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FALL 2001 Seminar Schedule
Visitors attending the Thursday's Meteorology Seminars can park free at the Regents Garage (PG 2) after 3:00 pm. Be sure
to follow this procedure:
There will be a parking attendant at the Stadium Drive entrance,
to whom you must tell that you are attending a Department of Meteorology
Seminar.
He/she will give you a parking permit valid from 3:00 to 4:00 pm, and direct you to the area where
you can park. After 4:00 pm parking in this garage is open.
To see location, either click on the above link "Directions to the
Department of Meteorology" or go to
Campus Maps and click on the Northwest Quadrant. - Parking area with attendant to the east of the building. To see location,
go to
Campus Maps and click on the Northeast Quadrant. - Stadium Parking, also known as Parking Garage 3 (PG-3).
To see location, go to
Campus Maps and click on the Northwest Quadrant. - Very few parking meters in lots Q and DD (near our building). Again, for
location, go to
Campus Maps and click on the Northwest Quadrant.
Seminars Committee
Dr. Hugo Berbery (chair)
Prof. Da-Lin Zhang
Dr. Ming Cai
September 6
Dr. Konstantin Vinnikov
Department of Meteorology, University
of Maryland
Trends in Statistical
Moments of Climatic Indices. Seasonal and Diurnal Cycles in the Trends
September 13
September 21 (FRIDAY)
Dr. Axel Kleidon
Department of Geography, University of Maryland
Growing deep: Model investigations into the role of deep
rooted vegetation in the climate system
September 27
11:00 am
Room 3425
In view of the tornado that hit our campus on September 24,
Dr. David Stensrud has agreed to give a special seminar
(This is in addition to his afternoon talk.)
Tornadoes: An overview
September 27
Dr. David Stensrud
NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory
Value of Real-time Land Use Data in Numerical Weather Prediction
October 4
Dr. Steve Tracton
Environmental Modeling Center/NOAA/NWS/NCEP
/
The NCEP/EMC Short Range Ensemble Forecast(SREF) System
October 11
Drs. M. Corazza, E. Kalnay and D. J. Patil
Department of Meteorology, University
of Maryland
Breeding and Data Assimilation
October 18
Dr. Randal Koster
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Impact of Land Processes on Seasonal Precipitation Forecasts
October 25
Dr. Xu Li
Department of Meteorology, University
of Maryland
Satellite Data Assimilation in ECMWF Reanalysis
Special seminar
October 26 at 11:00 am
Rm 3425 CSS
Doug Wilson
NOAA/AOML, Miami
Physical Oceanography in the Caribbean: Recent Programs and
Observations
November 1
Dr. Aimé Fournier
Department of Meteorology, University
of Maryland
Multiwavelet
multiresolution adaptive spectral-element computation of
shallow-water flow
November 8
Dr. Michael King
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Remote Sensing of Cloud, Aerosol, and Water Vapor Properties from MODIS
November 15
Dr. Eric DeWeaver
Department of Meteorology, University
of Maryland
Dynamics of the El Niño Anticyclones
November 22
THANKSGIVING RECESS
November 29
Dr. Roxana C. Wajsowicz
Department of Meteorology, University
of Maryland
Determining the Circulation of the
North Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea
December 6
Dr. Michael Fox-Rabinovitz
ESSIC/Department of Meteorology, University
of Maryland
and Data Assimilation Office, NASA/GSFC
Studying anomalous regional climate events
with a variable-resolution stretched-grid GCM and Data Assimilation System
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.
Information for the speakers
Directions to the Department of Meteorology