Past CDC Seminars: 2005

Note: All seminars were at the David Skaggs Research Center unless specifically noted otherwise. A list of current PSL seminars is also available.

2006.

If you are interested in giving a seminar here, please contact joseph.barsugli@colorado.edu

Date	Title	Speaker	Time/Room
12 January, 2005	No Seminar (Week of the AMS Meeting)
2 February, 2005	Characterizing convective sensitivity to the large-scale: What and how do parcels entrain?	Richard Neale, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
2 March, 2005	Applications of Generalized Stability Theory to the Ocean Circulation	Andrew Moore, University of Colorado	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
16 March, 2005	Regional and global constraints on modeled hydrologic processes provided by new isotopic measurements	David Noone, PAOS, University of Colorado	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
23 March, 2005	Feasibility of a 100 year Reanalysis Using Only Surface Data	Gil Compo, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
6 April, 2005	A survey of ensemble forecast calibration techniques using reforecast data	Tom Hamill, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
20 April, 2005	Impact of the Indian Ocean dipole on atmospheric subseasonal variability	Toshiaki Shinoda, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
27 April, 2005	The dynamical link between the troposphere and stratosphere - Understanding the role of this link for past and future climate changes	Judith Perlwitz, NASA	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
2 May, 2005	NOTE: Special Monday Seminar ! NOTE: Date Change ! The impact of climate forecast uncertainty on water resources operations and management	Shaleen Jain, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
11 May 2005	Thermodynamic Triggering Mechanism of ENSO -- A Coupled Model Study	Ping Chang, Texas A&M University	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
18 May 2005	Extending the atmospheric bridge paradigm: the role of Ekman transport and air-sea interaction in summer	Michael Alexander, Climate Diagnostics Center	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
25 May 2005	NO SEMINAR (Spring AGU Meeting)
8 June 2005	OPEN
15 June 2005	The Annual Cycle and El Niño Termination	Gabriel Vecchi, UCAR Visiting Scientist -- GFDL	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
22 June 2005	Operational Flood Forecasting for Bangladesh	Thomas Hopson, PAOS, Univeristy of Colorado, Boulder	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
29 June 2005	Self-maintaining Eddy-driven Jets	Walter Robinson, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
5 October 2005	Spatio-Temporal Variability of the North American Monsoon	Balaji Rajagopalan, University of Colorado	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
12 October 2005	How the West Was Warmed	Martin Hoerling, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
19 October 2005	Tropical Atlantic SST Forcing of Coupled NAO-SST Tripole Responses	Shiling Peng, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
2 November 2005	Change of the Tropical Hadley Cell and Tropical Oceanic Warming	Xiao-Wei Quan, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
9 November 2005	Mechanisms of large-scale wave organization in cloud resolving models	Stefan Tulich, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
16 November 2005	Ensemble Data Assimilation with the NCEP GFS	Jeffrey Whitaker, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50

Date	Title	Speaker	Time/Room
21 November 2005	The seminar by Chirstopher Anderson has been cancelled
30 November 2005	Surface Temperature Patterns and Lapse Rates: Implications for Water Resources and Studies of Mountain Climate Change	Jessica Lundquist, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
7 December 2005	Storm Tracks and Extreme Weather: A Dynamical Perspective on Climate Change and Its Impacts	Jeffrey Yin, NCAR	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
14 December 2005	Tropical-Extratropical Pacific Decadal Variability	Matt Newman, CDC	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50
22 December 2005	Note: Special Thursday Seminar Impacts of the Atlantic Warm Pool on Western Hemisphere Climate	Chunzai Wang, NOAA/AOML	2 PM/1D 403 Refreshments at 1:50