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Eviatar Bach

Lecturer in Mathematics of Environmental Data Science

Research interests

I am interested in data assimilation and environmental inverse problems, as well as predictability of the Earth system. I work on development of new methods, particularly incorporating machine learning, and their mathematical foundations.

Recent publications

Nesterov acceleration for ensemble Kalman inversion and variants. 2025-08

Learning Enhanced Ensemble Filters. 2025-04

Forecast error growth: A dynamic-stochastic model. 2025-03

Learning Optimal Filters Using Variational Inference. 2025-03

Inverse Problems and Data Assimilation: A Machine Learning Approach. 2024-10

High‐Dimensional Covariance Estimation From a Small Number of Samples. 2024-09

The South Atlantic Dipole via multichannel singular spectrum analysis. 2024-07-05

Improved subseasonal prediction of South Asian monsoon rainfall using data-driven forecasts of oscillatory modes. 2024-04-09

Filtering dynamical systems using observations of statistics. 2024-03-01

A global assessment of the effects of solar farms on albedo, vegetation, and land surface temperature using remote sensing. 2024-01

A Multi‐Model Ensemble Kalman Filter for Data Assimilation and Forecasting. 2023-01

EnsembleKalmanProcesses.jl: Derivative-free ensemble-based model calibration. 2022-12-15

Towards physics-inspired data-driven weather forecasting: integrating data assimilation with a deep spatial-transformer-based U-NET in a case study with ERA5. 2022-03-16

Impacts of 319 wind farms on surface temperature and vegetation in the United States. 2022-02-01

parasweep: a template-based utility for generating, dispatching, and post-processing of parameter sweeps. 2021-01-13

Advances in Coupled Data Assimilation, Ensemble Forecasting, and Assimilation of Altimeter Observations. 2020-11

Local Atmosphere–Ocean Predictability: Dynamical Origins, Lead Times, and Seasonality. 2019-11-01

Strongly Coupled Data Assimilation in Multiscale Media: Experiments Using a Quasi‐Geostrophic Coupled Model. 2019-06

Climate model shows large-scale wind and solar farms in the Sahara increase rain and vegetation. 2018-09-07

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Contact details

University of Reading

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