Nonlinearity Interaction in Climate Dynamics, is an inter-organism project of the ocean-atmosphere area of the
LEFE/MANU Program
whose aim is to investigate the topological structure of random attractors relevant to climate dynamics,
in order to understand the interaction between noise and the nonlinearity of a dynamical system.
This question is central to the modeling of physically open, non-autonomous, forced (anthropogenic) and random (natural) systems.
The project involves Mickael Chekroun and Michael Ghil as co-investigators..