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Robert Gillies

Professor Climate Science State Climatologist

Utah State University

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College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences

Department of Plants, Soils and Climate

Robert Gillies is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Applied Sciences Professor Climate Science State Climatologist at Utah State University.

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Robert Gillies

Utah State University

Professor Climate Science State Climatologist

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earth science geography climatology hydrometeorology climatic change climate dynamics meteorology climate change extreme weather environmental science climate variability regional climate response drought atmospheric science atmospheric research geoscientific model development remote sensing weather forecasting natural disasters weather disaster climate projections earth system science thermal infrared remote sensing water resource management climate forecasting applied meteorology flood risk management natural hazards summer monsoon climate modelling ecology atmospheric measurement technique hydrological process urban climate climate system drought forecasting meteorological forcing numerical weather prediction western united states ecohydrology drought management drought resilience atmospheric environment wildland fire terrestrial sensing drought risk management atmospheric condition great salt lake ocean modelling fire research canopy micrometeorology colorado river pacific quasi-decadal oscillation monsoon precipitation forest ecology land cover earth observation data fire dynamics air pollution climatology meteorological measurements surface radiant temperature california drought regression model sst anomalies optical remote sensing atmospheric sensing earth observation particulate matter global climate el niño south asia snow cover central u.s. central vietnam radiant temperature soil moisture availability

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Reduced Solid Water Storage Over the Tibetan Plateau Caused by Black Carbon. Communications Earth & Environment (2025)

Junhua YangShichang KangDeliang ChenKeqin DuanNinglian WangWentao DuLin ZhaoHaijun DengRongjun WangZhen ZhangRobert R. Gillies

carbon sequestrationcarbon blackorganic geochemistryearth sciencewater storageblack carbongeochemistrytibetan plateauenvironmental sciencewater scienceapplied geochemistrycarbon cycle

Assessing the Future Probable Maximum Precipitation in Utah Under Global Warming. International Journal of Climatology (2024)

Hongping GuJonathan MeyerShih‐Yu Simon WangRobert GilliesWei ZhangEverett Taylor

hydrologic hazardhydrological processpmp estimatesenvironmental scienceglobal warminggeographyregional climate responsepmp valuesclimatic impactwater resourcesfuture climatic changeearth scienceclimate changeextreme weatherhydrometeorologynatural hazardsclimatic changeclimatologyhydrology

A Weather Pattern Responsible for Increasing Wildfires in the Western United States. Environmental Research Letters (2024)

Wei ZhangSimon S-Y WangYoshimitsu ChikamotoRobert GilliesMatthew LaPlanteVittal Hari

meteorologyfire dynamicswildland firefire ecologyforest meteorologyfire researchwildfire smokewestern united statesearth sciencegeographyweather patternclimatologywildfiresfire weather

Modulation of the Pacific Meridional Mode on the Dipole Pattern of the Conus Summertime Precipitation. Geophysical Research Letters (2024)

Grace AfframWei ZhangVittal HariSi GaoCody RattermanLangfeng ZhuRobert R. Gillies

meteorologyclimate variabilityextreme weatherdipole patternpositive correlationsclimate dynamicshydrometeorologyatmospheric researchwestern u.s.earth sciencegeographyatmospheric scienceregional climate responsedrought

The Shrinking Great Salt Lake May Exacerbate Droughts by Reducing Local Precipitation: A Case Study. Journal of Hydrometeorology (2024)

Hongping GuWei ZhangRobert Gillies

drought forecastinghydrometeorologygreat salt lakewater resourceshydrological disasterearth sciencegeographywater resource managementnegative feedback loopclimatologyforecasting modelhydrological modelingdrought

Amplified Drought Trends in Nepal Increase the Potential for Himalayan Wildfires. Climatic Change (2023)

Binod PokharelShankar SharmaJacob Stuivenvolt-AllenShih-Yu Simon WangMatthew LaPlanteRobert R. GilliesSujan KhanalMichael WehnerAlan RhoadesKalpana HamalBenjamin HatchettWan-Yu LiuSarbajit MukherjeeDeepak Aryal

fire dynamicswildland firehydrometeorologyfire ecologynatural disastersfire researchhimalayan wildfiresclimatic changeearth sciencegeographyamplified drought trendsclimatologywildfiresenvironmental scienceclimate changedrought

Atypical Forcing Embedded in Typical Forcing Leading to the Extreme Summer 2020 Precipitation in Nepal. Climate Dynamics (2023)

Shankar SharmaKalpana HamalBinod PokharelBoniface FosuS.-Y. Simon WangRobert R. GilliesDeepak AryalArchana ShresthaSuresh MarahattaAzfar HussainNitesh Khadka

extreme environmentsmeteorologyextreme weatherclimate dynamicshydrometeorologyextreme summer 2020meteorological forcingclimatic changeearth sciencegeographyregional climate responseatypical forcingclimatologyclimate change

