2023)

Robbie M ParksVasilis KontisG. Brooke AndersonJane W. BaldwinGoodarz DanaeiRalf ToumiFrancesca DominiciMajid EzzatiMarianthi Anna Kioumourtzoglou

environmental healthunited statesexcess mortalitypublic healthhealth sciencesepidemiologytropical cyclones

Humidity’s Role in Heat-Related Health Outcomes: A Heated Debate. Environmental Health Perspectives (2023)

Jane W. BaldwinTarik BenmarhniaKristie L. EbiOllie JayNicholas J. LutskoJennifer K. Vanos

heat-related health outcomesenvironmental healththermal comfortheated debaterespiratory medicinephysiologyhyperthermiapublic healthhealth sciences

Short-Term Excess Mortality Following Tropical Cyclones in the United States. Science Advances (2023)

Robbie M. ParksVasilis KontisG. Brooke AndersonJane W. BaldwinGoodarz DanaeiRalf ToumiFrancesca DominiciMajid EzzatiMarianthi-Anna Kioumourtzoglou

climate changedemographyshort-term excess mortalityunited statespublic healthscience advancehealth sciencesepidemiologytropical cyclones

Vulnerability in a Tropical Cyclone Risk Model: Philippines Case Study. Weather Climate and Society (2023)

Jane W. BaldwinChia-Ying LeeBrian J. WalshSuzana J. CamargoAdam H. Sobel

vulnerabilitymeteorologyphilippines case studycase studiesclimate changeepidemiology

Estimating Tropical Cyclone Vulnerability: A Review of Different Open-Source Approaches. Hurricane Risk/Hurricane risk (2022)

Katy M. WilsonJane W. BaldwinRachel M. Young

open-source software developmentopen-source softwarerisk managementenvironmental scienceopen-source systemtropical cyclone vulnerability

Increasing Health Risks During Outdoor Sports Due to Climate Change in Texas: Projections Versus Attitudes. GeoHealth (2022)

Sylvia G. DeeEbrahim NabizadehChristine L. NittrouerJane W. BaldwinChelsea LiLizzy GaviriaSelena GuoKaren LuBeck Miguel Saunders‐ShultzEmily GurwitzGargi SamarthKate R. Weinberger

environmental healthurban healthpopulation healthmental healthoutdoor sportshealth policyhealth riskshealth geographypublic healthclimate changehuman exposureepidemiology

Extreme Weather and Climate Change: Population Health and Health System Implications. Annual Review of Public Health (2021)

Kristie L. EbiJennifer VanosJane W. BaldwinJesse E. BellDavid M. HondulaNicole A. ErrettKatie HayesColleen E. ReidShubhayu SahaJune SpectorPeter Berry

health system implicationsextreme weatherpopulation healthhealth policypublic healthclimate changeepidemiology

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