University of Wyoming, Department of Atmospheric Sciences

Seminar series – Spring 2003

date	Speaker (+ affiliation)	title
9 Jan	Meagan Holm, University of North Dakota	The North Dakota Cloud Modification Project
17 Jan	Bernard LaFleur, University of Denver	A Low-Turbulence Inlet (LTI) for sampling aerosols from aboard aircraft.
24 Jan	Markus Petters, University of Wyoming	Aerosol-cloud interaction during DYCOMS-II
7 Mar	Bjorn Stevens, UCLA	Drizzle?
10 April	Pavlos Kollias, RSMAS, University of Miami	Why Mie? Accurate observations of vertical air velocities and rain drops using a cloud radar
17 April	Jennifer Mercer, Dartmouth College	Evaluating the use of a marine paleo-temperature proxy in the Chesapeake Bay
1 May	John Gill, Environmet	Sensitivity to cloud characteristics in SAGE II simulations of solar occultation measurements
8 May	Michal Ziemianski, University of Poland	Nonlinear balanced models based on the conservation of potential vorticity – development and applications
9 May	Chuntao Liu, University of Wyoming	Improved methods of cloud characterization from satellite measurements of horizontal atmospheric transmissivity
13 May	Richard Anthes, UCAR Boulder	Application of GPS radio occultation data to weather analysis and prediction and climate
16 June	Mike Proffitt, WMO, Geneva	Seasonally averaged ozone and nitrous oxide in the northern hemisphere lower stratosphere: use of conserved tracers to separate chemistry and transport.

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