Welcome to the Fall 2024 semester! We are pleased to announce the Fall schedule of the ESSIC’s Seminar Series. We have a wonderful lineup of scientists who will deliver some compelling presentations about their work and research both in-person and remotely.
Some of our speaker highlights include Colleen Baublitz, Physical Scientist at the US EPA; Justin Pflug, Assistant Research Scientist at ESSIC & NASA, Steven Greybush, Associate Director of Advanced Data Assimilation and Predictability Techniques at Penn State; Sarah Ringerud, Deputy Director of NASA’s The Global Precipitation Measurement Mission (and former ESSIC Assistant Research Scientist!); Nicole Riemer, Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; and Amanda Lynch, Distinguished Professor and founding director of the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society.
This is just a sample of some of the wonderful speakers we have planned, please see below for our full lineup and to add these events to your calendar now! Take special note of the in-person seminars, highlighted in green.
Inferring Sub-Global Variations in Tropospheric Oxidation To Improve Projections of Atmospheric Composition and Climate
Estimates of Tract-Level Air Quality in Chicago and the Public Health and Equity Implications of Multi-Modal Vehicle Electrification
Advancing Seasonal Snow Estimates by Combining Models With NASA, Commercial, and Hypothetical Snow Remote Sensing
Advancing Snowstorm and Severe Weather Predictability using Ensemble Data Assimilation and AI
Building Community Resilience and Enabling Access to Trusted Data Using GeoCollaborate, A Cross-Platform Data Sharing and Collaboration Environment
Global Precipitation Measurement – Where Are We, and Where Are We Headed?
Closing the Loop: Transitions in the Ocean’s Global Overturning Circulation
Converging Pressures, Diverging Trajectories in the Arctic
Quantifying Permafrost Physical Properties With Radar Remote Sensing and Satellite Geodesy
An Analytic Theory of Near-Surface Relative Humidity Over Land
Plausible Scenarios of Future Emissions To Force Earth System Models Experiments: The ScenarioMIP Proposal for CMIP7
