41. MTU Atmospheric Physics Lab atmospheric physics Laboratory. Shaw Lab. The principal tool in Dr. Cantrell'satmospheric physics Lab is a Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectrometer. http://www.phy.mtu.edu/facilities/CloudLab.html

Department of Physics Physics Home People Instruction Academic Programs ... Site Map Research Faculty R. Shaw W. Cantrell Facilities Atmospheric Physics Laboratory Shaw Lab Dr. Shaw's Atmospheric Physics Lab is dedicated to studies of atmospheric clouds, including the physics of cloud particle formation and growth, homogeneous nucleation of ice, and particle-turbulence interactions. One of the major tools used in the lab is an electrodynamic levitation system (quadrupole trap) for suspending individual aerosol particles in the size range of roughly 10 to 100 micrometers diameter. Other facilities include sources of ultra pure water and dry (dewpoint less than -70 Celsius) compressed air, a large capacity refrigerated bath, and a chilled mirror hygrometer. Cantrell Lab The principal tool in Dr. Cantrell's Atmospheric Physics Lab is a Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectrometer. Because the OH stretch (which is an IR active transition) in the water molecule is particularly sensitive to the formation and strength of hydrogen bonds, FTIR spectrometry is particularly well suited for studies of the physical and chemical characteristics of thin films of water and ice. Other facilities include an oil free vacuum system, pressure measurement from 10-8 to 1000 mbar, various instruments for temperature measurement and control, and an optical particle counter (on loan from the University of Alaska Fairbanks).

42. USB Physics: Atmospheric Physics atmospheric physics. The Institute for Terrestrial and PlanetaryAtmospheres at Stony Brook uses a variety of satellite data and http://www.physics.sunysb.edu/Physics/research_groups/p002_atm.htm

Atmospheric Physics The Institute for Terrestrial and Planetary Atmospheres at Stony Brook uses a variety of satellite data and data from general circulation models to better understand the evolution of, and present alterations in, the Earth's climate. Prof. Robert de Zafra's group in the Physics Department is part of this Institute. This group has made the first identification of chlorine species responsible for the depletion of ozone in the Antarctic ozone hole using remote-sensing apparatus built in-house. Physics offers and ideal training to conduct research in these fascinating and important research areas. Research groups in the Institute work on problems of earth's radiation balance and long-term climate change, on mesospheric/stratospheric dynamics and chemistry, and on tropospheric trace gas pollution. Stony Brook postdocs Ulf Klein and Susanne Crewell, and graduate student Dongjie Cheng at McMurdo Station, Antarctica, where research has been carried out for much of the past decade on the seasonal "ozone hole". Prof. de Zafra at South Pole station (having arrived on the ski-equipped C-130 shown behind him). Two year-long series of stratospheric trace-gas measurements have been made at the Pole by means of mm-wave remote-sensing spectroscopy.

43. KLUWER Academic Publishers | Atmospheric Physics Ball Lightning An Unsolved Problem in atmospheric physics Mark Stenhoff June 2002,ISBN 0306-47092-6, eBook Price 165.00 EUR / 148.50 USD Ball Lightning An http://www.wkap.nl/home/topics/I/5/5/

Title Authors Affiliation ISBN ISSN advanced search search tips Home Browse by Subject ... Atmospheric Sciences Atmospheric Physics Sort listing by: A-Z Z-A Publication Date Ball Lightning An Unsolved Problem in Atmospheric Physics Mark Stenhoff October 1999, ISBN 0-306-46150-1, Hardbound Price: 126.50 EUR / 114.00 USD / 73.00 GBP Add to cart Ball Lightning An Unsolved Problem in Atmospheric Physics Mark Stenhoff June 2002, ISBN 0-306-47092-6, eBook Price: 165.00 EUR / 148.50 USD Chemistry and Radiation Changes in the Ozone Layer Christos S. Zerefos, Ivar S.A. Isaksen, Ioannis Ziomas December 2000, ISBN 0-7923-6514-3, Paperback Price: 63.50 EUR / 69.00 USD / 44.00 GBP Add to cart Chemistry and Radiation Changes in the Ozone Layer Christos S. Zerefos, Ivar S.A. Isaksen, Ioannis Ziomas December 2000, ISBN 0-7923-6513-5, Hardbound Price: 167.00 EUR / 181.50 USD / 114.50 GBP Add to cart Convection in Rotating Fluids Boris M. Boubnov, George S. Golitsyn February 1995, ISBN 0-7923-3371-3, Hardbound Printing on Demand Price: 185.50 EUR / 235.00 USD / 141.75 GBP Add to cart Coupling Processes in the Lower and Middle Atmosphere Eivind V. Thrane, Tom A. Blix, David C. Fritts

