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FALL 2000 Seminar Schedule
| Seminars Committee | Other seminars: | ||
| Dr. Hugo Berbery (chair) |
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| Prof. Da-Lin Zhang |
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| Dr. Ming Cai |
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Past seminars: Fall 1999 / Spring 2000 |
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July
24:
Special seminar |
Dr. Istvan Szunyogh
NOAA/National Centers for Environmental Prediction Relationship between atmospheric baroclinic waves and the impact of targetted observations |
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September 7
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Drs. Ming Cai and Eugenia Kalnay
Department of Meteorology/University of Maryland SEMINAR CANCELED - New date: October 5 |
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September 14
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Dr. Dmitri Chalikov
Ocean Modeling Branch - NOAA/National Centers for Environmental Prediction Development of the Ocean Forecasting System for MPP computers |
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September 19
at 3:00 pm Special seminar |
Dr. Thomas Cuff
U.S. Naval Observatory - Washington, DC Operational Weather and Oceanography in the U.S. Navy |
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September 21
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Dr. Jean Côté
Meteorological Service of Canada - Numerical Methods Group Algorithmic developments around the Global Environmental Multiscale (GEM) model |
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September 28
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Dr. Dale J. Allen
Department of Meteorology/University of Maryland Lightning and Atmospheric Chemistry as Simulated with a Global Chemical Transport Model |
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October 5
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Drs. Ming Cai and Eugenia Kalnay
Department of Meteorology/University of Maryland The growing errors in the Cane-Zebiak coupled ocean-atmosphere model |
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October 12
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Dr. Anne Thompson
NASA - Goddard Space Flight Center and Department of Meteorology/University of Maryland Tropospheric Ozone Observations: An overview of recent advances |
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Special seminar
Oct. 17 at 3:00 pm Rm 3206 Math Bldg |
Dr. Lennart Bengtsson
Director, Max-Planck Institute for Meteorology Will extreme weather events become more common in a future climate? |
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Special seminar
Oct. 18 at 3:00 pm Rm 3425 CSS |
Dr. K. R. Saha
Former Director of the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology African Monsoons |
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October 19
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Dr. Dennis Lettenmaier
Department of Civil Engineering - University of Washington Challenges and opportunities in macroscale hydrology |
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October 26
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Dr. Robert Hudson
Department of Meteorology/University of Maryland Detection of decadal climate change from the total Ozone record |
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Special seminar
Oct. 31 at 11:00 am Rm 3425 CSS |
Dr. Hee-Sang Lee
Department of Meteorology/Florida State University Improvement of initial state of clouds and its impact on cloud forecasts in the Florida State University Global Spectral Model |
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November 2
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Dr. Ming Cai
Department of Meteorology, University of Maryland A theory on prevailing easterlies and zonally tilted thermocline over equatorial Pacific and the accompanying ENSO variability |
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November 9
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Dr. Ants Leetmaa
Climate Prediction Center - NOAA/National Centers for Environmental Prediction Monitoring and Forecasting Drought |
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November 16
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Dr. Pao K. Wang
Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences - University of Wisconsin-Madison Physical and Dynamical Processes at Cloud-top Level of Severe Thunderstorms |
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November
23
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THANKSGIVING RECESS |
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November 30
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Dr. Frank Evans
Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences/ University of Colorado Retrieving and simulating cloud fields from ARM radar observations |
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Special seminar (jointly sponsored with ESSIC)
December 4 at 3:30 pm Rm 2114 CSS |
Dr. N. H. Saji
Institute for Global Change Research, Frontier Research System for Global Change, Tokyo A View of the Indian Ocean Climate System From the Vantage Point of Dipole Mode Events |
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December
7
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Dr. Eugene M.
Rasmusson
Department of Meteorology, University
of Maryland
On the trail of ENSO: Part I (1867-1969) A fascinating tale of scientific progress and missteps CANCELED AND TO BE RESCHEDULED FOR THE SPRING SERIES (due to schedule conflict with G. Philander's seminar; see http://www.physics.umd.edu/Seminar_List/thursday.html) |
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Unless
otherwise noted, all seminars are held in RM. 2400 (the auditorium on the
second floor in the new wing of the Computer & Space Sci. Bldg.) at
3:30 p.m.
Coffee and cookies are served at 3:00 p.m. |
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Visitors
park in Parking Garage 2 located across the street from the Computer &
Space Sci. Bldg. Please park at visitors meters on the lower level; you
must
feed the meters. You cannot park in any numbered
or lettered lots. Parking tickets incurred in these lots cannot be voided.
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