ESSIC assistant research scientist Ariana Sutton-Grier is an invited symposia speaker at the Society of Wetlands Scientists meeting in Corpus Christi, TX. The five-day event (31-May / 04 Jun) will gather leading researchers, practitioners, policymakers and academics committed to the advancement of wetland science. http://swsannualmeeting.org/index.php…
ESSIC researcher Alek Petty was a guest author of the Arctic Sea Ice Blog this week. Petty’s post referenced his recent publication in the Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans entitled, “Sea ice circulation around the Beaufort Gyre: The changing role of wind forcing and the sea ice state.” Petty, A. A., J. K. Hutchings, J. A. Richter-Menge, and M. A. Tschudi (2016), Sea ice circulation around the Beaufort Gyre: The changing role of wind forcing and the sea ice …
Report detailing main goals of ESSIC and its establishment as well as details about achievements from the past year and programs that ESSIC has been involved with.
Report detailing main goals of ESSIC and its establishment as well as details about achievements from the past year and programs that ESSIC has been involved with.
Report detailing main goals of ESSIC and its establishment as well as details about achievements from the past year and programs that ESSIC has been involved with.
Report detailing main goals of ESSIC and its establishment as well as details about achievements from the past year and programs that ESSIC has been involved with.
ESSIS research scientist, Dr. Sinéad Farrell, is participating in the Summer Sea Ice Camp in Barrow, Alaska from May 26-June 2, 2016. The sea ice camp, supported by the NSF Arctic System Science program, will bring together a group of sea ice observers and modelers, from US institutions and at various career stages, to discuss issues related to the measuring and modeling of sea ice. The goal is to better integrate the sea ice research community, so as to improve our ability to observe …
The ESSIC-administered Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites-Maryland (CICS-MD) hosted a two-day NOAA Workshop on Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) Life-Cycle Data Reprocessing to Advance Weather and Climate Applications. First day activities focused on S-NPP instruments, their anomalies, and user recommendation for improvements. On the following day, presentations highlighted improvements and advances to the calibration and validation algorithm required for reprocessing …
Several scientists at the ESSIC-administered Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites-Maryland (Steve Lord, Isaac Moradi, Christopher Hain, Eugenia Kalnay, Sean P.F. Casey, Jianjun Xu, Jicheng Liu, Li Fang, and Tse-Chun Chen) have coauthored an article accepted for publication in the Bulletin of American Meteorological Society. The article explores how the the establishment of an efficient supercomputer-based Operations-To-Research (O2R) environment–for Satellite …
ESSIC assistant research scientist Ariana Sutton-Grier is an invited speaker at the annual American Institute for Architecture (AIA) conference in Philadelphia, PA. Sutton-Grier will present during a session entitled, “Bridging Architecture: Extreme Weather and Troubled Waters in Coastal Cities.” Her talk will address the importance of coastal green and hybrid infrastructure as a means of improving coastal resilience. The conference will take place from …
