Bohar Singh
Associate Research Scientist
Climate Group
Bohar Singh is a climate scientist at IRI of Columbia University. His research is focused in understanding the variability of the climate system and to investigate its predictability at different time scales. Another particular area of his research is to explore the atmospheric and oceanic teleconnection pattern. Bohar is also interested in understanding cross time scale interactions between low frequency variabilities of the climate system such as El Niño Southern Oscillations (ENSO), Quasi-Biennial Oscillation (QBO) and Madden Julian Oscillations (MJO) and their role in sub-seasonal to seasonal climate prediction.
At IRI, Bohar is responsible for research and development in IRI’s sub-seasonal forecast system.
Research Interests
Focus of his current research includes:
- Sub-seasonal variability of the tropical climate
- Monsoonal dynamics
- Tropical-extratropical interactions
- Sub-seasonal and seasonal climate prediction
- Machine learning and its applications in Climate Science
- Climate services