Atmospheric Science Informal Seminar

date	time	speaker	title of presentation	room
7/19/2004	1:30pm	Hendrik Elbern, University of Cologne, EURAD	Four-dimensional variational data assimilation for atmospheric constituent and flux estimation	canceled due to mechanical problems of AA
8/18/2004	1:30pm	Hanneke Luijting, Wageningen University	Temporal behavior of snow albedo at the Barrow ARM site	IARC 401
8/25/2004	1:30pm	Florent Domine, Laboratoire de Glaciologie et Geophysique de l'Environnement	Physical and chemical changes in snowpacks : new feedbacks for climate change	IARC 401
9/15/2004	1:30pm	Kurt Cuffey, Department of Geography, University of California at Berkeley	Stable Isotopes in Polar Precipitation: A Review	IARC 401
9/29/2004	1:30pm	James Ayers, GI ASG,Department of Chemistry	NO3-measurements in Fairbanks, Alaksa	IARC 401
10/13/2004	1:30pm	Glenn E. Shaw, GI	30 years of research at GI	IARC 401
11/10/2004	1:30pm	Martin Stuefer, GI ASG, Alaska Climate Center	Contrails over Alaska	IARC 401
11/24/2004	1:30pm	Ted Wu, Chemistry Department	Persistant Organic Pollutants in Alaska	IARC 401
12/1/2004	1:30pm	Diana Daneva, GI Atmospheric Science group	Polar stratospheric clouds	IARC 401
12/8/2004	1:30pm	Catherine F. Cahill, GI ASG, Atmospheric Science Program and Chemistry Department	Arctic and Antarctic Aerosols	IARC 401

Upcoming seminars in spring 2005

For further information or if you want to give a presentation in the Atmospheric Science Informal Seminar please contact the coordinator of the Atmospheric Science Informal Seminar

Nicole Mölders, phone: 474-7910, email: molders@gi.alaska.edu

Note that the Atmospheric Sciences Seminar is joint with ATM693, a 1-credit class. Students taking this as a class do not have to attend seminar prior to the start of the semester.