ESRL Physical Sciences Laboratory Seminars 2019
The PSL Seminar Series is typically held at 2:00 p.m. Mountain Time on Tuesdays and features a mix of internal and external speakers. The goal of the series is to facilitate collaboration between PSL and external scientists. The series is co-sponsored by partners at CIRES.
Details including connection information can be found on the individual announcements. If you have any questions about the series, please contact the coordinators at: psl.seminars@noaa.gov. Get seminar announcements sent straight to your inbox by signing up below.
Please note: Seminars are not recorded.
All times Mountain Time (MT).
Date | Seminar |
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05 Dec 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Riley Brady, PhD Candidate in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences at CU Boulder Skillful multiyear predictions of ocean acidification in the California Current System Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
21 Nov 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Megan Fowler, CIRES and ESRL Physical Sciences Laboratory Global river responses to rising CO2: Separating the effects of physiological and radiative changes on streamflow and flooding Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
15 Nov 2019 Friday, 1:00 pm | Erin Dougherty, Colorado State University Changes in future flood-producing storms in the U.S. Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
12 Nov 2019 Tuesday, 11:00 am | Shaun Lovejoy, Physics, McGill The Fractional Energy Balance Equation, macroweather forecasts and climate projections Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
07 Nov 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Kim Slinski, University of Maryland Earth Data for Monitoring and Forecasting Water Availability in Food Insecure Regions Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
24 Oct 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Vanda Grubišić, Director, NCAR Earth Observing Laboratory Role of Observations in Complex Terrain Research: Progress, Challenges and New Observing Systems Room GC402 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
10 Oct 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Tara Jensen, National Center for Atmospheric Research and Developmental Testbed Center Toward Unified Verification, Validation, and Diagnostics: Model Evaluation Tools (METplus) Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
09 Oct 2019 Wednesday, 3:00 pm | Frank Schwing, NOAA/NMFS Time, Space, and Fish Scales: A “Tail” of Fishery Oceanography, Climate Change, and Ecosystem-based Management Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
26 Sep 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Janice Bytheway, CIRES and ESRL Physical Sciences Laboratory Evaluating Quantitative Precipitation Estimate Uncertainty for Use in Quantitative Precipitation Forecast Validation in Northern California Room GC402 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
12 Sep 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Lei Zhang, Postdoc Research Associate, CU Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences The Indo-Pacific Warm Pool Dipole and Its Impact on the MJO Propagation Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
29 Aug 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Ben Moore, NOAA/ESRL PSL Large-scale flow patterns associated with long-duration extreme precipitation events in northern California Room GC402 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
22 Aug 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Dr. Andreas Behrendt, University of Hohenheim Compact Automatic Rotational Raman Lidar for Day-and Nighttime Temperature and Humidity Profiling up to the Turbulence Scale Room 2A305 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
15 Aug 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Mark Serreze, National Snow and Ice Data Center, CIRES CU Monthly Variability in Bering Strait Oceanic Volume and Heat Transports and Links to Atmospheric Circulation, Ocean Temperature and Sea Ice Conditions Room GC-402 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
01 Aug 2019 Thursday, 1:30 pm | Tom Hamill, NOAA/ESRL Physical Sciences Laboratory The quality of and characteristics of errors in surface temperature analyses in global and regional data assimilation systems Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
23 Jul 2019 Tuesday, 11:00 am | Philip Brohan, Hadley Centre, UK Met Office Weather forecasting without the difficult bits Room GC402 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
12 Jun 2019 Wednesday, 10:00 am | Mike Pritchard, Dept. of Earth System Sciences, University of California, Irvine Looking ahead: Opportunities and quandaries facing large eddy-permitting superparameterization and machine learning emulation of cloud physics Room 2A305 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
04 Jun 2019 Tuesday, 1:00 pm | Cécile Penland, NOAA/ESRL Physical Sciences Laboratory A Brief, Incomplete and Biased View of Stochastic Dynamics in Weather and Climate Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
09 May 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Lisa Bengtsson, CIRES and ESRL Physical Sciences Laboratory 1) Implementation of the ECMWF cumulus convection scheme into the GFS, and 2) A stochastic approach to cumulus convection parameterization using cellular automata Room GC402 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
25 Apr 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Juliana Dias, CIRES and ESRL Physical Sciences Laboratory The influence of tropical forecast errors on higher latitude predictions Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
11 Apr 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Dave Turner , NOAA/ESRL Global Systems Laboratory Temperature and Humidity Profiling from Ground-based Sensors Today: How Good Are These Observations? Room 1D403 (Contact: Tom Statz) |
28 Mar 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Taneil Uttal, NOAA/ESRL Physical Sciences Laboratory The Year of Polar Prediction Supersite Model Intercomparison Project (YOPPsiteMIP) Relevance to the NOAA Earth System Research Laboratories Room 1D403 (Contact: Robbie Desen) |
12 Mar 2019 Tuesday, 11:00 am | Naomi Goldenson, Postdoctoral Scholar, UCLA Center for Climate Science Measuring and Explaining GCM Simulation of Extreme Precipitation Room 2A-305 (Contact: ) |
01 Mar 2019 Friday, 11:00 am | Tom Hamill , NOAA/ESRL PSL How ESRL/PSL will help NOAA advance extremes prediction at S2S time scales. Room 1D403 (Contact: Madeline Sturgill) |
28 Feb 2019 Thursday, 11:00 am | Paul Schlatter, Science and Operations Officer, National Weather Service Denver/Boulder Weather Forecast Office Forecasting in Colorado Room 2A305 (Contact: Robbie Desen) |