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| 01.05.14 || International Workers' Day/ EGU || || | | 01.05.14 || International Workers' Day/ EGU || || | ||
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| 08.05.14 || Annick Terpstra || 15-25 minutes || | | 08.05.14 || Annick Terpstra || 15-25 minutes || Polar lows embedded in an environment: 'reverse shear' cases | ||
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| 15.05.14 || || || | | 15.05.14 || || || | ||
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| 22.05.14 || || || | | 22.05.14 || Valerie Kumer || 30 minutes || Mid-term evaluation | ||
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| 29.05.14 || Ascension Day || || | | 29.05.14 || Ascension Day || || | ||
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| 05.06.14 || || || | | 05.06.14 || Clemens Spensberger || || ECMWF Forecast Products and Python plotting scripts | ||
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| 12.06.14 || Ragnhild Nordhagen|| | | 12.06.14 || Ragnhild Nordhagen, Linda Green|| 20/20 minutes || Norwegian cool valleys and associated forecast challenges/ Polar Lows | ||
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| 19.06.14 || || || | | 19.06.14 || || || No meeting | ||
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| 26.06.14 || || || | | 26.06.14 || || || Summer Break | ||
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| 03.07.14 || || || | | 03.07.14 || || || Summer Break | ||
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| 10.07.14 || || || | | 10.07.14 || || || Summer Break | ||
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| 17.07.14 || || || Summer Break | |||
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| 24.07.14 || || || Summer Break | |||
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| 31.07.14 || || || Summer Break | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:46, 6 August 2014
For the spring semester 2014 Clio Michel and Stefan Keiderling are in charge for organizing the seminar speakers. So please send them an email if you would like to present something.
Please keep lunch group contributions between 5 and max. 25 minutes to leave enough time for discussion of the material. We will have maximum one longer presentation per meeting and can accommodate an additional couple of shorter ones, which can be project presentations or other group related issues.
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| Date | Who | Length | Title |
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| 9.01.14 | Met Group | 15 minutes | Getting organised for the GFI New Years party |
| 16.01.14 | Tobias Wolf | 20 minutes | NABOS 2013 expedition - personal impressions, observations, some preliminary results |
| 23.01.14 | Modeling Workshop - No meeting | ||
| 30.01.14 | Alastair Jenkins | 15-25 minutes | A case study of meteorology education to non-specialists |
| 06.02.14 | Mathew Reeve | 15-25 minutes | Trying to reconcile societal and scientific monsoon definitions |
| 13.02.14 | Johannes Röhrs | 45 minutes | Radiation stress theory and cross-shore momentum balance |
| 20.02.14 | Birgitte Furevik | 15-20 Minutes | Wind and wave observations in Vestfjorden |
| 27.02.14 | Stefanie Gleixner | 15-25 minutes | Something about precipitation over the Horn of Africa |
| 06.03.14 | No meeting | ||
| 13.03.14 | Meeting but no talk | ||
| 20.03.14 | No meeting | ||
| 27.03.14 | Clio Michel | 15 minutes | Presentation of a French weather forecast contest |
| 03.04.14 | Silje Lund Sørland | 15-20 minutes | Monsoon low-pressure systems and the associated precipitation |
| 10.04.14 | Kristin Seter | Weather forecasting at MET Norway | |
| 17.04.14 | Easter | ||
| 24.04.14 | Muralidhar Adakudlu | 15-25 minutes | Role of atmosphere-ocean coupling in the simulation of a polar low |
| 01.05.14 | International Workers' Day/ EGU | ||
| 08.05.14 | Annick Terpstra | 15-25 minutes | Polar lows embedded in an environment: 'reverse shear' cases |
| 15.05.14 | |||
| 22.05.14 | Valerie Kumer | 30 minutes | Mid-term evaluation |
| 29.05.14 | Ascension Day | ||
| 05.06.14 | Clemens Spensberger | ECMWF Forecast Products and Python plotting scripts | |
| 12.06.14 | Ragnhild Nordhagen, Linda Green | 20/20 minutes | Norwegian cool valleys and associated forecast challenges/ Polar Lows |
| 19.06.14 | No meeting | ||
| 26.06.14 | Summer Break | ||
| 03.07.14 | Summer Break | ||
| 10.07.14 | Summer Break | ||
| 17.07.14 | Summer Break | ||
| 24.07.14 | Summer Break | ||
| 31.07.14 | Summer Break |