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Catherine Naud

Research Scientist in the Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics

Columbia University

Affiliations

P&S Clinical

ANE Education

Columbia University

P&S

ENG Centers

ENG APAM GISS

ENG Instruction

ENG Appl Physics & Appl Math

ENG Engineering

ENG Centers

ENG Instruction

MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

ENG Engineering

P&S

P&S Clinical

Catherine Naud is currently serving as an Ane Education Research Scientist in the Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics at Columbia University.

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Catherine Naud

Columbia University

Research Scientist in the Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics

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atmospheric science meteorology atmospheric research earth science climatology climate change environmental science planetary sciences geophysical research aerosol science climate dynamics cloud physics climatic change extratropical cyclones oceanography cloud dynamics remote sensing hydrometeorology geophysics geoscientific model development geography applied meteorology earth observation satellite meteorology atmospheric measurement technique weather forecasting marine meteorology climate modelling atmospheric environment atmospheric condition mesoscale meteorology numerical simulations physical distribution meteorological measurements boundary layers climate system regional climate response cold fronts cloud cover precipitation properties water vapor oceanic extratropical cyclones digital earth unmanned aircraft systems coastal research field observations tibetan plateau global north earth observation data optical remote sensing global climate midlatitude cyclones cloudsat-calipso view global oceans low-latitude extratropical cyclones southern ocean geographical information science computational imaging ocean modelling information fusion climate forecasting spatio-temporal models range imaging real-time data atmospheric sounding point clouds point cloud processing cloud continuum interior layer source apportionment direct observation ground-based atmospheric observatory aerosol research merra cloudiness cloud products cloudsat-calipso data

Notable Scholarly Works

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Northern Hemisphere Warm Fronts Are Less Efficient at Precipitating Ice Than Their Southern Hemisphere Counterparts. Geophysical Research Letters (2026)

climate changeearth sciencemeteorologygeophysicsclimate dynamicsregional climate responseclimatologygeophysical research

A Map of Dominant Cloud‐Controlling Factors for Cloud Fraction and Total Liquid Water Path Can Identify Marine Low‐Level Cloud Types. Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres (2025)

atmospheric researchearth sciencemeteorologyatmospheric environmentmarine meteorologyatmospheric science

Convection Embedded in an Atmospheric River: Exploring Precipitation Sensitivity to Convective Parameterizations. Monthly Weather Review (2025)

hydrometeorologyearth sciencemeteorologygeoscientific model developmentweather forecasting

How Well Does an Earth System Model Represent the Occlusion of Extratropical Cyclones?. Journal of Climate (2025)

Catherine M NaudGregory S ElsaesserPoushali GhoshJonathan E MartinDerek J PosseltJames F. Booth

climate changeearth scienceextratropical cyclonesearth system modelgeoscientific model developmentearth system scienceclimate modelsclimate dynamicsclimate modellingclimatologyearth system

Lifecycle‐Type Matters for Extratropical Cyclone Precipitation Production. Geophysical Research Letters (2025)

Catherine M. NaudJonathan E. MartinPoushali GhoshGregory S. ElsaesserJames F. BoothDerek J. Posselt

climate changelifecycle-type mattersgeophysical researchenvironmental science

Air-Sea Flux Influences on Extratropical Cyclone and Atmospheric River Mesoscale Development and Upstream Temporal Clustering. (2024)

Juan CrespoCatherine NaudRosa Luna-NiñoJames BoothDerek Posselt

oceanographyextratropical cycloneatmospheric scienceenvironmental scienceupstream temporal clustering

Assessing the Impact of Climate Change on Atmospheric Rivers: A Modeling Perspective. Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres (2024)

C. Ordaz OsorioJ. F. BoothA. N. LeGrandeC. M. Naud

climate changeatmospheric riversatmospheric sciencemodeling perspectivegeophysical research

Just How River‐Like Are Atmospheric Rivers?. Geophysical Research Letters (2024)

A. N. LeGrandeJ. F. BoothC. M. NaudC. OrdazJ. A. Crespo

climate changeatmospheric riversgeophysicsatmospheric sciencegeophysical research

Systematic Differences Between the Northern and Southern Hemispheres: Warm-Frontal Ice Water Path Linked to the Origin of Extratropical Cyclones. Journal of Climate (2024)

