Visitor Directory

Name	Affiliation	Host	Research	Dates
Marta Abalos	Universidad Complutense de Madrid	Bill Randel	Marta is coming to collaborate on modeling and diagnostic studies of circulation and transport in the UTLS. These will include analyses of idealized tracers in WACCM to study the effects of ozone depletion/recovery and evolving climate on UTLS circulations. We...Read more	Jul 2018 to Aug 2018
Joowan Kim	Kongju National University, Korea	Bill Randel	He will be visiting to collaborate on analysis of GPS radio occultation data and satellite constituent measurements. He is currently working on effects of the MJO on stratospheric water vapor.Read more	Jul 2018 to Aug 2018
Alvaro de la Camara	Universidad Complutense de Madrid	Rolando Garcia	Study the effect of stratospheric sudden warmings on chemical transport using WACCM, in particular as regards to its impact on Arctic stratospheric ozone.Read more	Jul 2018 to Aug 2018
Kyle Zarzana	NOAA	Frank Flocke	Kyle will help with PAN measurements during WECAN. Read more	Jul 2018 to Aug 2018
Natalia Calvo	Universidad Complutense de Madrid	Rolando Garcia	She will be working on analyzing dynamical and chemical outputs from recent WACCM...Read more	Jul 2018 to Sep 2018
Idir Bouarar	Max Planck Institute for Meteorology	Guy Brasseur	Development of global and regional air quality forecast. Downscaling to urban scales. Data assimilation of reactive species.Read more	Jul 2018
Valeria Donets	Univ of Miami	Laura Pan	She is working to analyze CONTRAST and other field campaign data to quantify pollution transport into the tropical western pacific.Read more	Jun 2018 to Aug 2018
Alex Tilmes	University of Colorado	Elizabeth Asher	Alex Tilmes will design UAS aircraft inlets to sample gases and sensor masts to measure meteorological variables.Read more	Jun 2018 to Jul 2018
Jianghanyang Li	Purdue University	Xuan Zhang	The purpose of Jianghanyang’s visit is to investigate the isotopic effects on key atmospheric chemical processes that ultimately leading to secondary aerosol formation with the utilization of 10 m3 Atmospheric Simulation Chamber and a suite of state-of-art mass spectrometric techniques...Read more	Jun 2018 to Aug 2018
Elliot Atlas	University of Miami	John Orlando	Dr. Atlas will work with ACOM staff to analyze ORCAS mission data.Read more	Jun 2018 to Aug 2018
Si-Wan Kim	Yonsei University	Louisa Emmons	Si-Wan will collaborate with us on analysis of the KORUS-AQ field campaign. She is also working on NO2 retrievals from the GEMS geostationary satellite and preparing a priori profiles in the UT/LS and stratosphere.Read more	Jun 2018 to Aug 2018
Dr. Gabriel J. Vazquez	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico	David Edwards	Dr. Gabriel Vazquez will visit ACOM following the TEMPO satellite instrument science team meeting being hosted by NCAR/ACOM. Gabriel will discuss collaboration opportunities between ACOM and UNAM related to the geostationary satellite remote sensing of tropospheric pollution and the validation...Read more	Jun 2018
Martina Kramer	Forschungszentrum Juelich	Bill Randel	Martina Kramer is an expert on UTLS water vapor and cloud physics. She is coming to Boulder to visit NCAR and NOAA, and collaborate with Eric Jensen in ACOM. They will work on analyses of cloud microphysics and aircraft data...Read more	Jun 2018 to Jul 2018
Xinyue Wang	Purdue University	Bill Randel	Xinyue Wang is a PhD student with Prof. Yutian Wu at Purdue. She is coming to collaborate on studies of tracer transport in the Asian Monsoon anticyclone, using observations and WACCM simulations. One project will involve the use of idealized...Read more	Jun 2018 to Aug 2018
Sofia Chelpon	City College of New York	Laura Pan	Sofia will be working on a paper on convective transport of short lived species using CONTRAST observationsRead more	May 2018 to Jul 2018
Peter Simonson	Colorado School of Mines	Rebecca Buchholz	This summer project will apply statistical methods to atmospheric composition and involve two main tasks. The first task relates to the link between climate and chemistry and will focus on implementing a Matlab code release of our chemistry-climate analysis tool...Read more	May 2018 to Jun 2018
Mauro Morichetti	Universita' Politecnica delle Marche	Sasha Madronich	Mauro will be learning to run the WRF-Chem model with an emphasis on predicting the speciation of aerosol particles. The situation in the Mediterranean (centered on Italy) is particularly interesting due to strong local biogenic and anthropogenic emissions, and occasional...Read more	May 2018 to Aug 2018
Maryam Abdioskouei	University of Iowa	Gabriele Pfister	Maryam's thesis focuses on the impacts of oil and natural gas activities on air quality in Colorado. She works with us on using observations from FRAPPE and Discover-AQ campaign. She is using field campaign data together with WRF-Chem to develop...Read more	Apr 2018 to May 2018
Federico Fierli	Institute for Atmospheric Sciences and Climate National Research Council	Laura Pan	Asian Monsoon UTLS transport, Stratoclim data analysis and general collaborations.Read more	Mar 2018
Peter A. Panka	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	Dan Marsh	Dr. Panka will be visiting ACOM to learn how to use the NCAR Whole Atmosphere Community Climate Model (WACCM). With the help of ACOM scientists, he hopes to modify the model to simulate excited species that produce airglow in the...Read more	Feb 2018 to Mar 2018
Wenfu Tang	University of Arizona	Louisa Emmons	Wenfu Tang, a graduate student at U.Arizona advised by A. Arellano, is working on KORUS-AQ analysis using CAM-chem and data assimilation. She is analyzing WRF-Chem and FLEXPART results. Her working here will provide her with a greater understanding of, and...Read more	Dec 2017 to Dec 2018
Mingmin Zou	State Key Laboratory of Remote Sensing Science, Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Laura Pan	Mingmin Zou is specialized in satellite retrieval for GHG species. The main focus of the visit is to work with the CESM/CAM model and explore the global tropospheric ozone sources, sink and transport. Collaborations will also be on analyses of...Read more	Dec 2017 to Dec 2018
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