44. KLUWER Academic Publishers | Atmospheric Physics Ball Lightning An Unsolved Problem in atmospheric physics Mark Stenhoff October1999, ISBN 0306-46150-1, Hardbound Price 110.00 EUR / 99.00 USD / 63.50 GBP http://www.wkap.nl/home/topics/I/5/5/?sort=Z&results=0

45. IAP Kühlungsborn Translate this page Leibniz-Institute of atmospheric physics e.V. at University of Rostock http://www.iap-kborn.de/index_e.htm

46. Homepage Atmospheric Physics MaxPlanck-Institut für Kernphysik Division atmospheric physics Saupfercheckweg1, D-69117 Heidelberg, POBox 10 39 80, D-69029 Heidelberg, Germany phone +49 http://www.mpi-hd.mpg.de/mauersberger/

Division Atmospheric Physics Saupfercheckweg 1, D-69117 Heidelberg, POBox: 10 39 80, D-69029 Heidelberg, Germany phone: +49 (0) 6221 516 - 0, fax: +49 (0) 6221 516 - 553 Research Activities Atmospheric Ozone and its Isotopic Composition Aerosols in Polar Stratospheric Clouds Atmospheric Trace Gas Environmental Physics Collaborating Group: Atmospheric Isotope Physics Seminars Atmospheric Physics Special Seminar Student Seminar Conferences list of the Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe Open Positions Diploma and Ph.D. theses Publications Atmospheric Ozone Aerosols in PSCs Atmospheric Trace Gases Links list of the Atmospheric Research Group, University of Heidelberg list of the Dep. of Atmospheric Chemistry, MPI for Chemistry, Mainz list of the Meteorological Institute of the Free University Berlin Head of Division Prof. Dr. Konrad Mauersberger Gentner-Laboratory room 371 Phone: +49(0)6221-516 -286 Fax: -553 Secretary Birgit Jacob Gentner-Laboratory room 370 Phone: +49(0)6221-516 -229 Fax: -553 Back to the MPIK Homepage Dr. Jochen Schreiner

47. EAS Research Areas EAS Research Areas. The following faculty are involved with atmospheric physics http://www.eas.purdue.edu/academics/research/atmophys.html

Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Student Organizations Home EAS Research Areas The following faculty are involved with atmospheric physics: Ernest M. Agee Harshvardhan The Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Purdue University offers M.S. and Ph.D.degrees in the following major areas of study: Atmospheric Chemistry Atmospheric Dynamics Atmospheric Physics Climatology ... Structure and Tectonics EAS Research Groups Applied Geochemistry Group Basin Analysis Group Biogeochemistry Group Engineering Geologic Mapping Laboratory ... Mesoscale Convection Group - Also visit the WXP weather processor - A general purpose weather visualization tool for current, forecasted and archived meteorological data. Mesoscale Modeling Laboratory Mineralogy and Petrology Group Physical Processes in Geology Laboratory - Also visit Purdue Faux-pli - A suite of mechanical models of fault-related folding.

48. Laboratory For Atmospheric Physics And Chemistry The Laboratory for atmospheric physics and Chemistry is situated in Melania building(Savilahdentie 9), 4th floor, and the Environmental Technology Laboratory http://www.uku.fi/laitokset/ifk/

Front page General Research Education Staff ... Events Welcome to the WWW pages of the Laboratory for Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry and Environmental Technology Laboratory The Laboratory for Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry is situated in Melania building (Savilahdentie 9), 4th floor, and the Environmental Technology Laboratory in Microteknia building (Microkatu 1), 1st floor. If you are not familiar with the campus area, please see the University campus map and the approach and parking instructions (in Finnish). Welcome for a visit! The laboratories are part of the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Kuopio . The contact information are Address: University of Kuopio Department of Environmental Sciences, P.O.Box 1627, FIN-70211 Kuopio, Finland Phone: (operator) Telefax: (Melania building) (Snellmania building) E-mail: ifk@uku.fi 1st International Symposium on Incomplete Combustion Send feedback on these pages! 30.12.2002 / AL

49. Laboratory For Atmospheric Physics And Chemistry - Education Atmospheric Science Laboratory 1 (Further information). atmospheric physicsand Chemistry 1 Chemistry and Physics of Atmosphere (Further information). http://www.uku.fi/laitokset/ifk/edcation.html

