Alexander Gluhovsky

Alexander B. Gluhovsky
Alma materMoscow State University (M.S.)
USSR Academy of Sciences (Ph.D.)
Known forLow-order models (LOMs) of atmospheric and climate dynamics
Subsampling methodology for time series analysis
Scientific career
FieldsGeophysical fluid dynamics
Computational statistics
InstitutionsPurdue University
Doctoral advisorAlexander Obukhov

Alexander B. Gluhovsky is an American physicist and statistician known for his contributions to geophysical fluid dynamics, particularly in the development of low-order models for atmospheric and climate phenomena, and for his work in computational statistics applied to time series analysis in the geosciences. He is a professor emeritus at Purdue University (in West Lafayette, Indiana) in the Department of Earth, Amospheric, and Planetary Sciences, and has a joint appointment in the Department of Statistics as well.

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