'Rain events' presentation slideshows

Image courtesy of NASA/GSFC

Image courtesy of NASA/GSFC. Global Climate Change and Its Impact on the US Midwest. Eugene S. Takle Professor Department of Agronomy Department of Geological and Atmospheric Science Director, Climate Science Program Iowa State University Ames, IA 50011. Executive/Key Management Meeting

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The global hydrological cycle: How should precipitation change as climate changes?

The global hydrological cycle: How should precipitation change as climate changes? Prospects for increases in extremes? Kevin E. Trenberth. The Looming Water Crisis. Quite aside from any climate issues, the burgeoning population means increased demand. (2.5B 1950; 6B 2000; 9.3B 2050?)

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Climatological Aspects of Freezing Rain in the Eastern U.S.

Climatological Aspects of Freezing Rain in the Eastern U.S. Christopher M. Castellano, Lance F. Bosart, and Daniel Keyser Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences University at Albany, State University of New York, Albany, NY John Quinlan and Kevin Lipton NOAA/NWS/WFO Albany, NY

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The Foothills Climate Array

The Foothills Climate Array. Manda Adams Shawn Marshall Shannon Fargey. Motivation for FCA. The local climate of southwestern Alberta is dominated by mesoscale processes

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Imagers as sensors: Correlating plant CO 2 uptake with digital visible-light imagery

Imagers as sensors: Correlating plant CO 2 uptake with digital visible-light imagery. Josh Hyman, Eric Graham Mark Hansen, Deborah Estrin Center for Embedded Networked Sensing University of California, Los Angeles. The problem. Estimate CO 2 uptake of a drought tolerant moss

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Sustainable Problems and Solutions

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Nowcasting Initiative: User Requirements

Nowcasting Initiative: User Requirements. Agenda. Introduction Attendees , project User requirements survey Review of survey results Round table discussion Demonstrations Trial BOM service/development to date

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YEAR-LONG MEASUREMENTS OF RAINFALL AND WIND SPEED FROM ARGO FLOATS

YEAR-LONG MEASUREMENTS OF RAINFALL AND WIND SPEED FROM ARGO FLOATS. Stephen Riser School of Oceanography, University of Washington, Seattle, USA Jeffrey Nystuen Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington, Seattle, USA. OUTLINE.

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Karin Cederkvist DWRIP - January 2014

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The First Battle of Lexington, September 1861: What was the role of weather?

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SCENARIO

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PEMBROKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PEMBROKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ROOFING PROJECT UPDATE. Public Hearing January 2014 OUR MISSION: To ensure student achievement through excellence in teaching and learning. 72 Pilgrim Road, Pembroke, Massachusetts 02359. PRESENTATION GOALS. Roofing Overview:

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Hannouche, A. ; Chebbo, G.; Joannis, C.

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Dissolved Organic Carbon Concentration and Fluorescence Characterization of Tempe Town Lake

Dissolved Organic Carbon Concentration and Fluorescence Characterization of Tempe Town Lake. By Marissa Raleigh. Tempe Town Lake Background. Man-made lake b uilt in the Salt River channel Held in by inflatable dams Designed for both flood control and recreation

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Presence of Golf Course Holding Ponds in the Coastal Environment

Presence of Golf Course Holding Ponds in the Coastal Environment. Phil Rogers Coastal Management Fall 2001. Purpose. The purpose of a holding pond on a golf course is to trap run-off coming from various locations on the course mainly the tees, fairways, and greens.

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G EOCHEMICAL AND STABLE ISOTOPE CHARACTERIZATION OF DRIP WATER FROM POSTOJNA CAVE, SLOVENIA

Magda Mandi? 1 ( mmandic@phy.uniri.h r) , Andrej Mihevc 2 , Albrecht Leis 3 , Ines Krajcar Broni? 4 1 Department of Physics, University of Rijeka, Rijeka, Croatia; 2 Karst Research Institute, Postojna, Slovenia;

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Quality Control of ATLAS II Precipitation Data George J. Huffman 1,2 , Jeremy Lehmann 3,4

TRITON TOA. Year. 5. Summary and Future Activities. Noise in ATLAS II precipitation gauges generally oscillates across zero and is time-dependent Examining negative noise values, we chose 0.2 mm/h as our threshold

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