Shaun Lovejoy
Department of Physics
McGill University
Canada
Biography
B.A., M.A. Theoretical physics, Trinity College, Cambridge Univ., U.K., 1976, 1981. -PhD. Physics, McGill University, 1981, Thesis: "The Remote sensing of Rain".
Research Interest
Complex geosystems with structures spanning large ranges of scales, theoretical frameworks (scaling, fractals, multifractals), and data analysis and modelling. Application areas include atmospheric dynamics, climate, turbulence, hydrology, precipitation, topography, geogravity, geomagnetism, and biogeosystems.
Publications
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Lovejoy, S., CVAS Science committee 2016: Program News: Climate Variability Across Scales: from centuries to millennia (CVAS), PAGES magazine, 24 (1), 32-32.
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Lovejoy, S., 2017: Scaling Geocomplexity and Remote Sensing, In Integrating Scale in Remote Sensing and GIS book, ch. 3, p41-94, Ed. D. Quattrochi, Taylor and Francis.
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Lovejoy, S., 2017: Why the Warming Can’t be Natural: The Nonlinear Geophysics of Climate Closure, In Fractals: Concepts and Applications in Geosciences, Ed. B. Ghanbarian, p. 190-230, CRC press