Front page General Research Education Staff Pictures Links Events ... University of Kuopio Education Atmospheric Science 1 (Atmospheric Hygiene 1), Introduction to Aerosol Science and Atmospheric Hygiene (Further information) Atmospheric Science Laboratory 1 (Further information) Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry 1: Chemistry and Physics of Atmosphere (Further information) Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry 2: Chemistry and Physics of Combustion and Emissions (Further information) Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry 3: Measurement Technology of Atmospheric Gases and Particles (Further information) Atmospheric Science Laboratory 3 (Further information) Air Pollution Control Technology (Further information) Satellite Technology in Environmental Research (Further information) Principles of Radiation Protection (Further information) Legislation of Environmental Protection (Further information) Top of page Laboratory for Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry / Environmental Technology Laboratory Department of Environmental Sciences ... University of Kuopio P.O.Box 1627, FIN-70211 KUOPIO, Finland, tel. +358 17 162 211, fax +358 17 163 191 (or 163 229), e-mail ifk@uku.fi

50. UMIST Atmospheric Physics Group UMIST atmospheric physics Group. Staff. Professor Tom Choularton. Professor PeterJonas. Res. 55, 139, 2000. atmospheric physics. Current Research Activities. http://www.phy.umist.ac.uk/Research/atmos.shtml

51. Atmospheric Physics At UM atmospheric physics Research. at The University of Mississippi. Thunderstormelectricity is the main focus for the atmospheric physics Group. http://www.olemiss.edu/research/atmospheric_physics/

Atmospheric Physics Research at The University of Mississippi Group Members Dr. Marshall Dr. Stolzenburg Contact Information Thunderstorm electricity is the main focus for the Atmospheric Physics Group. A Thunderstorm in New Mexico This subject has been investigated by many people over the last 250 years, ever since Benjamin Franklin's experiments first showed that thunderstorms are electrified. However, surprisingly little is known of the electrical structure of storms or how storms become electrified. We investigate this scientific problem primarily through observational methods. (In other words, we go out and get wet!) Along with our collaborators from other institutions and l aboratories we launch instrumented balloons into storms. Our primary research area is in determining the electrical, dynamical, and precipitation characteristics of thunderstorms. We broaden these studies in many ways and dabble in other things, as described under Areas of Research and evidenced in our List of Publications and Curriculum Vitae Our research requires data collection. To see how we accomplish our field work and some of the places we go, see

52. Media Relations - Experts Guide Media Relations Secretary. 01908 858734. A guide to expertise at the Open University.Field atmospheric physics. Name. Barrie W Jones. Position. Head of Department. http://www3.open.ac.uk/media/experts-guide/fields/t_414.shtm

Select an OU web site ... Study with the OU Course choice advice Credit transfer Disabled students' services OU near you Order prospectus Student experience Research School Student sites Buying set books Career planning Graduation ceremonies Learning skills development Library Materials despatch OU Student Association Personal computing advice Policy documents for students Qualification planner Residential schools Sesame Student Budget Account General sites Addresses Buy OU materials Corporate University Services For business community Jobs at the OU Learner's Guide Maps OU art collection OU on television News releases Academic Units Arts Business School Inst. of Educational Technology Knowledge Media Inst. Law Science Social Sciences Technology About this guide To contact one of the academics listed, please contact a member of the Media Relations team: Gary Spink Head of Media Relations Fiona Leslie Media Relations Officer Eulina Clairmont Media Relations Officer Neil Coaten Media Relations Officer Diane Balch Media Relations Secretary A guide to expertise at the Open University Field : Atmospheric physics Name Barrie W Jones Position Head of Department Department Physics, Science

53. Atmospheric Physics Laboratory - UCL AMESET . http://www.apl.ucl.ac.uk/

54. Springer LINK: Meteorology And Atmospheric Physics - Table Of Contents Online Fi Meteorology and atmospheric physics. These are final papers which will be publishedin print form in a future issue of Meteorology and atmospheric physics. http://link.springer-ny.com/link/service/journals/00703/first/tfirst.htm

Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics ISSN: 0177-7971 (printed version) ISSN: 1436-5065 (electronic version) Table of Contents Online First Publications These are final papers which will be published in print form in a future issue of Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics. Once articles are published in their assigned volume and issue, they no longer appear here as Online First articles. To refer to these articles, either in print form or in a hypertext link, please use the Digital Object Identifier DOI. More details about DOI and Online First S. Hastenrath: Upper-air circulation of the Southern Oscillation from the NCEP-NCAR Reanalysis Meteorol Atmos Phys; DOI 10.1007/s00703-002-0562-x Article in PDF format Online publication: February 20, 2003 M. C. Todd, R. Washington, T. James: Characteristics of summertime daily rainfall variability over South America and the South Atlantic Convergence Zone Meteorol Atmos Phys; DOI 10.1007/s00703-002-0563-9 Article in PDF format Online publication: February 20, 2003 Deep and shallow south foehn in the region of Innsbruck: Typical features and semi-idelized numerical simulations Meteorol Atmos Phys; DOI 10.1007/s00703-002-0565-7

55. Springer LINK: Meteorology And Atmospheric Physics - Table Of Contents Vol. 75 I Meteorology and atmospheric physics. ISSN 01777971 (printed version) ISSN1436-5065 (electronic version). Table of Contents Vol. 75 Issue 3/4. http://link.springer-ny.com/link/service/journals/00703/tocs/t0075003.htm

Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics ISSN: 0177-7971 (printed version) ISSN: 1436-5065 (electronic version) Table of Contents Vol. 75 Issue 3/4 J. A. Adedoyin: SST-induced climate change in tropical North Africa: The intermediary role of lower tropospheric oscillations Meteorol Atmos Phys Article in PDF format (1091 KB) S.-J. Chen, W. Wang, K.-H. Lau, Q.-H. Zhang, Y.-S. Chung: Mesoscale convective systems along the Meiyu frontin a numerical model Meteorol Atmos Phys Article in PDF format (979 KB) M. Xue, K. K. Droegemeier, V. Wong: The Advanced Regional Prediction System (ARPS) - A multi-scale nonhydrostatic atmospheric simulation and prediction model. Part I: Model dynamics and verification Meteorol Atmos Phys Article in PDF format (1036 KB) M. Kossmann, F. Fiedler: Diurnal momentum budget analysis of thermally induced slope winds Meteorol Atmos Phys Article in PDF format (805 KB) A. Falkovich, S. Lord, R. Treadon: A new methodology of rainfall retrievals from indirect measurements Meteorol Atmos Phys Article in PDF format (581 KB) A cyclone statistics for the Arctic based on European Centrere-analysis data Meteorol Atmos Phys Article in PDF format (2237 KB) Wan-Li Cheng: A vertical profile of Ozone concentration in the atmosphericboundary layer over central Taiwan Meteorol Atmos Phys Article in PDF format (320 KB) H. D. Kambezidis, A. K. Fotiadi, B. D. Katsoulis:

56. Department Of Physics - Degree Courses - Atmospheric Physics Webmaster Tarlochan Virdi. Physics with atmospheric physics BSc (Honours),MPhys (Honours). atmospheric physics is an increasingly important science. http://www.aber.ac.uk/physics/ugrad/course_physics_atmos.shtml

cymraeg special needs Home Degree Courses ... Student Welfare Contact: Department of Physics, The University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Penglais, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 3BZ Tel: 01970 622802 Fax: 01970 622826 Email: physics@aber.ac.uk Webmaster: Tarlochan Virdi Physics with Atmospheric Physics BSc (Honours), MPhys (Honours) Atmospheric physics is an increasingly important science. Ozone depletion caused by man-made CFCs and the warming of the Earth caused when CO2 is released into the atmosphere through the burning of fossil fuels - the greenhouse effect - pose profound scientific and political questions for the next century. The hydrosphere-atmosphere system The evolution of planetary atmospheres (including that of the Earth) The structure of the Earth's atmosphere - the troposphere, stratosphere and mesosphere The dynamics of planetary atmospheres Ozone depletion The greenhouse effect The nature of the upper, ionised, atmosphere

57. U.W.A, Physics With Atmospheric Physics Physics with atmospheric physics BSc (Honours), MPhys (Honours), Atmosphericphysics is an increasingly important science. Ozone http://www.aber.ac.uk/publications/ug/physics/phys8.html

Physics with Atmospheric Physics BSc (Honours), MPhys (Honours) Welcome to Physics at Aberystwyth The Key to Science and Technology Degree Schemes Skills, Projects and Opportunities ... The Department Atmospheric physics is an increasingly important science. Ozone depletion caused by man-made CFCs and the warming of the Earth caused when CO2 is released into the atmosphere through the burning of fossil fuels - the greenhouse effect - pose profound scientific and political questions for the next century. The hydrosphere-atmosphere system The evolution of planetary atmospheres (including that of the Earth) The dynamics of planetary atmospheres Ozone depletion The greenhouse effect The nature of the upper, ionised, atmosphere Solar-terrestrial physics The MST radar at Aberystwyth A TOMS map of total ozone reveals the Antarctic ozone hole

