Speaker: Dr. Gary Lackmann - Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (MEAS) | Seminar Title: Why is the numerical modeling of tropical cyclones so challenging? Building: D. H. Hill Library Floor: Second Floor, East Wing Room: 2131 The Multimedia Seminar Center is a restricted space for group videoconferencing, distance learning, and technology-enabled collaboration. Directions: Enter the D. H.…
The MEAS Fall 2017 graduation ceremony will take place on Friday, December 15th, at 2:00 PM at 1103 Hunt Library Auditorium.
Adam Lee - Earth Science | Title - Leave it to Beavers: Evaluating the Potential for Incised Stream Restoration using Natural and Analog Beaver Dams
Richard (Pat) Lyon - Marine Science | Title: Invertebrate Snaps Drive Soundscape Patterns on Patch Reefs in a Tropical Back-Reef Nursery
Kenneth Kunkel - Climate Science in the National Climate Assessment | Abstract - A National Climate Assessment is Congressionally-mandated to be performed every 4 years. The last comprehensive assessment was released in 2014. That report covered climate science as well as impacts, adaptation, and mitigation. In November 2017, an updated assessment of climate science was published. These…
Speaker: Dan Whitt - NCAR (National Center for Atmospheric Research) | Title: How Oceanic Submesoscales (0.1-10km) Modify the Ocean’s Physical and Biogeochemical Response to a Storm
Speaker: Dr. Syuichi Itahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Chiba, Japan | Seminar Title: Air quality modeling application toward the emission control strategies | Abstract: Three-dimensional air quality modeling, representing complex processes of emission, transport, chemical reaction, and deposition, is a valuable approach to advance our understanding on the atmospheric environment. In Japan, the achievement of…
Speaker - Julian Chesnutt, Ph.D. Student | Seminar Title - Landscape Evolution Comparison between Sacra Mensa, Mars and the Grand Mesa, Colorado, USA
The Graduate Student Research Symposium, held each March, includes poster presentations from more than 200 graduate students from NC State University. Posters are judged by faculty, and students receive recognition for top posters. The goals are to showcase the outstanding quality and diversity of graduate-level research at NC State, in addition to providing students with…
Speaker: Casey Bray, Atmospheric Sciences | Seminar Title: Do Emission Inventories Underestimate NH3 Emissions from Biomass Burning on a National Scale?