ATOC Seminar Schedule

LOCATION: Most seminars will be held in the Physics Commons Room at the top of Gamow Tower, Duane Physics Building unless otherwise noted. See the Google Calendar below for the location of each seminar.

DAY/TIME: Seminars will be held on Fridays, 4-5 pm, unless otherwise noted.

ATOC Fall 2009 Seminar Quick-Look: (see Google calendar above for details such as locations, times, titles, and abstracts):

• Friday, September 4: Matthew Shupe, CIRES/NOAA Earth System Research Lab. Arctic Clouds: Characterizing their climatically-important properties using ground-based observations.
• Friday, September 11: Judith Perlwitz, CIRES/NOAA Earth System research Lab. Montreal Protocol Accomplishments - Impact of Stratospheric Ozone Changes on Climate. Located in the Physics Reading Room (NOT Commons Room) at the top of Gamow Tower, Duane Physics Building.
• Thursday, September 17: Stephan Borrmann, Director of Max-Planck-Institute for Chemistry. Tropical clouds: A conundrum of the climate system.
• Friday, September 25: Cora Randall, ATOC/LASP. Remote Sensing of the Polar Middle Atmosphere
• Friday, October 2: No seminar.
• Friday, October 9: David Noone, ATOC/CIRES. Water isotopes as a means to deducing controls on the global water cycle.
• Friday, October 16: John Cassano, ATOC/CIRES. Weather and Climate in the Polar Regions. Probing the Antarctic Atmosphere with Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
• Friday, October 23: Mary Barth, NCAR/MMM/ACD. Thunderstorms and Chemistry: Cloud-scale simulations to understand the influence of convective outflow on the upper troposphere composition.
• Friday, October 30: David Kingsmill, CIRES/NOAA ESRL. An Overview of the NOAA Hydrometeorological Testbed Project.
• Monday, November 2: Andrew Dessler , Texas A&M University. Estimates of the Water Vapor Climate Feedback during El Nino-Southern Oscillation
• Friday, November 6: Charles Brock, NOAA ESRL Chemical Science Division. Arctic Aerosols, Forest Fires, and Climate Forcing: Results from Airborne Studies During the International Polar Year, 2008.
• Friday, November 13: ATOC Fest.
• Friday, December 4: William Cheng, NCAR. Influence of atmospheric aerosols on the development of precipitating trade wind cumuli in a large eddy simulation.

Seminars in Related Campus Departments

• Applied Mathematics Seminar Schedule
• Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences (APS) Colloquia Schedule
• Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminars and Symposia
• Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) Seminars, Events and Meetings
• Geological Sciences Colloquium Schedule
• INSTAAR Noon Seminars
• INSTAAR Graduate Student Talks
• Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) Seminars
• Physics Department Colloquium Schedule

Seminars Off Campus

• NCAR Boulder-Area Seminars and Meetings
• NOAA Climate  Diagnostics Center Seminar Series
• NOAA Earth System Research Lab Seminar Schedule