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  2007 Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Student Poster Conference  

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The Department of Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences successfully hosted the first ever 2007 ATOC Graduate Student Poster Conference. This conference is an opportunity for graduate students, faculty, and scientists working in the atmospheric and oceanic sciences to learn about and share exciting graduate research. Undergraduates were also encouraged to participate. There were total of 65 posters (64 listed in the program plus 1 walked in) in 5 sessions: Atmospheric Chemistry (11), Atmospheric Dynamics (21), Clouds and Aerosols (8), Oceanography (8) and Remote Sensing/Radiative Transfer (16 plus one walked in). There are significant number of cross-department faculty and scientists from NCAR, NOAA, and CORA participated and evaluated the posters. The conference was held on Friday, Oct. 26, 2007 at the Stadium Club. Light food and drink were served during the poster session.

   For photos taken during the poster conference see  [Gallery] 


ID and poster board: (1) Each student who presents a poster will get a ticket for one free beer. Please bring your ID (e.g., Driver's liscence) on the day of the conference. (2) Please help to move your poster board to the storage room after the poster conference. Detailed instruction will be provided at the service desk during the conference.


Basic Info:

  • Who's invited: Anyone who has an interest in the atmospheric and oceanic sciences!
  • When: Friday, October 26, 2007, 1pm - 5:30pm
  • Where: Stadium Club (Directions and Parking: [HERE])
  • Student Poster Registration: Closed.
  • Poster Dimension: The poster board is 4ft x 4ft. Please make your poster fit this size.
  • Questions? Email Dr. Weiqing Han at Weiqing<dot>Han<at>colorado<dot>edu


Poster set up
Please arrive at 12:30-1pm to set up your posters.

Graduate Student Poster Presenters


Student Name Poster Title General Research Area Email Address (if not in the form of FIRSTNAME.LAST@colorado.edu)
Charles Bardeen Numerical Simulations of the Three-Dimensional Distribution of Polar Mesospheric Clouds Clouds and Aerosols, Numerical Modeling, Upper Atmosphere
Brad Beechler Jet Alignment in a 2 Layer Quasi-Geostrophic System Using One-Dimensional Mesh Warping. Atmospheric Dynamics, Data Assimilation
Susanne Benze Comparison of PMC measurements from AIM and SBUV/2 Remote Sensing / Upper Atmosphere
Gregory Brinkman Personal Exposure to Trace Organics in PM2.5 Aerosols
Steve Dutton Denver Aerosol Sources and Health (DASH) Study Air Pollution Aerosols
Laura Brower Mesospheric Joule Heating During the Halloween 2003 Superstorm Remote Sensing / Mesosphere
Derek Brown Comparative Hydrology Over Monsoonal Regions Using Seasonal Distributions of Stable Water Isotopes Remote Sensing / Lower Troposphere / Hydrology
Nik Buenning The Impact of Isotope Hydrology Variations on d18O of Atmospheric CO2 Climate Modeling / Hydrology / Atmospheric Dynamics
Loren Chang Effects of Planetary Wave Activity at Winter High Latitudes on the Equatorial Lower Thermosphere Upper atmosphere
Odele Coddington Measurement and Error Analysis of Spectral Surface Albedo during MILAGRO Radiative Transfer / Remote Sensing / Aerosols
Ryan Daly Study of Diurnal and Seasonal Variations of Monoterpene and Sesquiterpene Emissions from Vegetation Atmospheric Chemistry
Peter DeCarlo Fast airborn aerosol size and composition measurements from teh C-130 during the MIRAGE-Mex 2006 field campaign Atmospheric Chemistry
H. Langley Dewitt Organic Haze Formation in a Hydrogen-Rich Early-Earth Atmosphere Atmospheric Chemistry/Planetary Atmospheres
Carl Drews Storm Surge Atmosphere-Ocean Forcing
Benet Duncan Indian Ocean Intraseasonal SST Variability During Boreal Summer Atmosphere-Ocean Forcing; Oceanography
Matthew Edwards Simulation of an Airborne Laser Profiling System for Freeboard Sea Ice Measurements Airborne Laser Ranging Systems
Scott Ellis Humidity and Cloud Liquid Water Content Retrievals Using Dual-frequency Radar measurements Remote sensing sellis <at> ucar.edu
Attila Elteto Retrieval of Atmospheric Dust Properties for Martian Global Dust Storm 2001A Planetary Atmospheres, radiative transfer/remote sensing
Jason English Climate Forcing from Asian Sulfate Aerosols using CAM Climate models, aerosols, chemistry
Tianyi Fan Global Sea Salt Aerosol Modeling using Coupled Microphysical and Climate Model Climate models, aerosol
Joel Finnis Self-organizing Maps as a Tool for Model Verification and Intercomparison Climate modeling, machine learning
Ming Ge The climatology of the sea-breeze in the New York City area: Toward a better understanding of the urban, littoral-zone boundary layer Oceanography and Atmospheric Boundary Layer
Katelynn Greer Wintertime Polar Stratopause Warming and Mesospheric Cooling Events Atmospheric Dynamics
Scott Gregory Variability in the teleconnection between the El Nino Southern Oscillation and the West Antarctic Climate Atmospheric dynamics
Christa Hasenkopf Optical constants of Titan and early Earth haze analogs paleoclimates, planetary science
Matt Hayman Instrumentation for CU Research Lidar Radiative Transfer/Remote Sensing
Sherri Heck Regional and local carbon flux information from a continuous atmospheric CO2 network in the Rocky Mountains Biogeosciences
Bruce Kindel Solar Spectral Irradiance Measurements During the PACific Dust EXperiment (PACDEX) Remote sensing and Radiation
Lansing Madry Incorporating MODIS data into sea salt model comparisons Aerosols, Numerical Modeling william.madry@colorado.edu
Patrick McBride Ground-based Zenith Radiance Measurements for Retrieval of Cloud and Aerosol Properties Radiative Transfer/Remote Sensing
Cecile Marie Piret On choosing a radial basis function and a

