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Spring 2008   Seminar     Series   Schedule Information for Speakers Instructions for Contact Person Directions for Visitors Parking Past Seminars Other Seminar Series				Unless stated otherwise, seminars are on Thursdays from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Auditorium (Rm. 2400) on the second floor of the New Wing of the Computer and Space Science Building. Coffee, tea and cookies are served in the adjoining Atrium at 3:00 p.m. You can subscribe to the seminar series via Google Calendars by clicking this button: January January 17 Ocean Viscosity and Climate Dr. Markus Jochum National Center for Atmospheric Research Contact: Raghu Murtugudde January 31 Recent advances in the WRF model and applications to convection-resolving forecasting Dr. Joe Klemp National Center for Atmospheric Research Contact: Dalin Zhang February February 7 The Fronts are Moving! The Fronts are Moving! Prof. Robert Hudson University of Maryland Contact: Robert Hudson February 14 Simulation and Assimilation of Denmark Strait Overflow Prof. Tom Haine Johns Hopkins University Contact: Dan Kirk-Davidoff February 18 Note: 11 am Monday, in Room 3425 Predictability of a large-scale flow conducive to extreme precipitation over western Alps Dr. Federico Grazzini ARPA-Servizio IdroMeteorologico, Bologna, Italy Contact: Istvan Szunyogh Abstract February 21 Dr. Andrew Tangborn NASA/GSFC, UMBC JCET Contact: Dale Allen February 28 TBA March Thursday March 6 Dynamical Polar Warming Amplification and a New Cliamte Feedback Analysis Framework Prof. Ming Cai Florida State University Abstract Contact: Dan Kirk-Davidoff Friday March 7 Cloud-aerosol-precipitation processes as revealed by the A-Train Prof. Graeme Stephens Colorado State University Contact: Zhanqing Li March 13 Daily Optimum Interpolation Analysis for Sea Surface Temperature Dr. Thomas Smith Satellite Climate Studies Branch, NOAA/NESDIS/STAR and ESSIC/CICS Abstract Contact: Rachel Pinker March 20 Spring Break --- No Seminar March 27 Denitrification and anammox in the Arabian Sea Prof. Bess Ward Princeton University Contact: Raghu Murtugudde. April April 3 Elements of Climate Stabilization: The U.S. Climate Change Science Program Scenarios of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Atmospheric Concentrations Dr. Leon Clarke JGCRI, PNL Contact: Eugenia Kalnay His slides: PDF April 10 Surface-based Remote Sensing of Aerosol Indirect Effects Prof. Mark Miller Rutgers University Contact:Zhanqing Li April 17 The Tropical Warm Pool in a Warming World Prof. Peter Webster Georgia Tech Contact:Sumant Nigam April 18 Note: Friday! Global Warming and Atmospheric Brown Clouds: A Double Threat for Asia Prof. V. Ramanathan UCSD Contact:Zhanqing Li April 24 PDFs of tropospheric humidity: Measurements and theory Prof. Darryn Waugh Johns Hopkins University Contact: Dan Kirk-Davidoff May May 1 What the ice ages are trying to tell us about climate sensitivity Prof. Robert Toggweiler Princeton University Contact: Dan Kirk-Davidoff May 8 Rewriting History on Ice in the Arctic - Surprising Results from the Arctic Coring Expedition Prof. Kristen St. John James Madison University Contact: Dan Kirk-Davidoff May 15 Coupled ocean-atmosphere breeding for ensemble forecasting and data assimilation Dr. Shu-Chih Yanh University of Maryland Contact: Shu-Chih Yang
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