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Year: 2015

ESSIC Graduate Assistant recognized at CoRP Symposium

ESSIC Graduate Assistant Xiaoxu Tian, was recognized at the 11th annual NOAA/NESDIS Cooperative Research Program (CoRP) Science Symposium, as Best Speaker–2nd Place–for his talk, "A Physical Model for Television Frequency Interference (TFI) Correction of AMSR2 Data over Ocean near U. S. and Europe."  The event, which took place September 16 – 17 at the University of Maryland Marriot Inn and Conference Center, was hosted by CICS-MD.  Tian is advised by ESSIC …

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Busalacchi interviewed for Telemundo TV El Nino special report

ESSIC Director Professor Antonio Busalacchi was interviewed by the Washington D.C affilate of the Telemundo TV network for an upcoming special report on El Nino.  The interview featured questions on what El Nino is, what the prognosis is for the current event, and how the greater capital region might be affected.  …

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Kenney attends White House SBST Event

ESSIC’s Melissa Kenney was an invited participant at yesterday's White House hosted Social and Behavioral Sciences Team (SBST) event entitled, “Using Behavioral Science Insights to Better Serve the American People.”  The event brought together senior Administration officials and leadership from government, academia, philanthropy, and non-profit organizations.  The conversation focused on how behavioral insights can be incorporated into Federal programs and …

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Busalacchi to speak at Maryland Space Business Roundtable event

ESSIC Director and UM Council on the Environment Chair, Professor Antonio Busalacchi, will deliver the keynote address at the Maryland Space Business Roundtable (MSBR) Luncheon on October 6, 2015.  As a gathering place across the Maryland and national capital region for those who share a mutual interest in promoting a robust space community, the nonprofit MSBR provides a forum for aerospace and technology businesses, universities, and private individuals to interact, learn, and act …

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Busalacchi featured in UM student run publication

ESSIC Director Professor Antonio Busalacchi was featured in a recent article within the UM student publication, Stories Beneath the Shell (SBS).  The student-driven multimedia project funded through a grant from the UMD Office of Diversity and Inclusion, highlighted Busalacchi’s recent appointment  as co-chair of the National Research Council's “Decadal Survey for Earth Science and Applications from …

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University of Maryland Directory Accounts


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University of Maryland Directory Accounts

This is your UMD account.  This account allows you access to the VPN (Virtual Private Network), library accounts, time sheet reporting, your UMD exchange mail account and computers in UMD computer labs. Your directory ID is established based on your name and is generated by the Office of Information Technology (OIT).  To find if you have been established within the UMD computing resources system search for yourself in the UMD directory …

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Sutton-Grier to present inaugural SWS Webinar

ESSIC’s Arianna Sutton-Grier, an ecosystem ecologist is the first presenter in a new Webinar series produced by the Society of Wetlands Scientists (SWS).  The series seeks to foster wetlands education and conservation through on-line participation versus in-person events.  Sutton-Grier’s talk is entitled, “Innovative Policy Opportunities for Wetland Conservation.”  This event is open to SWS members only….

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FYI – festivals

A couple of festivals coming up: College Park Day (low-key, but cute … hope the henna painting person shows up again) https://collegeparkday.wordpress.com/ Turkish Festival (great food, crafts, dancing, etc. … worth checking out) http://www.turkishfestival.org/info.html ~~~  …

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Evans, Busalacchi quoted in UMD’s Diamondback

ESSIC’s Michael Evans, co-author of a recent study published in Nature Geosciences, was featured in a recent Diamondback article highlighting the same research.    Evans, along with a team of international researchers, analyzed the effects of industrialization on the global ocean cooling trend that spanned the 16th – 18th centuries. ESSIC Director Antonio Busalacchi was also quoted in the piece, noting the study’s significance with respect to providing a …

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Sutton-Grier Co-PI of new NAS Gulf Research Grant

ESSIC’s Arianna Sutton-Grier is co-PI of a newly funded exploratory grant sponsored by the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Gulf Research Program.  The one-year grants provide seed money for research in its early conceptual phase, for activities that can accelerate concept to testing, or for development of novel approaches.  The program funded 12 grants, totaling more than $1.5 million, for award year 2015.  Sutton-Grier’s project will examine how human health …

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