主要论文包括：
1. Chang Yan, Guo Donglin*, Jin Huijun, Meng Xianhong, 2025: Simulated changes of near-surface permafrost extent in the Northern Hemisphere from the Last Glacial Maximum to the near future. Science China Earth Sciences, 68, 3638–3652.
2. Chen Yihui, Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, Wang Aihui, 2025: Observed changes in seasonal surface soil freeze‒thaw cycles in China and subregions from 1981 to 2017 and their relationships with meteorological elements. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 130, e2024JD042351.
3. Liu Zequn, Guo Donglin*, Hua Wei, Chen Yihui, 2025: Near-surface permafrost extent and active layer thickness characterized by reanalysis/assimilation data. Atmospheric Science Letters, 26, e1289.
4. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, Romanovsky V., Haywood A., Pepin N., Salzmann U., Sun Jianqi, Yan Qing, Zhang Zhongshi, Li Xiangyu, Otto-Bliesner B., Feng R., Lohmann G., Stepanek C., Abe-Ouchi A., Chan W., Peltier W., Chandan D., von der Heydt A., Contoux C., Chandler M., Tan N., Zhang Q., Hunter S., Kamae Y., 2023: Highly restricted near-surface permafrost extent during the mid-Pliocene warm period. PNAS, 120, e2301954120.
5. Lan Huiting, Guo Donglin*, Hua Wei, Pepin Nick, Sun Jianqi, 2023: Evaluation of reanalysis air temperature and precipitation in high-latitude Asia using ground-based observations. International Journal of Climatology, 43, 1621–1638.
6. Yang Keke, Guo Donglin*, Hua Wei, Pepin Nick, Yang Kun, Li Duo, 2022: Tibetan Plateau Temperature extreme changes and their elevation dependency from ground‐based observations. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 127, e2021JD035734.
7. Guo Donglin*, Pepin Nick, Yang Kun, Sun Jianqi, Li Duo, 2021: Local changes in snow depth dominate the evolving pattern of elevation-dependent warming on the Tibetan Plateau. Science Bulletin, 66, 1146–1150.
8. Guo Donglin*, Zhang Ying, Gao Xuejie, Pepin Nick, Sun Jianqi, 2021: Evaluation and ensemble projection of extreme high and low temperature events in China from four dynamical downscaling simulations. International Journal of Climatology, 41, E1252–E1269.
9. Guo Donglin*, Sun Jianqi, Li Huixin, Zhang Tingjun, Romanovsky Vladimir E., 2020: Attribution of historical near-surface permafrost degradation to anthropogenic greenhouse gas warming. Environmental Research Letters, 15, 084040.
10. Guo Donglin*, Sun Jianqi, Yang Kun, Pepin Nick, Xu Yongming, Xu Zhiqing, Wang Huijun, 2020: Satellite data reveal southwestern Tibetan Plateau cooling since 2001 due to snow-albedo feedback. International Journal of Climatology, 40, 1644–1655.
11. Guo Donglin*, Sun Jianqi, Yang Kun, Pepin Nick, Xu Yongming, 2019: Revisiting recent elevation-dependent warming on the Tibetan Plateau using satellite-based datasets. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 124, 8511–8521.
12. Guo Donglin*, Li Duo, Hua Wei, 2018: Quantifying air temperature evolution in the permafrost region from 1901 to 2014. International Journal of Climatology, 38, 66–76.
13. Guo Donglin*, Wang Aihui, Li Duo, Hua Wei, 2018: Simulation of changes in the near-surface soil freeze/thaw cycle using CLM4.5 with four atmospheric forcing datasets. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 123, 2509–2523.
14. Guo Donglin*, Sun
Jianqi, Yu Entao, 2018: Evaluation of CORDEX regional climate models in simulating temperature and precipitation on the Tibetan Plateau. Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Letters,
11, 219–227.
15. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, 2017: Simulated historical (1901-2010) changes in the permafrost extent and active layer thickness in the Northern Hemisphere. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 122, 12285–12295.
16. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, 2017: Permafrost degradation and associated ground settlement estimation under 2 °C global warming. Climate Dynamics, 49, 2569–2583.
17. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, Wang Aihui, 2017: Sensitivity of historical simulation of the permafrost to different atmospheric forcing datasets from 1979 to 2009. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 122, 12269–12284.
18. Guo Donglin*, Yu Entao, Wang Huijun, 2016: Will the Tibetan Plateau warming depend on elevation in the future?Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 121, 3969–3978.
19. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, 2016: Comparison of a very-fine-resolution GCM and RCM dynamical downscaling in simulating climate in China. Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 33, 559–570.
20. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, 2016: CMIP5 permafrost degradation projection: a comparison among different regions. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 121, 4499–4517.
21. Guo Donglin*, Sun Jianqi, 2015: Permafrost thaw and associated settlement hazard onset timing over the Qinghai-Tibet engineering corridor. International Journal of Disaster Risk Science, 6, 347–358.
22. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, 2014: Simulated change in the near-surface soil freeze/thaw cycle on the Tibetan Plateau from 1981 to 2010. Chinese Science Bulletin, 59, 2439–2448.
23. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, 2013: Simulation of permafrost and seasonally frozen ground conditions on the Tibetan Plateau, 1981-2010. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 118, 5216–5230.
24. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, Li Duo, 2012: A projection of permafrost degradation on the Tibetan Plateau during the 21st century. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 117, D05106, doi:10.1029/2011JD016545.
25. Guo Donglin*, Wang Huijun, 2012: The significant climate warming in the northern Tibetan Plateau and its possible causes. International Journal of Climatology, 32, 1775–1781.
26. Guo Donglin, Yang Meixue, Wang Huijun, 2011: Sensible and latent heat flux response to diurnal variation in soil surface temperature and moisture under different freeze/thaw soil conditions in the seasonal frozen soil region of the central Tibetan Plateau. Environmental Earth Sciences, 25, 2531–2541.
27. Guo Donglin*, Yang Meixue, Wang Huijun, 2011: Characteristics of land surface heat and water exchange under different soil freeze/thaw conditions over the central Tibetan Plateau. Hydrological Processes, 63, 97–107.
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