shape parameter when solving a convective PDE on a sphere

Applied Math
Dave Porter A Comparison of the Large-scale Arctic Energy Budget in Reanalyses Climate, Atmospheric Dynamics david.f.porter
M. Pilinski Studying Neutral Density, Wind, and Composition in the Upper Atmosphere with a University-Class Spacecraft Atmospheric observation from space
Keah Schuenemann Analysis of the Synoptic Forcing for Precipitation and Precipitation Trends over Greenland from 1961 to 1999 atmospheric dynamics
Brian Seok Carbon Dioxide Gas Exchange Through the Snowpack and Its Contribution to the Ecosystem Carbon Budget in a High-Elevation, Subalpine Forest Atmospheric Chemistry
Lin Su Asian Dust Storm Simulations by the CAM/CARMA Dust Model Numerical and Aerosol Modeling, Air Pollution
Laurie Trenary Mechanisms responsible for the tropical thermocline cooling in the Indian ocean. Physical Oceanography
Kaj Williams The possibility of melting dusty snowpacks on Mars Martian surface / atmosphere interaction
Ashley Wiren Determining Polar E-Region Neutral Wind from ISR Measurements of Ion Characteristics Remote Sensing / Upper Atmosphere
Wei Yu An evaluation of 3DVAR, nudging-based FDDA and a hybrid scheme for

summer convection forecasts

data assimilation, meso-scale modeling, hydrology model

research and parallel computation

Jonathan Fentzke A semi-empirical model of the contribution from sporadic meteoroid sources on the meteor input function observed at Arecibo Meteor Input Function (MIF) Modeling and Observations Using Radar and Lidar
Donavan Wheeler Pan-Arctic Studies of the Coupled Tropospheric, Stratospheric and Mesospheric Circulation Atmospheric Dynamics
Jonathan Sparks Observed Seasonal and Diurnal Variability of Meteor Activity at High Latitudes using AMISR Meteor Observations using radars
Samuel Dorsi Satellite Observations of Sea Level Change Oceanography / Remote Sensing
Peter Schmitt Point Vortex Identification in 3D Quasi-Geostrophic Turbulence Simulations Atmospheric Dynamics
Marta K. Kapala The Effect of Water on Spectra and Photo Reaction Dynamics of Organic Acids Physical Chemistry
Meghan Dunn Sunlight Initiated Atmospheric Photochemistry of Organic Acids Atmospheric Chemistry
Stephanie Evan Intermediate-scale tropical inertia gravity waves observed during TWP-ICE campaign Atmospheric Dynamics
Joshua McGrath Development of a Total OH Loss Rate Measurement Technique Using Select Ion Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry Atmospheric Chemistry and Instrumentation
Justin Mabie Analysis of Simple Inner Magnetosphere Model Space Weather
Kelly Baustian Laboratory Study of Ammonium Sulfate Aerosol Particles as Ice Nuclei Atmospheric Chemistry
Amal Chandran Gravity wave observations from the AIM Spacecraft Remote Sensing / Upper Atmosphere
Jillian Caldwell Reaction Enhancement of Distant Scalars in a Quasi-Turbulent Vortex Field Fluid Dynamics, Turbulence Numerical Modeling, with an Application to Broadcast Spawning (reproductive process of some oceanic benthic invertebrates)
Adam Eisele Understanding Air Toxics at the Urban/Mountain Inferface in Boulder County Air Quality
Allison C. Aiken Organic Aerosol Analysis with the High-Resolution Time-of-Flight Aerosol Mass Spectrometer (HR-ToF-AMS) at T0 in Mexico City during MILAGRO / MCMA-2006 Atmospheric Chemistry
Kyle Johnson A Numerical Model for VHF Meteor Radars Radar Remote Sensing kyle.m.johnson@colorado.edu
Melinda Beaver Relative Humidity Dependence of Light Extinction by Mixed Organic/Sulfate Particles Atmospheric Chemistry
Hiroyuki Iimura Comparisons of the Summer Non-Migrating Semidiurnal Tide over Antarctica and Arctic Determined from TIDI Wind Measurements Atmospheric Dynamics
Chunmei Kang A detailed error analysis for meteor radar system radar remote sensing
Nick Hoffmann Gulf of Mexico Loop Current Metrics Oceanography Nicholas.G.Hoffmann@colorado.edu
Benjamin Hamlington Hilbert-Huang Transform Analysis of Sea Surface Height Ocean Dynamics / Remote Sensing hamlingt@colorado.edu
Matthias Brakebusch Development of an automated cloud detection method for advanced photogrammetric systems Remote Sensing
Dax Matthews Mapping Ekman currents from satellite and in situ data in the California Current System Ocean Dynamics / Remote Sensing
Jeffrey France Understanding the Variability of the Stratopause and its Correlation to the Structure of the Polar Vortex Atmospheric Dynamics
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