The University of Arizona Department of Atmospheric Sciences

ATMO Seminar Series

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Date Speaker Title
Wed, Jan 16 2013, 2:00pm Koichi Sakaguchi Spatiotemporal scale limits and roles of biogeochemical cycles in climate prediction (PhD Oral Defense)
Thu, Jan 17 2013, 3:30pm Lon Hood The Surface Climate Response to 11-Yr Solar Forcing During Northern Winter
Thu, Jan 31 2013, 3:30pm Ken Cummins On the Incidence and Behavior of Cloud-to-ground Lightning in Complex Terrain: Grand Canyon, Rocky Mountains, and the Ozarks
Thu, Feb 7 2013, 3:30pm Raymond Shaw Message in a Bottle: Development of a Laboratory Chamber for Studies of Aerosol and Cloud Processes in the Atmosphere
Thu, Feb 28 2013, 3:30pm Guo-Yue Niu The impacts of terrestrial hydrological processes on climate predictions
Thu, Mar 7 2013, 3:30pm Christopher Castro Creating a unified perspective of the North American monsoon: from the paleoclimate record to climate change projections
Thu, Apr 4 2013, 3:30pm David Bright Aviation Weather: Operations and Testbed at the Aviation Weather Center
Thu, Apr 18 2013, 3:30pm James Randerson Fire-climate feedbacks: Understanding mechanisms and implications for sustainably managing fires during the 21st century