58. New Mexico Tech BS in Physics with atmospheric physics Option. Sample Curriculum for the Bachelorof Science Degree in Physics with atmospheric physics Option (Sequence 1). http://infohost.nmt.edu/mainpage/depts/phys/curr1.html

B.S in Physics with Atmospheric Physics Option Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics with Atmospheric Physics Option Minimum credit hours required-130 In addition to the General Degree Requirements, requirements include the courses listed above for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics and the following courses: PHYS 331 Note: PHYS 331, 332, and 434 are offered in alternate years. Students may take either of the following two sequences: 1. Junior year: PHYS 331 (fall); PHYS 332 (spring) Senior year: PHYS 433 (fall); PHYS 434 (spring) 2. Junior year: PHYS 434 (spring) Senior year: PHYS 331, 433 (fall); PHYS 332 (spring) Sample Curriculum for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics with Atmospheric Physics Option (Sequence 1) Semester 1 or (general) ENGL 111 (college English) (general) MATH 131 (calculus) Total credit hours Semester 2 or (general) ENGL 112 (college English) (general) MATH 132 (calculus) Total credit hours Semester 3 PHYS 232 (modern) MATH 231 (calculus) ENGL 341 (technical writing) Humanities/Social Science Language Total credit hours Semester 4 PHYS 242 (waves) MATH 332 (vectors) MATH 335 (applied analysis) Humanities/Social Science Language Total credit hours Semester 5 PHYS 321 (mechanics) PHYS 331 (weather and climate) PHYS 333 (electricity and magnetism) MATH 254 (linear algebra) Biology/Geoscience/Engineering with lab Total credit hours Semester 6 PHYS 332 (weather and climate) PHYS 334 (radiation/optics) PHYS 336L (electricity and magnetism lab)

59. Atmospheric Physics Section atmospheric physics Section Section Head 7534@nrlmry.navy.mil. The AtmosphericPhysics Section is working in these main areas Theoretical/Modeling Studies http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/aboutnrl/atmospheric_physics.html

Atmospheric Physics Section Section Head: 7534@nrlmry.navy.mil The Atmospheric Physics Section conducts theoretical and modeling studies of atmospheric phenomena, utilizes data from field programs to support these studies, develops and evaluates physical parameterizations used in numerical weather prediction (NWP) models, and investigates the impact of the atmosphere on Naval operations. The Atmospheric Physics Section is working in these main areas: Theoretical/Modeling Studies Cloudy and partially cloudy marine boundary layers Air-sea interaction Large eddy simulation Coastal orographic and thermal boundary layer effects Deep convection Parameterizations Surface energy budget/air-sea fluxes Turbulence closures Cloud microphysics and cloud/radiation/turbulence interactions Applied Atmospheric Physics Problems Refractive effects and electromagnetic wave propagation Validation of NWP forecasts and parameterizations Quantitative precipitation forecasts Home Page About NRL Projects What's New ... Search Approved for public release by: Dr. Merilees

60. Graduate Fellowships In Atmospheric Physics--Physics, UMBC Graduate Fellowships in atmospheric physics. The Physics Department GRADUATEMERIT FELLOWSHIP IN atmospheric physics. The Physics Department http://physics.umbc.edu/Graduate/fellowship2.htm

Graduate Information Applied Physics Ph.D./ M.S. Program Atmospheric Physics Ph.D./M.S. Program Course Descriptions Admission Requirements and Campus Life ... Graduate Fellowships in Atmospheric Physics Graduate Fellowships in Atmospheric Physics The Physics Department has two special fellowships available for incoming Ph.D. students: GRADUATE MERIT FELLOWSHIP IN ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS The Physics Department at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) invites applications for a Special Merit Fellowship for graduate study leading to a Ph.D. degree in Atmospheric Physics. This fellowship is for 12 months and carries a stipend of plus tuition remission up to 20 credits and health benefits. This fellowship is available for study starting in the Fall 2002. A listing of the research opportunities in the department and the conditions of the fellowships can be seen at http://physics.umbc.edu . Additional research opportunities are available in atmospheric physics via the UMBC/NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology (JCET), http://www.jcet.umbc.edu

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