Seminars: Fall 2011

Date	Speaker	Title
August 3 O&M 1209 10:30-11:30 a.m.	Michael Mishchenko NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies	Electromagnetic Scattering by Particle Groups
August 30	Andrew Dessler, Professor Atmospheric Sciences Texas A&M University	Observational Constraints on the Water Vapor and Cloud Feedbacks
September 6	Shaima Nasiri, Assistant Professor Atmospheric Sciences Texas A&M University	Clouds in the Infrared: A Multi-instrument Approach
September 13	Alexei Khalizov, Assistant Research Scientist Atmospheric Sciences Texas A&M University	Impact of Aging on Radiative Properties of Atmospheric Black Carbon
September 20	Mark Yeary, Professor School of Electrical & Computer Engineering University of Oklahoma	Multi-Function Phased Array Radar Systems for Next-Generation Weather Observations
September 27	Alan Plumb, Professor Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences M.I.T.	Models of Trace Gas Transport in the Stratosphere and Upper Troposphere
SPECIAL SEMINAR 1209 O&M, 11:00 AM September 29	Jeffrey Michel, Energy Consultant Energy Central, Hamburg, Germany	CCS and Global Climate Protection
October 4	John Wilson, Meteorologist Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory National Oceanic and Atmos. Administration	Thermal Tides in the Martian Atmosphere
October 11	Larry Di Girolamo, Professor Atmospheric Sciences University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	A Need to Deal With 3-D Radiative Transfer in The Atmospheric Sciences
October 18	Darrel Baumgardner, Professor Centro De Ciencias de la Atmosfera Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico	Measurements of Visible Light Depolarization by Single Aerosol and Cloud Particles: Theory and Application
SPECIAL SEMINAR 1209 O&M, 3:00 PM October 24	Jonathan Wright, Scientist Jackson School of Geophysics University of Texas	Exploring Influences of Deep Convectionon Stratospheric Water Vapor
October 25	Scott Miller, Research Associate Atmospheric Sciences Research Center State University of New York at Albany	Ship-based Measurements of Air-sea Gas Exchange
November 1	Tapio Schneider, Professor Environmental Science of Engineering and Director of Ronald and Maxine Linde Center for Global Environmental Science, California Institute of Technology	Understanding Low Cloud Feedbacks Through Hierarchical Physical Modeling
November 8	Ralph Kahn, Senior Scientist NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	Aerosol Remote Sensing from Space – Where We Stand, Where We're Heading
November 15	Jerry Harrington, Associate Professor Department of Meteorology Penn State University	Modeling Ice Growth in Clouds: Uncertainties, Inconsistencies, and Possible New Approaches
November 22	Csengele Barta, Post Doctorate Research Associate Atmospheric Sciences Texas A&M University	The Effect of Drought Stress on Carbon Assimilation and Isoprene Emission Capacities of Oak Species in Urban and Rural Areas of Texas
November 29	Patrick Arnott, Associate Professor Department of Physics University of Nevada	Multispectral Photoacoustic Analysis of Atmospheric Aerosol

See Seminar List for previous semesters.

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