EPS 290, Topics in Atmospheric Dynamics, Spring 2017
Overview
This course covers current and classic papers in atmospheric dynamics with an eye towards aiding students involved in graduate-level research projects.
-
Time
-
Wednesdays at 9:30
-
Location
-
377 McCone Hall
Syllabus
-
1/11, Seeley leads
-
-
Tippett et al., More tornadoes in the most extreme U.S. tornado outbreaks, Science, 2016
-
1/25, Edman leads
-
-
Stevens et al., Prospects for narrowing bounds on Earth's equilibrium climate sensitivity, Earth's Future, 2016
-
2/1, Rusen leads
-
-
Dessler, A determination of the cloud feedback from climate variations over the past decade, Science, 2010
-
2/8, Edman leads
-
-
Ingram, A very simple model for the water vapour feedback on climate change, QJRMS, 2010
-
2/15, with guest Andy Dessler
-
-
2/22, Alex leads
-
-
Zuidema, The 600-800-mb Minimum in Tropical Cloudiness Observed during TOGA COARE, JAS, 1998
-
3/1, with guest Sukyoung Lee
-
-
Lee, A theory for polar amplification from a general circulation perspective, Asia-Pacific JAS, 2014
-
3/8, with guest Ian Williams
-
-
Williams and Pierrehumbert, Observational evidence against strongly stabilizing tropical cloud feedbacks, GRL, 2017
-
3/22, Wolfgang leads
-
-
Arnold and Randall, Global-scale convective aggregation: Implications for the Madden-Julian Oscillation, JAMES, 2015
-
4/12, with guest Zhiming Kuang
-
-
Ma et al., Quantifying the eddy-jet feedback strength of the annular mode in an idealized GCM and reanalysis data, JAS, 2017
-
4/19, Dana leads
-
-
Tan et al., Observational constraints on mixed-phase clouds imply higher climate sensitivity, Science, 2016
-
4/26, Ben leads
-
-
Morrison, An analytic description of the structure and evolution of growing deep cumulus updrafts, JAS, 2017
-
5/3, Da leads
-
-
Wing et al., Convective self-aggregation in numerical simulations: a review, Surveys in Geophysics, 2017
-
5/10, with guest Toby Ault
-
-
Ault et al., Relative impacts of mitigation, temperature, and precipitation on 21st-century megadrought risk in the American Southwest, Science Advances, 2016