2008 - 2009 Seminars

The 2008/2009 ASP seminar series featured the following presentations.

11 a.m. 3 June 2009
Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room
Bruce H. Vaughn
INSTAAR, University of Colorado
Global network measurements of atmospheric trace gas isotopes and emerging technologies for exploiting stable isotopes in the environment
Link to streaming video of seminar (Real Player)
Link to streaming video of seminar (Quick Time)

11 a.m. 20 May 2009
Foothills Lab 2 Room 1022 (Auditorium)
Marty Ralph
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
The role of atmospheric rivers in extreme precipitation on the U.S. West Coast:
recent developments on monitoring and short-term prediction (streaming video)

11 a.m. 15 April 2009
Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room
David Thompson
Colorado State University
Understanding the atmospheric circulation response to anthropogenic forcing
Link to video recording of the seminar

11 a.m. 18 March 2009
Center Green South Auditorium
Steve Tomczyk
High Altitude Observatory,
Earth and Sun Systems Laboratory
National Center for Atmospheric Research
Waves in the Solar Corona
Link to video recording of the seminar

4 p.m. 18 February 2009
Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room
Roger Pielke Jr.
University of Colorado
Some Uncomfortable Knowledge About Climate Change
Link to video recording of the seminar

11 a.m. 21 January 2009
Foothills Lab 2 Room 1022 (Auditorium)
Laura Pan
National Center for Atmospheric Research, Atmospheric Chemistry Division
Stratosphere-Troposphere Analyses of Regional Transport 2008 (START08) Experiment: Scientific Concept and Initial Results
Link to video recording of the seminar

11 a.m. 3 December 2008
Foothills Lab 2 Room 1022 (Auditorium)
Harmen Jonker
Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Towards a theory on the formation of mesoscale fluctuations by boundary layer convection
Link to video recording of the seminar

11 a.m. 19 November 2008
Center Green South Auditorium
Steve Brown
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Atmospheric Chemistry After Dark
Link to video recording of seminar

11 a.m. 22 October 2008
Foothills Lab Main Seminar Room
James W. Hurrell
National Center for Atmospheric Research, Climate Analysis Section
Decadal Climate Prediction: Challenges and Opportunities
Link to video recording of the seminar

11 a.m. 17 September 2008
Foothills Lab Main Seminar Room
Xinzhao Chu
Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences & Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences, University of Colorado at Boulder
Lidar Remote Sensing of Atmosphere and Space: A New Horizon
Link to video recording of the seminar