Hungjui Yu 尤虹叡
I am a Atmospheric Scientist based in Fort Collins, Colorado, U.S.
Research
- Cloud & Storm Structure – Unraveling the 3D features of clouds and storms.
- Mesoscale Convective Processes – Understanding the environmental controls on clouds and storms.
- Weather–Climate Interface – Connecting short-term extremes with long-term climate trends.
- Aviation – Building tools for cloud-related aviation applications.
Tools
- Data Integration and Analysis – Combining remote-sensing observations and numerical models.
- Machine Learning – Extracting patterns and mechanisms within clouds and the environments.
- Software Development – Creating scalable, open-source packages for research and applications.
“The first step in solving any problem is recognizing there is one.”
I integrate remote-sensing observations, numerical modeling, and machine learning to reveal the processes that shape storms in a changing environment.
My work advances scientific understanding while improving operational safety. Through rigorous science and scalable software tools, I transform complex atmospheric insights into practical solutions that strengthen safety, resilience, and decision-making for both professionals and the public in a changing atmosphere.