Chibuike Ibebuchi

Assistant Professor

Morgan State University

United States

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Dr. Chibuike Ibebuchi is an Assistant Professor at Morgan State University, USA. His research areas focus on machine learning applications in climate science, including flood susceptibility mapping, climate mode analysis, and precipitation trends. He has published recent articles on diverse topics such as the influence of environmental factors on mosquito presence and energy price forecasting using advanced predictive models.

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Probabilistic Flood Susceptibility Mapping Using Explainable AI for the Western United States

Uncertainty in machine learning feature importance for climate science: a comparative analysis of SHAP, PDP, and gain-based methods

Application of XGBoost in Disentangling the Fingerprints of Global Warming and Decadal Climate Modes on Seasonal Precipitation Trends in Ohio

Environmental factors contributing to southern house mosquito presence in Clark County, Nevada, using machine learning

Risk Assessment of the 2022 Nigerian Flood Event Using Remote Sensing Products and Climate Data

Application of an Artificial Neural Network to Improve Understanding of the Observed Conterminous US Winter Precipitation Response to ENSO

Day-Ahead Energy Price Forecasting with Machine Learning: Role of Endogenous Predictors

High and low-frequency climate modes associated with sub-seasonal sea surface temperature variability in the Gulf of Guinea

Selecting Observationally Constrained Global Climate Model Ensembles Using Autoencoders and Transfer Learning

Recent Trends in Extreme Temperature Events Across the Contiguous United States

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Michael B. Richman

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