'Surface observations' presentation slideshows

Comparison of first model runs with surface methane observations

Comparison of first model runs with surface methane observations. Monthly mean modelled distributions for 2004 from the models TM5, LMDZ and OsloCTM2 versus Monthly mean surface observations for 2004. Surface CH 4 January Observations (circles) LMDZ (upper right) TM5 (lower left)

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North Central River Forecast Center: An Overview of Operations and Mission

North Central River Forecast Center: An Overview of Operations and Mission. Wisconsin River Post-Flood Meeting November 16, 2010. Outline. NCRFC Mission and Products Forecast process Meteorological driving data Hydrologic model Daily Analysis Calibration September 2010 Forecasts

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Observations

Observations. ENVI 1400 : Lecture 10. Synoptic Observations. Observations synchronised worldwide at: 0000, 0600, 1200, 1800 UTC. Some stations report more frequently: every 3 hours or hourly, some at only some of the above times. Two main sets of measurements: Surface Observations

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Analysis of Record Issues: Research Perspective

Analysis of Record Issues: Research Perspective. John Horel NOAA Cooperative Institute for Regional Prediction Department of Meteorology University of Utah jhorel@met.utah.edu. General reference: Atmospheric Modeling, Data Assimilation, and Predictability. Kalnay (2003).

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The EC-Carbon Assimilation System

The EC-Carbon Assimilation System. Saroja Polavarapu, Ray Nassar, Doug Chan (CCMR/CRD) Dylan Jones, Mike Neish, Shuzhan Ren, Feng Deng (U Toronto) John Lin, Myung Kim (U Waterloo). Meeting on Air Quality Data Assimilation and Fusion R&D, Jan. 16-17, 2011. Pg C/yr. 8.6.

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HIRS Upper Tropospheric Humidity and Humidity Profiles

HIRS Upper Tropospheric Humidity and Humidity Profiles. Lei Shi NOAA National Climatic Data Center Asheville, NC, U.S.A. Outline of Upper Tropospheric Humidity. Motivation for intersatellite calibration Time series discontinuity from satellite to satellite, particularly from HIRS/2 to HIRS/3

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Satellite-derived fields for Estimating Soil Moisture for Regional WRF Model Initialization

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Observing the Tropics

Observing the Tropics. Outline. Observing the Tropics Surface Observations Atmospheric Soundings Aircraft Satellites. Surface Observations: Land-based. Surface Weather Stations Automated and manual reports each hour Measure wind, pressure, temperature, humidity,

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Sensitivity simulations, Oslo Results

Sensitivity simulations, Oslo Results. OsloCTM2, 100 species , both stratospheric and tropospheic chemistry. Coarse grid. 19/40/60 vertical layers. Standard grid. High resolution. Methane simulations.

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Data Issues for Latin America

Data Issues for Latin America. Dr. Hugo G. Hidalgo School of Physics University of Costa Rica GEOSS Support for the IPCC Assessments February 2011 hugo.hidalgo@ucr.ac.cr. Acknowledgements. Thank you to GEOSS for financial support for this visit.

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The E-SURFMAR Programme

The E-SURFMAR Programme. Pierre Blouch E-SURFMAR Programme Manager. E-SURFMAR. Surface Marine Observation Programme Part of the Eumetnet Composite Observation System (EUCOS) Optional: 17 participant members only Objectives

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An updated biogenic soil NO x model for GEOS-Chem

An updated biogenic soil NO x model for GEOS-Chem. Rynda Hudman 1 , Neil Moore 2,3 , Randall Martin 2 , Ashley Russell 1 , Luke Valin 1 , Ron Cohen 1. GEOS-Chem Meeting May 3, 2011.

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GEOS-CHEM GLOBAL 3-D MODEL OF TROPOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY

GEOS-CHEM GLOBAL 3-D MODEL OF TROPOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY. Assimilated NASA/DAO meteorological observations for 1988-2001 1 o x1 o to 4 o x5 o horizontal resolution, 20-48 vertical layers Applied to simulations of O 3 , aerosols, precursors, other species in different regions of the world

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Challenges of Forecasting in the Fairbanks Area of Responsibility

Challenges of Forecasting in the Fairbanks Area of Responsibility. Melissa Kreller , NWS Fairbanks Eric Stevens, UAF/GINA. Presentation in Two Parts. W hy s atellite products are so important to WFO Fairbanks Specific Examples: Proving Ground products in use at WFO Fairbanks.

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Meteorology 415

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Invited speakers (afternoon): David Alexander (Rice University)

Brad Hindman (JILA/University of Colorado). Invited speakers (afternoon): David Alexander (Rice University) Chip Manchester (University of Michigan). Active Region Magnetic Fields: From the Photosphere to the Corona.

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Panel on Climate Variability and Change

Panel on Climate Variability and Change. Eric J. Barron, Penn State (chair) Joyce E. Penner, Michigan (vice-chair) Greg Carbone, South Carolina James A. Coakley, Oregon State Sarah T. Gille, Scripps Institution Judith Lean, Naval Research Laboratory Gundrun Magnusdottir, UC Irvine

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Rise and shine Contest 3

Rise and shine Contest 3. Meteorology 415 Fall 2012 November 13, 2012. Consider the darker regions on this IR image from ~2am CST?. KGRB 090753Z AUTO 19003KT 6SM HZ OVC070 05/02 A3007 RMK AO2 SLP186 KMKE 090752Z 15003KT 4SM BR CLR 01/M01 A3010 RMK AO2 SLP198.

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EVALUATION OF HIGH DENSITY SURFACE OBSERVATIONS IN COMPLEX TERRAIN AND

EVALUATION OF HIGH DENSITY SURFACE OBSERVATIONS IN COMPLEX TERRAIN AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO THE MM5 MODEL. Capt Paul Homan (Mar 07) Advisors: Dr. Wendell Nuss and Lt Col Karl Pfeiffer

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