Event Tag: Seminar

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The State of the Department Address

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Date/Time: Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2015 at Noon Where: Phenix Hall, Room 123 Speaker: Wanda Harding, NOAA Title: An Overview of the Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) Program Abstract: TBD. Parking Information Directions for External Guests to HU: To park your car, please first go to the main gate of the university — if you tell […]

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Date/Time: Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2015 at Noon Where: Phenix Hall, Room 123 Speaker: Drew Hope, NASA LaRC Title: Engineering Design Studio Overview Abstract: TBD. Parking Information Directions for External Guests to HU: To park your car, please first goto the main gate of the university — if you tell the officers at the gate that […]

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Daytime Observations and Techniques of Atmospheric Lidar

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Date/Time: Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2015 at Noon Where: Phenix Hall, Room 123 Speaker: Solomon Bililign, North Carolina A&T Title: TBD. Abstract: TBD. Parking Information Directions for External Guests to HU: To park your car, please first goto the main gate of the university — if you tell the officers at the gate that you are […]

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Date/Time: Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 at Noon Where: Phenix Hall, Room 123 Speaker: Benjie Spencer, NOAA Title: TBD. Abstract: TBD. Parking Information Directions for External Guests to HU: To park your car, please first goto the main gate of the university — if you tell the officers at the gate that you are visiting the […]

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Climate Factors Impacting the Upcoming Winter: Will it be a Stormy Winter?

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Exceptional Events Monitoring using SNPP VIIRS Aerosol Products

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Sage III — First Results

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CUAD: Constellation for Upper Atmosphere Dynamics

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Ion Escape: How Planetary Magnetic Fields Influence and Are Influenced by Their Atmospheres

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Thinking Beyond the Polar Vortex: Implications of Seasonal Climate Change

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What Fe grains tell us about Arctic Climate Change

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Modern climate change: a symptom of a single-species high-energy pulse

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The Joint Polar Satellite System:   The next 20 years of  Earth  observations for global and regional weather and climate applications

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Annual APS Address by the Chair

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Small Next-generation Atmospheric Probe: It’s a SNAP

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Impact of Global Environment Facility projects on global-scope carbon sequestration

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Granite Island in Lake Superior, a new measurement site for CERES

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Exploiting Oceanographic LiDAR to Retrieve Particle Distributions and Characteristics of the Upper Ocean

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Spatial Risk Assessment of Sea Level Rise, Water Infrastructure, and Public Health: Case Studies of Charleston (SC) and Morehead City (NC)

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First Results from New in situ Aerosol Spectral Optical Measurements during KORUS-OC: Exploring links among optical properties & aerosol chemistry

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Determining the daytime global radiation budget from DSCOVR

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Radiative Transfer Models and Retrieval Algorithms for Satellite Remote Sensing

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Impacts of Satellite Radiance Derived Atmospheric Retrievals on Forecast of Hurricanes

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Atmospheric Escape Processes and Planetary Atmospheric Evolution

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The evolution of numerical modeling of hurricanes

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Analysis of Winds and Colors in Gas Giant Atmospheres Using Automated Techniques

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The Pandora Spectrometer System, the NASA Pandora Project and the Pandora Global Network

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The impact of the Summer Asia Monsoon on Stratospheric aerosols  

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Overview of the ASDC and the Science Outreach Team at NASA LaRC

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Title: Energy balance, radiative heating rate in the atmosphere, and entropy productionAbstract: Temporal and spatial distribution of absorption of shortwave radiation and emission of longwave radiation by Earth drives dynamics in the atmosphere. In addition, net surface radiative flux drives evaporation of water vapor and the hydrological cycle. Shortwave radiation absorbed by Earth changes the […]

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Atmospheric trace gas measurements using UV-VIS differential optical absorption spectroscopy

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Shawn Brueshaber of JPL will present “Shallow-water Modeling of Giant Planet Vortices” Blackboard link: https://us.bbcollab.com/guest/49779c0e49544776ad43d85bda1719b7

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Our very own Nick Heavens will present a talk entitled: “Gravity Waves in Mars’ Lower Atmosphere” Blackboard link: https://us.bbcollab.com/guest/95ec465d92124aa2825e509e4b5412ac

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The (Not So) Anomalous Wind: Rethinking Gradient Wind Balance Regimes Gradient wind balance is one of the basic concepts taught in dynamic meteorology classes. Textbooks such as that by Holton go over 4 regimes of the gradient wind solutions: (1) Regular Low, (2) Regular High, (3) Anomalous Low, and (4) Anomalous High. Whether the “anomalous” […]