HAS Colloquium Series: Fall 2018 and Spring 2019
Format | Invited speaker forum for the Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences Weekly Colloquium (HWRS 495A-595A)
Time & Location | Thursdays 4pm Harvill Bldg, Room 101
Refreshments | Begin at 3:45 pm - Hosted by the HAS Student Association (HASSA)
Coordinators | Contact Dr. Guo-Yue Niu or Dr. Pieter Hazenberg
Content | Links to PANAPTO audio and/or PPT may be available after the event
Jump to Spring Semester 2019 ◊ Fall Semester 2018
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Title | Host |
| Aug 20 | First Day of Classes | First Day of Classes for the Fall 2018 Semester | |
| Aug 23 | First Meeting - No Speaker | First meeting with students. Introduction to the weekly HAS Colloquium for students enrolled in 495A-595A for Fall 2018 | |
| Aug 30 | Parade of Stars | Faculty members will talk about their teaching and research | |
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| Sep 6 | David Dziubanski Postdoctoral Scientist with Thomas Meixner Hydrology & Atmospheric Sciences The University of Arizona |
Investigating the impact of human decision-making and climate change on hydrologic response in an agricultural watershed. | |
| Sep 13 | Armin Sorooshian Professor Chemical and Environmental Engineering The University of Arizona |
Relationship Between Aerosol Particles and Water: Snapshots from Recent Field Studies | |
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Sep 19 - Special Seminar 4pm Harshbarger 206; 3:30pm Refreshments |
Narenda Das Scientist Jet Propulsion Laboratory SMAPDOE |
Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture Using Microwave Technologies and the Lastest Development of SMAP Mission | |
| Sep 20 | Ken Cummins Research Faculty Hydrology & Atmospheric Sciences The University of Arizona |
Ground- and Space-based Lightning Observations: Instruments and Applications | |
| Sep 27 | Bo Guo Assistant Professor Hydrology & Atmospheric Sciences The University of Arizona |
Modeling Gas Transport in Organic-rich Shale Formations: A Pore-scale Perspective | |
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| Oct 11 | Joellen L. Russell Associate Professor Geosciences & Planetary Sciences The University of Arizona |
The Southern Ocean's Role in Climate: Observations and Modeling | |
| Oct 12 - Special Seminar 11:30am Harvill 110 | Remko Uijlenhoet Professor Hydrology & Quantitative Water Management Group Wageningen University & Research |
Opportunistic Sensing in Hydrometeorology | |
| Oct 18 | Shaocheng Xie DOE - Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Atmospheric System Research |
Toward bridging field observations and climate model developments: the U.S. DOE modeling testbeds | |
| Oct 19 - Special Seminar 3:00 pm Kisiel Room - Harshbarger 232 |
David Young Director, Sciences Directorates NASA Langley Research Center |
An Overview of Earth Science research at NASA Langley Research Center (+a Research Highlight on the Economic Value of Climate Observations) | |
| Oct 25 | 2019 El Dia Grad Student Lightning Presentations (Contact HASSA if interested) | ||
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| Nov 1 | Dominc Boccelli Department Head Civil & Architectural Engineering & Mechanics The University of Arizona |
From Distribution system water quality to real-time modeling and back again | |
| Nov 8 | Cèdric H. David Jet Propulsion Lab - NASA | Terrestrial Hydrology at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory | |
| Nov 12 | Veterans Day | No classes & Campus Closed | |
| Nov 15 | Xingyuan Chen Scientist Atmospheric Measurement and Data Sciences Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
Understanding km- to Reach-Scale Hydrological Exchange Flows along a Large Dam-Regulated River Corridor | |
| Nov 22-23 | Thanksgiving Recess | No Classes & Campus Closed | |
| Nov 29 | Jia Hu Assistant Professor School of Natural Resources and the Environment The University of Arizona |
Linking water availability with plant productivity and nutrient dynamics in complex watersheds | |
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| Dec 5 | Last Day of Classes | Last day of classes for the Fall 2018 Semester | |
| Dec 24-31 | Winter Closure | Campus Closed | |
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| Jan 1 | New Years Holiday | Campus Closed | |
