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Research / Working papers / 2026

Climate systems, examined.

Four research communications based on current UWI climate-conference work. Each presents the underlying scientific argument, methods and limits of the evidence, with a three-dimensional explanatory figure. These are web articles, not peer-reviewed publications.

01 / Climate physics / empirical component

When neighbouring atmosphere cells exchange weather

Rainfall conservation, boundary fluxes and a proposed 3D model of Caribbean storms. Includes the results of a preliminary Jamaican benchmark and its stronger baseline.

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02 / Climate policy / framework

From climate evidence to decisions that can be audited

A human-controlled agent architecture for testing adaptation options, challenged recommendations and public accountability.

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03 / Education / proposed evaluation

Can organised sport produce measurable climate action?

A proposed study of youth climate literacy, verified environmental activities and climate education through sport.

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04 / Disaster modelling / proposed method

Estimating exposure and damage before a storm arrives

Satellite mapping, physical hazard simulations and uncertainty-aware preparedness models for Caribbean communities.

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Author: Adrian Dunkley · Climate Studies Group Mona, The University of the West Indies, Mona · Updated 11 October 2026