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Thesis Defense Event
"An observation and modeling study of Arctic multilayered mixed-phase boundary layer clouds."
All Defenses and Oral Comp Talks
Thesis Defense Event
"On the Predictability of Tropical Cyclones through All-sky Infrared Satellite Radiance Assimilation"
Thesis Defense Event
"Response of a mixed-phase cloud to ice precipitation and downwelling longwave radiation from an upper layer cloud"
Grad Talk
TEST
Thesis Defense Event
"Analyzing tropical cyclone structures during secondary eyewall formation using aircraft in-situ observations"
Grad Talk
"Joint estimation of fossil fuel and biogenic CO2 fluxes in an urban environment"
Grad Talk
"Observational Based Methods and Improvements for Modeling Adaptive Habit Ice Particle Shape Evolution"
Thesis Defense Event
"A new bulk adaptive habit microphysical model including deposition coefficient prediction and its application in different model frameworks"
Thesis Defense Event
"Ensemble Data Assimilation for the Analysis and Prediction of Multiscale Tropical Weather Systems"
Thesis Defense Event
Determining the effect of dust and other climate variables on crop yields using diagnostic statistical crop models
Thesis Defense Event
"Using laboratory measurements of vapor-grown ice crystals to infer surface kinetics and estimate deposition coefficients"
Thesis Defense Event
"The 26-27 January Nor'easter (Juno): Radar Analysis and Simulated Sensitivity to Riming Parameterizations"
Grad Talk
"Understanding the oxidation of biogenic organic volatile compounds in the Amazon rainforest: field observations and model results"
Grad Talk
"Improving the Predictability and Understanding of Tropical Cyclones Through Ensemble-Based Data Assimilation: Hurricanes Joaquin and Patricia (2015)"
Thesis Defense Event
"Urban land-surface impacts on atmospheric processes for Indianapolis, Indiana"
Thesis Defense Event
"Modeling the impacts of climate variability and change on circulation and salinity in Chesapeake and Delaware Bays"
Thesis Defense Event
"Sensitivity of Simulated Tropospheric Ozone in the Mid-Atlantic Region in June 2016 Using the WRF-Chem Model"
Thesis Defense Event
"Inland Structure and Penetration of Lake Ontario Lake-Effect Dominant Bands in Baroclinic Environments"
Grad Talk
"A WRF-DART study of the nontornadic and tornadic supercells intercepted by VORTEX2 on 10 June 2010"
Thesis Defense Event
"Assessment of Uncertainties in Atmospheric Transport and Surface Flux of Carbon from the North American Terrestrial Biosphere"