| Jan 2 | Campus Opens | Most offices re-open, although some staff and/or services unavailable until students return | |
| Jan 9 | First Day of Classes | First day of classes for the Spring 2019 Semester | |
| Jan 10 | No meeting | ||
| Jan 11 - SPECIAL SEMINAR -FRIDAY HARSHBARGER 206 1:45pm - 2:50pm |
Byung-Ju Sohn Professor School of Earth and Environmental Sciences Seoul National University |
Unprecedentedly rapid warming of Artic sea ice | |
| Jan 11 - SPECIAL SEMINAR -FRIDAY HARSHBARGER 206 4:00pm - 5:00pm | Robert Adler CMNS-Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center University of Maryland |
Global Precipitation - Means,Trends and Intensity Changes Over the Satellite Era | |
| Jan 17 | First meeting - No speaker | First meeting with students: Introduction to the weekly HAS Colloquium for students enrolled in 495A-595A for Spring 2019 | |
| Jan 21 | Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday | No Classes & Campus Closed | |
| Jan 24 | Grey S. Nearing Assistant Professor Department of Geological Sciences The University of Alabama |
Information Theory in the Hydrological Sciences | |
| Jan 31 | John A. Reagan Emeritus Professor Electrical & Compuer Engineering The University of Alabama |
Lidar: A 50 Year Personal Retrospective | |
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| Feb 7 | Benjamin Ruddell Associate Professor, School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems, Northern Arizona University |
A short history of process networks and their applications | |
| Feb 14 | Alan Robock Distinguished Professor Associate Editor, Reviews of Geophysics, Department of Environmental Sciences at Rutgers University |
Stratospheric Sulfur Geoengineering - Benefits and Risks | |
| Feb 21 | Anton Beljaars European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, ECMWF |
Precipitation, Evaporation and Runoff in the ECMWF coupled atmosphere/land system | |
| Feb 28 | James R. Campbell Naval Research Laboratory Monterey, CA |
Rethinking How Cirrus Clouds Influence Climate | |
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| Mar 2-10 | Spring Recess | No Classes - Campus Open | |
| Mar 14 | Sharon B. Megdal Director Water Resources Research Center The University of Arizona |
Issues in Groundwater Governance and Management | |
| Mar 21 | Peter Pilewskie University of Colorado Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Department of Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences |
The Sun and Earth's climate from the Maunder Minimum to the satellite era. | |
| Mar 25 | El Día del Agua y la Atmósfera | El Día del Agua y la Atmósfera, Annual Student Research Symposium | |
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Mar 26 - SPECIAL SEMINAR 12:30 pm Social Science Bldg Room 308 |
Haroldo Fraga de Campos Velho National Institute of Space Research (INPE) Computing and Applied Mathematics Laboratory (LAC), Brazil | Data science techniques for geosciences applications | |
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| Apr 4 | Michael A. Brunke Research Scientist Hydrology & Atmospheric Sciences (HAS) University of Aizona |
Following the water cycle to evaluate and improve the representation of atmospheric boundary layer and interfacial processes in global models and datasets | |
| Apr 11 | Jennifer Guohong Duan Professor in Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, Joint Professor in Hydrology & Atmospheric Sciences University of Arizona |
Hydrodynamic Simulation of Surface Flow and Sediment Transport Processes | |
| Apr 18 | Bill Burgos Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering Pennsylvania State University |
Impacts and Legacies of Disposal of Produced Water from Oil & Gas Wells |
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| Apr 25 | Eleonora Demaria Southwest Watershed Research Center USDA-ARS and HAS Alumn |
Extreme precipitation events in Arizona: how summer monsoon rainfall has become more intense, and winter precipitation is modulated by the Pacific Ocean |
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| May 1 | Last Day of Classes | Last day of classes for Spring 2019 | |
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May 2 2:00 - 3:00 Harshbarger 206 |
Mark Knackstedt Professor, Applied Mathematics Australian National University |
Digital Materials Design |