University of Wyoming, Dept of Atmospheric Sciences

Seminar series – Fall 2000

date	Speaker (+ affiliation)	title
8/24/00, 1:30pm	Jean-Louis Brenguier, Meteo-France	The indirect effect of aerosols on climate: results from the ACE-2 CLOUDY-COLUMN experiment and perspective in the PACE Project.
8/25/00	Szymon Malinowski, Warsaw University, Poland	Small-scale turbulent mixing of clouds with clear air: laboratory experiments and aircraft observations
9/8/00	Lester Alfonso, Centro de Ciencias de la Atmosfera, UNAM, Mexico City	Numerical simulation of a convective cloud using a 1-D model with detailed microphysics
10/20/00	Walt Petersen, CSU	Tropical convection in the Amazon: New perspectives gleaned from the TRMM satellite and field campaign data
11/13/00	Richard Austin, CSU	Radar/visible optical depth retrieval of stratus microphysics in preparation for CloudSat
11/10/00 3:30 pm	Richard Clark, Millersville University	Investigations of ozone and fine particles in the Northeast
11/17/00	Swarndeep Gill, UWyo	Vertical motions of drops of different sizes in marine stratus and the development of drizzle
12/1/00	John Weaver, CIRA	The Fort Collins Flood of 28 July 1997
12/11/00 1:30 pm	Sharon Gill, UWyo	In situ and satellite instrument comparisons of stratospheric ozone and aerosol data (MSc defense)
12/13/00 10:00 am	Miao Qun, UWyo	An analysis of errors associated with the in situ measurement of aerosol size and concentration with optical particle counters (MSC defense)
12/15/00	Carlos Morales, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Connecticut	Continuous thunderstorm monitoring: retrieval of instantaneous rainfall and precipitating ice rates from lightning and GOES IR observations adjusted with TRMM Precipitation Radar