Guiling Wang

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University of Connecticut

United States

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Guiling Wang is a Professor at the University of Connecticut in the United States. Her research focuses on climate impacts on agriculture and ecosystems, particularly in relation to drought, precipitation extremes, and carbon flux modeling. Recent publications include studies on the interactions between land-surface conditions and drought occurrence, as well as the effects of temperature on carbon dynamics across various terrestrial ecosystems.

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The Influence of Land‐Surface Conditions on the 2020–2021 Western US Drought

Impact Matters: Detection and Early Warning of Agriculturally Impactful Flash Droughts

The Scaling of MCS, Non‐MCS, and Total Extreme Precipitation With Temperature Over the Central United States

Climatic Drivers for the Variation of Gross Primary Productivity Across Terrestrial Ecosystems in the United States

Refining water and carbon fluxes modeling in terrestrial ecosystems via plant hydraulics integration

Soil Moisture Dominates the Land Surface Feedback in the Development of Compound Drought–Heat Extremes in Tropical South America

Seasonal prediction of crop yields in Ethiopia using an analog approach

Temperature Thresholds for Carbon Flux Variation and Warming‐Induced Changes

A New Approach to Soil Initialization for Studying Subseasonal Land‐Atmosphere Interactions

Heat stress to jeopardize crop production in the US Corn Belt based on downscaled CMIP5 projections

Regional climate model intercomparison over the Tibetan Plateau in the GEWEX/LS4P Phase I

Water stress dominates the projected maize yield changes in Ethiopia

Machine Learning Crop Yield Models Based on Meteorological Features and Comparison with a Process-Based Model

Flash drought early warning based on the trajectory of solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence

Monotonic Increase of Extreme Precipitation Intensity With Temperature When Controlled for Saturation Deficit

Variability, Trend, and Extremes of the South American Vegetation‐Climate System: Results From a Coupled Regional Model

Eco-hydrological responses to recent droughts in tropical South America

Utilizing rainy season onset predictions to enhance maize yields in Ethiopia

Projecting the future vegetation–climate system over East Asia and its RCP-dependence

Future Projections of Water Temperature and Thermal Stratification in Connecticut Reservoirs and Possible Implications for Cyanobacteria

Multimodel Future Projections of the Regional Vegetation‐Climate System Over East Asia: Comparison Between Two Ensemble Approaches

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