To commemorate 100 years since the birth of Professor Duzheng YE, this paper reviews the contribution of Ye and his research team to the development from climate to global change science in the past 30 or so years, in...To commemorate 100 years since the birth of Professor Duzheng YE, this paper reviews the contribution of Ye and his research team to the development from climate to global change science in the past 30 or so years, including:(1) the role of climate change in global change;(2) the critical time scales and predictability of global change;(3) the sensitive regions of global change—transitional zones of climate and ecosystems; and(4) orderly human activities and adaptation to global change, with a focus on the development of a proactive strategy for adaptation to such change.展开更多
Prof. Duzheng YE (also spelt Tu-Cheng Yeh) was one of the main founders of modern meteorology in China. He devoted himself to the Earth sciences for more than 70 years, during which time his contributions, to name j...Prof. Duzheng YE (also spelt Tu-Cheng Yeh) was one of the main founders of modern meteorology in China. He devoted himself to the Earth sciences for more than 70 years, during which time his contributions, to name just a few, included establishing Tibetan Plateau meteorology; developing the theory of atmospheric longwave energy dispersion, and therefore providing the theoretical basis for modern weather forecasting.展开更多
文摘To commemorate 100 years since the birth of Professor Duzheng YE, this paper reviews the contribution of Ye and his research team to the development from climate to global change science in the past 30 or so years, including:(1) the role of climate change in global change;(2) the critical time scales and predictability of global change;(3) the sensitive regions of global change—transitional zones of climate and ecosystems; and(4) orderly human activities and adaptation to global change, with a focus on the development of a proactive strategy for adaptation to such change.
文摘Prof. Duzheng YE (also spelt Tu-Cheng Yeh) was one of the main founders of modern meteorology in China. He devoted himself to the Earth sciences for more than 70 years, during which time his contributions, to name just a few, included establishing Tibetan Plateau meteorology; developing the theory of atmospheric longwave energy dispersion, and therefore providing the theoretical basis for modern weather forecasting.