6 papers
Self-similarity of mobility networks
Ying-Yue Lyu, Xiao-Yong Yan, Bin Jia +3
Mobility systems of people and goods are inherently multi-scale, spanning levels of organization from individual cities to regions and nations. Understanding whether mobility netwo…
Long-term prediction of ENSO with physics-guided Deep Echo State Networks
Zejing Zhang, Jun Meng, Zhongpu Qiu +9
The El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is a dominant mode of interannual climate variability, yet the mechanisms limiting its long-lead predictability remain unclear. Here we deve…
Delayed Interactions in Active Agents: Stability and Formations
Yu Wang, Andreas Amann, Jinde Cao +2
Active agents with time-delayed interactions arise naturally in various real-world systems, such as biological systems, transportation networks and robotic swarms. Such systems are…
Tipping in an adaptive climate network model
Tom Bdolach, Jürgen Kurths, Serhiy Yanchuk
With rising global temperatures Earth's tipping elements are becoming increasingly more vulnerable to crossing their critical thresholds. The reaching of such tipping points does n…
Is the atmospheric river operating at a self-organized criticality state?
Shang Wang, Jun Meng, Sheng Fang +4
Atmospheric rivers (ARs) are essential components of the global hydrological cycle, with profound implications for water resources, extreme weather events, and climate dynamics. Ye…
Regional Greening as a `Positive' Tipping Phenomenon
Yu Sun, Teng Liu, Shang Wang +9
Earth system tipping elements have been predominantly investigated for their potential to trigger \textit{negative} ecological, climatic, and societal shifts. Yet, an overlooked bu…