Hanii TakahashiCatherine M. NaudDerek J. PosseltGeorge A. Duffy

extratropical cyclonesclimatic changeclimatic impactenvironmental sciencegeographyclimate dynamicsregional climate responseclimate changeearth scienceclimate systematmospheric sciencesystematic differenceshydrometeorologyatmospheric researchmeteorologygeoscientific model developmentoceanic forcingsouthern hemispheresglobal northcryosphereclimatology

A Cloudsat–Calipso View of Cloud and Precipitation in the Occluded Quadrants of Extratropical Cyclones. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society (2023)

Catherine M. NaudPoushali GhoshJonathan E. MartinGregory S. ElsaesserDerek J. Posselt

occluded quadrantsatmospheric researchextratropical cyclonesmeteorologyatmospheric scienceaerosol sciencecloudsat-calipso viewcloud physics

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Catherine Naud

Research Scientist in the Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics

Columbia University

Affiliations

P&S Clinical

ANE Education

Columbia University

P&S

ENG Centers

ENG APAM GISS

ENG Instruction

ENG Appl Physics & Appl Math

ENG Engineering

ENG Centers

ENG Instruction

MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

ENG Engineering

P&S

P&S Clinical

Catherine Naud is currently serving as an Ane Education Research Scientist in the Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics at Columbia University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Catherine Naud

Columbia University

Research Scientist in the Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Northern Hemisphere Warm Fronts Are Less Efficient at Precipitating Ice Than Their Southern Hemisphere Counterparts. Geophysical Research Letters (2026)

climate changeearth sciencemeteorologygeophysicsclimate dynamicsregional climate responseclimatologygeophysical research

A Map of Dominant Cloud‐Controlling Factors for Cloud Fraction and Total Liquid Water Path Can Identify Marine Low‐Level Cloud Types. Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres (2025)

atmospheric researchearth sciencemeteorologyatmospheric environmentmarine meteorologyatmospheric science

Convection Embedded in an Atmospheric River: Exploring Precipitation Sensitivity to Convective Parameterizations. Monthly Weather Review (2025)

hydrometeorologyearth sciencemeteorologygeoscientific model developmentweather forecasting

How Well Does an Earth System Model Represent the Occlusion of Extratropical Cyclones?. Journal of Climate (2025)

Catherine M NaudGregory S ElsaesserPoushali GhoshJonathan E MartinDerek J PosseltJames F. Booth

climate changeearth scienceextratropical cyclonesearth system modelgeoscientific model developmentearth system scienceclimate modelsclimate dynamicsclimate modellingclimatologyearth system

Lifecycle‐Type Matters for Extratropical Cyclone Precipitation Production. Geophysical Research Letters (2025)

Catherine M. NaudJonathan E. MartinPoushali GhoshGregory S. ElsaesserJames F. BoothDerek J. Posselt

climate changelifecycle-type mattersgeophysical researchenvironmental science

Air-Sea Flux Influences on Extratropical Cyclone and Atmospheric River Mesoscale Development and Upstream Temporal Clustering. (2024)

Juan CrespoCatherine NaudRosa Luna-NiñoJames BoothDerek Posselt

oceanographyextratropical cycloneatmospheric scienceenvironmental scienceupstream temporal clustering

Assessing the Impact of Climate Change on Atmospheric Rivers: A Modeling Perspective. Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres (2024)

C. Ordaz OsorioJ. F. BoothA. N. LeGrandeC. M. Naud

climate changeatmospheric riversatmospheric sciencemodeling perspectivegeophysical research

Just How River‐Like Are Atmospheric Rivers?. Geophysical Research Letters (2024)

A. N. LeGrandeJ. F. BoothC. M. NaudC. OrdazJ. A. Crespo

climate changeatmospheric riversgeophysicsatmospheric sciencegeophysical research

Systematic Differences Between the Northern and Southern Hemispheres: Warm-Frontal Ice Water Path Linked to the Origin of Extratropical Cyclones. Journal of Climate (2024)

Hanii TakahashiCatherine M. NaudDerek J. PosseltGeorge A. Duffy

A Cloudsat–Calipso View of Cloud and Precipitation in the Occluded Quadrants of Extratropical Cyclones. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society (2023)

Catherine M. NaudPoushali GhoshJonathan E. MartinGregory S. ElsaesserDerek J. Posselt

occluded quadrantsatmospheric researchextratropical cyclonesmeteorologyatmospheric scienceaerosol sciencecloudsat-calipso viewcloud physics

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