We are a research group working on the evolution of Earth’s surface conditions over the planetary lifetime. We develop computer models to investigate how the planet’s climate and the chemical composition of the atmosphere and oceans has changed over time, and to explore what has driven these changes
Links and resources
The SCION model
SCION is a prototype climate-biogeochemical model which can run over geological timescales. The ‘spatial continuous integration’ approach uses a large data structure of climate model runs, and interpolates this in space and time, taking account of the changing configuration of the continents, and other land surface properties. The model allows us to investigate how the biosphere has altered Earth’s climate and vice-versa.
People
The following staff and postgrads are based at Leeds and associated with the Earth Evolution Modelling Group.
Benjamin Mills
Professor
Khushboo Gurung
Research Fellow
Jane Xu
Research Fellow
Alex Krause
Research Fellow
Steve Hunter
Research Fellow
Fred Bowyer
Research Fellow
Chiara Krewer
PhD Student
Yuxuan Wang
PhD Student
Chong He
PhD student
Nicholas Hadjigavriel
PhD Student
Alumni:
Wei Shi
Yinggang Zhang
Mingyu Zhao
Lewis Alcott
Yafang Song
Dongyu Zheng
Andrew Merdith
Recent press coverage
See below for links to recent articles covering our work.