Interannual Variability and Trends of Summertime Pm2.5-Based Air Quality in the Intermountain West. Environmental Research Letters (2023)

Yoshimitsu ChikamotoWei ZhangLawrence HippsS-Y Simon WangRobert R GilliesSiiri Bigalke

extreme weatheratmospheric environmentwildland fireforecasting productswildfire smokeearth sciencegeographyatmospheric scienceair qualitywildfiresair pollutionseasonal forecastingenvironmental scienceair pollution climatology

Monsoon Precipitation Decrease Due to Black Carbon Also Causes Glacier Mass Decline Over the Southeastern Tibetan Plateau. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Junhua YangRobert R. GilliesShichang KangRongjun WangZhen ZhangYuling Hu

forest microbiomeapplied ecologymicrobial ecologymicrobial diversitysoutheastern tibetan plateaufunctional ecologymicrobial communitiesglacier mass declinebiogeographyenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental microbiologycommunity (ecology)

Feasibility of Adding Twitter Data to Aid Drought Depiction: Case Study in Colorado. Water (2022)

Sarbajit MukherjeeSimon WangDaniella HirschfeldJoel LisonbeeRobert Gillies

predictive analyticscomputational social scienceonline informationsocial mediamachine learning researchhydrometeorologydata sciencegeographysocial media datasocial medium mininghydroinformaticsdisaster risk sciencesocial medium monitoringdisaster detectionsocial medium datadeep learningdroughtdigital earth

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Robert Gillies

Professor Climate Science State Climatologist

Utah State University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences

Department of Plants, Soils and Climate

Robert Gillies is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Applied Sciences Professor Climate Science State Climatologist at Utah State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Robert Gillies

Utah State University

Professor Climate Science State Climatologist

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reduced Solid Water Storage Over the Tibetan Plateau Caused by Black Carbon. Communications Earth & Environment (2025)

Junhua YangShichang KangDeliang ChenKeqin DuanNinglian WangWentao DuLin ZhaoHaijun DengRongjun WangZhen ZhangRobert R. Gillies

carbon sequestrationcarbon blackorganic geochemistryearth sciencewater storageblack carbongeochemistrytibetan plateauenvironmental sciencewater scienceapplied geochemistrycarbon cycle

Assessing the Future Probable Maximum Precipitation in Utah Under Global Warming. International Journal of Climatology (2024)

Hongping GuJonathan MeyerShih‐Yu Simon WangRobert GilliesWei ZhangEverett Taylor

A Weather Pattern Responsible for Increasing Wildfires in the Western United States. Environmental Research Letters (2024)

Wei ZhangSimon S-Y WangYoshimitsu ChikamotoRobert GilliesMatthew LaPlanteVittal Hari

meteorologyfire dynamicswildland firefire ecologyforest meteorologyfire researchwildfire smokewestern united statesearth sciencegeographyweather patternclimatologywildfiresfire weather

Modulation of the Pacific Meridional Mode on the Dipole Pattern of the Conus Summertime Precipitation. Geophysical Research Letters (2024)

Grace AfframWei ZhangVittal HariSi GaoCody RattermanLangfeng ZhuRobert R. Gillies

The Shrinking Great Salt Lake May Exacerbate Droughts by Reducing Local Precipitation: A Case Study. Journal of Hydrometeorology (2024)

Hongping GuWei ZhangRobert Gillies

Amplified Drought Trends in Nepal Increase the Potential for Himalayan Wildfires. Climatic Change (2023)

Atypical Forcing Embedded in Typical Forcing Leading to the Extreme Summer 2020 Precipitation in Nepal. Climate Dynamics (2023)

Shankar SharmaKalpana HamalBinod PokharelBoniface FosuS.-Y. Simon WangRobert R. GilliesDeepak AryalArchana ShresthaSuresh MarahattaAzfar HussainNitesh Khadka

Interannual Variability and Trends of Summertime Pm2.5-Based Air Quality in the Intermountain West. Environmental Research Letters (2023)

Yoshimitsu ChikamotoWei ZhangLawrence HippsS-Y Simon WangRobert R GilliesSiiri Bigalke

Monsoon Precipitation Decrease Due to Black Carbon Also Causes Glacier Mass Decline Over the Southeastern Tibetan Plateau. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Junhua YangRobert R. GilliesShichang KangRongjun WangZhen ZhangYuling Hu

Feasibility of Adding Twitter Data to Aid Drought Depiction: Case Study in Colorado. Water (2022)

Sarbajit MukherjeeSimon WangDaniella HirschfeldJoel LisonbeeRobert Gillies

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