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2006 Unidata Users Workshop Presentations

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Monday, July 10

• Workshop Introduction - Mohan Ramamurthy
• Transforming the Sensing and Numerical Prediction of High Impact Local Weather Through Dynamic Adaptation: People and Technologies Interacting with the Atmosphere - Kelvin Droegemeier
• IDV Demonstration - Don Murray/Ricardo Nogueira
• Using Interactive Applets in Your Teaching - Steve Ackerman/Tom Whittaker
• STELLA Models in the Classroom - John Snow
• EdGCM: Global Climate Modeling Research in Educational Environments (talk) - Mark Chandler
• Regional Climate Modeling - Ruby Leung

Tuesday, July 11

• Using Numerical Models to Illustrate Basic and Advanced Physical and Thermodynamical Concepts - Rob Fovell
• Models as Teaching Tools - Gary Lackmann
• Thunderstorm Initiation in the Rocky Mountains: A Case Study - Donna Tucker
• EdGCM: Global Climate Modeling Research in Educational Environments (lab) - Mark Chandler
• Downslope Windstorm Lab - Louisa Nance

Wednesday, July 12

• CUAHSI Hydrologic Information Systems - David Maidment
• Spectral Modeling Techniques - Michael Morgan
• Empirical Models and Data Assimilation - John Horel
• The Betts-Miller-Janjic Convective Parameterization - Mike Baldwin
• The Kain-Fritsch Convective Parameterization - Jack Kain

Thursday, July 13

• LEAD: Intro - Tom Baltzer
• Vis5D - Leigh Orf
• LEAD Lab Part 1a - Tom Baltzer
• LEAD Lab Part 1b - Anne Wilson
• Science is as Science Does: Bringing LEAD Capabilities to Undergraduate Geoscience Education - Rich Clark
• LEAD Lab Part 2-Tom Baltzer
  
• A Virtual Tornadic Storm Enabling Students to Construct Knowledge About Storm Dynamics Through Data Collection and Analysis - Bill Gallus
• Use of the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Model in Polar Modeling - Jordan Powers