All-Staff Reports

All-Staff Reports are informal briefs by ACOM staff and visitors on their recent work. In the past few years, reports have primarily focused on scientific research activities (hence the former name: "Research Reports"). However, in 2018 we began to include activities by all staff, not all of which may quite fit under the descriptor "research" but which nonetheless significantly contribute to the attainment of Laboratory research objectives. Technical staff may report on major projects or specific tasks, while administrative staff may report on activities which make much of the Lab's work even possible. Indeed not all work by scientific staff is exactly research, so they might report on their current research or other activities in which they are engaged.

Reports are held every other Wednesday, online or in FL2-2512 at 11:00 am.

If you cannot make your scheduled slot, please do your best to switch with someone else. In the event you are unable to do so, please contact Carl Drews (and the sooner the better).

Schedule for January - December 2024


Date Name
January 3 Louisa Emmons, Forecasting for ASIA-AQ
Carl Drews, Ray casting with GeoPandas and spatial join
Mary Barth, SIMA and testing CAM-chem with a nonhydrostatic dynamical core
January 17 Shaun Bush, Visitor basics
Wenfu Tang, Advantages of assimilating multi-spectral satellite retrievals of atmospheric composition: A demonstration using MOPITT CO products
Pieternel Levelt, Director's report
January 31 American Meteorological Society
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February 14  
Anne Smith, Atomic oxygen
 
February 28 Forrest Lacey, Successful Aging in a Time of Wildfires
Emily Doremire, ACOM Budget and Funding
Pieternel Levelt, Director's Report
March 13
Room: FL2-1001
Eric Apel, Preliminary results from ASIA-AQ
Diamond Tachera, Rising Voices
Rolando Garcia, WACCM Developments and Updates
March 27
Room: FL2-1001
Francis Vitt, Abstract interfaces for aerosol representations in CAM/CESM
Sherie Palmer, How to book domestic travel in Concur
Ben Gaubert, A non-Gaussian ensemble filter update for chemical data assimilation
April 10
Room: FL2-1001
Zhizhao Wang, GENOA: A Mechanism Reduction Algorithm
Sara Martinez-Alonso, Tropospheric NO2 from geostationary instruments: GEMS and TEMPO
Debbie Ryan, NEW NASA Inclusion Plan Requirements 2024 for proposals
April 24 Matt Dawson, MusicBox and CoPilot
Courtney Owen, The Joys of Nonlinear Optics
Laura Pan, The Unique Asian Monsoon Tropopause Structure and Its Role in Large Scale Transport and Mixing
May 8 Becky Hornbrook, Preliminary TOGA-TOF observations from ASIA-AQ
Doug Kinnison, Evaluation of the chemistry and climate impact of the new solar forcing dataset for CMIP7 using the Whole Atmosphere Community Climate Model
Mijeong Park, Does deep convection influence lower stratospheric water vapor directly?
May 22 Ivan Ortega, Integrating FTIR & Pandora for HCHO TEMPO Comparison
Sam Hall, jNO2 as a reference photolysis frequency
Pieternel Levelt, Director's report
June 5  
Barb Tunison, Co-Sponsorship in Proposals
Jon Starr, Stratospheric Temperature Impacts of Hunga Tonga - Hunga Ha'apai Eruption
June 19 Juneteenth
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July 3 Shawn Honomichl, Identification of Source Regions of High NOx Observed During ACCLIP
Jim Hannigan, Opening an IR Window in the Corona
Kirk Ullmann, CAFS Actinic Flux/Photolysis Rate Measurements during Asia-AQ and a comparison to aeronet/TUV derived rates
July 17 Ajay Parottil, Vertical transport and wet scavenging of aerosols in WRF simulations for deep convection during the SEAC4RS field campaign
Behrooz Roozitalab, Improving Acetaldehyde in the model to improve the Bromine cycle - initial steps!
Kelley Barsanti, Updates on NSF ADVANCE Partnership, Promoting Equity and Inclusion, NEIVA (Next-generation Emissions InVentory expansion of Akagi)
July 31 Ren Smith, Application of CAM-MPAS-Chem to Convective Transport by the Asian Summer Monsoon
David Fillmore, A Conceptual Overview of the MUSICA MICM Library ODE Solvers: Visualizing the Chapman Mechanism with Phase Portraits
Ale Franchin, Update on Laser-Induced Fluorescence (LIF)
August 14 Kyle Shores, ACOM Sponsors two Texas A&M Capstone Programs: Working on MusicBox Interactive and Chemistry Cafe
Rebecca Buchholz, Policy connections: California fires 2020. Modeled wet deposition. FUNCHEM Workshop.
Pieternel Levelt, Director's Report
August 28 Bill Randel, Long-term temperature impacts of Hunga in the stratosphere and above
Emily Tinney, Seasonality and Structure of Water Vapor in the Extratropical Lowermost Stratosphere
Qing Ye, ACOM Chamber Updates
September 11 Julia Lee-Taylor, Comparing explicit mechanism generators: GECKO-A and MechGen
Alan Hills, Trace Organic Gas Analyzer - Time of Flight Mass Spectrometer (TOGA-ToF)
Brett Palm, Studying VOC oxidation with I-CIMS measurements and GECKO-A
September 25 John Orlando, Lab Studies of Organic Nitrate and PAN Formation
Simone Tilmes, Stratospheric Aerosol Intervention Experiment for the Chemistry-Climate Model Intercomparison Project
 
 October 9 Steve Gabbard, ACOM Project for the Revitalization of Observational Capabilities (APROC)
 
 
October 23 David Edwards, TEMPO HCHO and NO2 TrC
Kyle Zarzana, APROC CIMS software update
Pieternel Levelt, ACOM Director's Report
November 6 Frank Flocke
Steve Shertz
Jun Zhang
November 20 Helen Worden
Jiwon Gim
Teresa Campos
December 4 Danny Leung
Daniel Ziskin
Pieternel Levelt

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