Visitor Directory

Name	Affiliation	Host	Research	Dates
Dr. Satoshi Noda	Kyoto University	Dan Marsh	Satoshi Noda will, in conjunction with ACOM scientists, finalize development of the DCPAM-CHEM global chemistry model. He plans to implement variable solar and energetic particle forcing in the model, to investigate the response of stratospheric composition and dynamics, and the...Read more	Nov 2017 to Dec 2017
Bernard Aumont	U. Paris	Sasha Madronich	Prof. Aumont will collaborate with us on the development and improvement of the GECKO-A model. He will also join discussions on experimental work related to reactive carbon."}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":513,"3":[null,0],"12":0}">Prof. Aumont will collaborate with us on the development and improvement of the...Read more	Oct 2017 to Nov 2017
Will Vizuete	U. North Carolina	Mary Barth	Will Vizuete will test new diagnostics in the WRF-Chem model. These diagnostics are integrated rates of reaction and will allow users to learn what reactions are important for producing ozone and related species. Will has an analysis tool that he...Read more	Oct 2017
Keyhong Park	KOPRI	Louisa Emmons	Keyhong will be learning how to run CAM-chem and using simulations to study the Arctic and Antarctic atmosphere and ocean biogeochemistry. He has observations from a research vessel for many years during each hemisphere's summer that will be used to...Read more	Sep 2017 to Oct 2017
Gustavo Cuchiara	University of Colorado	Mary Barth	His research will be analyzing SEAC4RS cases to obtain entrainment rates in small convective storms and scavenging efficiencies of soluble trace gases. He will run WRF-Chem to aid the analysis.Read more	Sep 2017 to Sep 2018
Christoph Knote	Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München	Louisa Emmons	Christoph will collaborate with ACOM scientists on photochemical box modeling and WRF-Chem regional modeling. A particular focus will be on the analysis of field campaigns, such as FRAPPE and KORUS-AQ. He will also collaborate on the improved representation of Secondary...Read more	Sep 2017
Duseong Jo	Univ. Colorado	Louisa Emmons	Duseong will be a post-doc at CU with Jose Jimenez but will spend significant time at NCAR learning CAM-chem and improving the representation of SOA.Read more	Sep 2017 to Aug 2018
Ben Deming	University of Colorado	John Ortega	Ben Deming is a graduate student at the University of California studying gas-particle conversion processes and oxidation chemistry of a suite of volatile organic compounds. He has field experience using ground- and tower-based platforms for atmospheric chemistry observations. His time...Read more	Sep 2017
Andrea Steiner	University of Graz	Bill Randel	She is coming to collaborate on analysis of temperature variability and trends derived from GPS data. We will also collaborate on comparisons of observations and WACCM model simulations.Read more	Aug 2017 to Sep 2017
Carlos Ordóñez Garcia	Universidad Complutense de Madrid	Rolando Garcia	Carlos Ordóñez Garcia will familiarize himself with the running of the latest version of WACCM (v.6). He will interact with the WACCM group to diagnose and understand the parameterization of sulfate aerosols. He will collaborate with Rolando Garcia in setting...Read more	Aug 2017 to Sep 2017
Francisco J. Gordillo-Vazquez	Institute of Astrophysics of Andalusia	Anne Smith	Dr. Francisco J. Gordillo Vázquez will be working on studies of atmospheric electricity using WACCM. In particular he will be including different parameterization of lightning in WACCM while performing many numerical experiments to investigate the possible global influence of Blue Jets,...Read more	Aug 2017 to Oct 2017
Francisco J. Perez-Invernon	Institute of Astrophysics of Andalusia	Anne Smith	Francisco Perez-Invernon will be working closely with his advisor Francisco J. Gordillo-Vazquez on the parameterization of lightning in WACCM and possible global influence of Blue Jets.Read more	Aug 2017 to Oct 2017
Kazuyuki Miyazaki	Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)	Louisa Emmons	He is collaborating with ACOM on data assimilation in global models, assimilating multiple species from satellite observations. We are also working together on the analysis of KORUS-AQ observations.Read more	Jul 2017
Johnny Luo	City College of New York	Laura Pan	Dr. Johnny Luo will collaborate with Dr. Laura Pan and other scientists in the UTLS group to discuss the CONTRAST (CONvective TRansport of Active Species in the Tropics) field campaign and data analyses.Read more	Jul 2017
Joowan Kim	Kongju National University	Bill Randel	He is coming to collaborate on analyses of GPS radio occultation data related to circulation and transport in the UTLS region. He will also be involved in analyses of WACCM simulations.Read more	Jul 2017 to Aug 2017
Jennie Thomas	LATMOS	Louisa Emmons	Dr. Jennie Thomas plans to work with members of the Atmospheric Chemistry Observations and Modeling (ACOM) Lab on understanding the processes that control the Arctic ozone budget, including the contribution from fires and natural emissions in the region.Read more	Jul 2017
Marta Abalos	Universidad Complutense de Madrid	William Randel	Marta will collaborate with Dr. William Randel and others in his group to continue work on analysis of large-scale transport and circulation using observations and WACCM model diagnostics.Read more	Jul 2017 to Aug 2017
Daniel Gilford	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	William Randel	Daniel Gilford is a PhD student working with Susan Solomon on stratospheric water vapor and radiative forcing. We will be working together on analysis of satellite data and model output looking at correlated variations in temperature and ozone near the...Read more	Jul 2017 to Aug 2017
Iris Dekker	Ultrecht University	Helen Worden	Iris Dekker is working on her PhD research using MOPITT and IASI satellite data and the WRF model. A visit to NCAR this summer would provide unique expertise in these areas. She will be extending her method of estimating...Read more	Jul 2017
Natalia Calvo	Universidad Compulutense de Madrid	Rolando Garcia	Dr. Natalia Calvo will be collaborating with Dr. Roalando Garcia on analysis of climage change and ozone recover in WACCM.Read more	Jul 2017 to Sep 2017
Alfonso Saiz-Lopez	Instituto de Química Física Rocasolano, CSIC	Jean-Francois Lamarque	Dr. Alfonso Saiz-Lopez will be working with a set of high resolution simulations to assess the role of halogenated compounds on oxidant budgets at coastal locations.Read more	Jun 2017 to Jul 2017
Cathy Clerbaux	Laboratoire Atmosphères, Milieux, Observations Spatiales (LATMOS)	David Edwards	Dr. Cathy Clerbaux will be working with the ACRESP group on satellite remote sensing science for trace gases. Specifically, work is ongoing comparing and contrasting carbon monoxide retrievals from Terra/MOPITT and Metop/IASI. Dr. Clerbaux will also be collaborating on studies...Read more	Jun 2017
Valeria Donets	Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science (RSMAS), University of Miami	Laura Pan	Valeria will be working to finalize a CONTRAST data analysis paper in collaboration with ACOM scientists. She will also begin a new project to investigate the vertical transport of reactive species into the tropical tropopause layer (TTL), using CONTRAST, ATTREX,...Read more	Jun 2017 to Aug 2017
Margot Clyne	University of British Columbia	Jean-Francois Lamarque	Margot Clyne visited last year and participated in the evaluation of the WACCM simulations for VolMIP. She will continue to do so, and finalize a publication summarizing a multi-model intercomparison analysis.Read more	Jun 2017 to Aug 2017
Ed Gerber	New York University	William Randel	Dr. Ed Gerber works on modeling studies of large-scale circulation and transport. He will collaborate with Dr. William Randel and others in the Satellite and Remote Sensing group on studies of the tropical tropopause layer and Brewer-Dobson circulation.Read more	Jun 2017