University of Wyoming, Department of Atmospheric Sciences

Seminar series – Spring 2002

Unless otherwise mentioned, seminars are held on Friday at 3:00 pm in the Engineering Bldg, Rm 6085

date	Speaker (+ affiliation)	title
15 Feb	Trude Eidhammer, University of Bergen	Charged Aerosols in the Polar Summer Mesosphere
22 Feb	Michele Kuester, University of Arizona	Solar radiation based calibration of an airborne radiometer for vicarious calibration of earth observing sensors
25 Feb	Amy Stuart, Stanford University	Volatile chemical partitioning during cloud drop freezing and its effects on tropospheric chemical distributions: Modeling studies
28 Feb	Larry Mahrt, Oregon State University	Studies of Nocturnal Boundary Layer Processes from CASES99
1 March	Bill Cotton, Colorado State University	Simulations of aerosol entrainment in clouds
8 March	Gareth Berry, University of Reading	Evaluation of some daytime boundary-layer forecast techniques
8 March	Kay Shelton, University of Reading	Temperature variations in the lower stratosphere
22 March	Gerry Jennings, Galway, Ireland	An overview of aerosol and gas measurements at the Mace Head Atmospheric Sciences Research Station
22 March	Colin O’Dowd, Galway, Ireland	Studies of biogenic new particle formation
5 April	Brian Mapes, NOAA-CIRES CDC	Strides, steps and stumbles in the annual march
12 April	Markus Petters, University of Wyoming	Aerosol activation in updrafts
12 April	Ron Tabler, Tabler Associates, Colorado	Wyoming’s underappreciated snow fences, and the physics explaining their remarkable effectiveness (jointly with Mechanical Engineering)
19 April	Chuntao Liu, University of Wyoming	Cloud detection with SAGE observations
26 April	John Daly, Launceston, Australia	Recent evidence on climate change: a critical review
3 May	Qing Yang, University of Wyoming	Relationships between water mass, rain rate, and radar reflectivity in marine stratus
10 May	Ian Faloona, NCAR ASP, Boulder	Turbulent diffusion of ozone and DMS in the stratocumulus-topped marine boundary layer
17 May	Patrick Arnott, Desert Research Institute	Photo-acoustic analysis of aerosol light absorption

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