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Previous Centre for Dynamical Meteorology and Oceanography Seminars
Fri. 31/10/2003, 1 pm, M345
How sensitive is climate adaptation decision-making to climate change scenario uncertainties?
Dr Suraje Dessai, Visiting Scientist, CSIRO Atmospheric Research.
Fri. 24/10/2003, 1 pm, M345
Comparing model results to point observations - A probabilistic approach,
Dr Christian Jakob, Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre.
Fri. 12/09/2003, 1 pm, M345
How to make a tornado,
Prof. Bruce Morton, Mathematical Science, Monash University.
Fri. 05/09/2003, 1 pm, M345
Life of a weather weenie: Storm chasing photo's
and video from the Great Plains of the US,
Allie Gallant, Mathematical Science, Monash University.
Fri. 29/08/2003, 1 pm, M345
On the historical and future context of the 2002/3 Australian Drought,
Dr James Risbey, Mathematical Science, Monash University.
Fri. 22/08/2003, 2:40 pm, M345
Ensemble forecasting, targeted observations and data assimilation,
Dr Craig Bishop, UCAR/Naval Research Laboratory, Monterey, USA and Dr Michael Reeder, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Fri. 15/08/2003, 3 pm, M345
Observations of volcanic clouds in the Asia-Pacific region,
Andrew Tupper, NT Regional Office, Bureau of Meteorology.
Fri. 6/06/2003, 1 pm, M345
Using equatorial Pacific warm water volume to predict ENSO: insights
from the CSIRO Mark3 coupled model, Dr Wenju Cai
CSIRO Atmospheric Research
Wed. 05/06/2003, 1 pm, S119 (1st Floor, Sth Wing, Menzies Building)
The effect of intercropping on runoff and soil loss,
Dr Billy Kariaga, Monash University.
Fri. 30/05/2003, 1 pm, M345
Trends in Australian Rainfall, Dr Ian Smith, CSIRO Atmospheric Research
Fri. 23/05/2003, 1 pm, M345
The intensity of precipitation during extra-tropical cyclones in global
warming simulations by the CSIRO GCM: a link to cyclone intensities?
Dr Ian Watterson, CSIRO Atmospheric Research
Fri. 09/05/2003, 1 pm, M345
Hot, dry, dusty, smokey -
The Australian 2002/2003 El Nino experience,
Dr Andrew Watkins, National Climate Centre, Bureau of Meteorology.
Wed. 07/05/2003, 1 pm, S119 (1st Floor, Sth Wing, Menzies Building)
Environmental factors driving grape yield and quality (PhD Confirmation),
Alison Curl.
Wed. 30/04/2003, 1 pm, S119 (1st Floor, Sth Wing, Menzies Building)
Impact of savanna fires on the atmosphere and feedbacks to climate
(PhD confirmation),
Chris Wendt.
Wed. 16/04/2003, 12 noon, Rm 345
Counting Clouds: Convection, climatology & tropical Australia,
Mick Pope, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Fri. 11/04/2003, 12 noon (note changed starting time), M345
A PV perspective on Southern Hemisphere blocking (PhD Completion Review),
Stewart Allen, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Fri. 04/04/2003, 1 pm, M345
Observations and modelling of dispersion meteorology in the Pilbara region, Dr Bill Physick,
CSIRO Atmospheric Research.
Fri. 21/03/2003, 1 pm, M345
Observations of turbulent mixing and aerosol processing by a cumulus
(PhD Completion Review),
Justin Peter, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Wed. 19/03/2003, 1 pm, S119 (1st Floor, Sth Wing, Menzies Building)
Denge fever and climate in Indonesia (PhD Confirmation), Geography and
Environmental Sciences, Paula Arcari.
Wed. 12/03/2003, 1 pm, S119 (1st Floor, Sth Wing, Menzies Building)
Exploring the structure of regional climate scenarios by combining synoptic
and dynamic guidance and GCM output,
Dr James Risbey, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Fri. 07/03/2003, 1 pm, M345
Using weather radars for hydrological applications,
Dr Alan Seed, CRC for Catchment Hydrology, Bureau of Meteorology.
Thur. 20/02/2003, 2 pm, M345
Fog harvesting along the dry west coast of South Africa
- an additional source of drinking water,
Dr Hannes Rautenbach, University of Pretoria.
Fri. 08/11/2002, 10 am, M345
Coupled Ocean-Atmospheric GCM,
Ramesh Balgovind, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Fri. 01/11/2002, 4 pm, M345
An analysis of the influence on seasonal tropical cyclogenesis in the Southern
Hemisphere,
Jonathan Ghil, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Fri. 25/10/2002, 1:00 pm, M345
Impacts of mid-Holocene radiative forcing on the
Australian palaeoenvironment,
Dr Richard Wardle, School of Earth Sciences, Melbourne University
Fri. 11/10/2002, 1:00 pm, M345
Attribution of climate change during the 20th century
using simple global indices,
Karl Braganza, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Attribution of climate change during the 20th century
Mon. 07/10/2002, 1:00 pm, M345
Nonlinear waves in rotating media,
Dr Yuri Stepanyants, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organization.
Fri. 27/09/2002, 1:00 pm, M401
Exploring the Structure of Regional Climate Scenarios by
Combining Synoptic and Dynamic Guidance and GCM Output,
Dr James Risbey,
School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Wed. 11/09/2002, 3:00 pm, M345
An Integrated Approach for Forecasting CAT,
Dr Robert Sharman, Research Applications Program, NCAR.
Mon. 09/09/2002, 2:00 pm, M345
The use of High Resolution Cloud Modelling to
Examine Aviation Turbulence Accidents,
Dr Todd Lane, Research Applications Program, NCAR.
Wed. 28/11/2001, 2:00 pm, M345
The future of mesoscale observing systems and data assimilation,
Prof Fred Carr, School of Meteorology, Univ of Oklahoma.
Fri. 30/11/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Coupled model seasonal forecasting research at BMRC,
Oscar Alves, Ocean and Marine Forecasting Group, BMRC.
Wed. 21/11/2001, 2:00 pm, M345
Analysis of high-resolution climate change simulations of tropical cyclones,
Kevin J.E. Walsh and K.-C. Nguyen,
CSIRO Atmospheric Research.
Tues. 13/11/2001, 2:00 pm, M345
Ocean Circulation along Australia's Southern Shelves,
Dr John Middleton,
School of Mathematics, University of NSW.
Fri. 09/11/2001, 2:00 pm, M345
The Heisenberg Spin Equation in Classical Hydrodynamics
and the Motion of Fibre-reinforced Fluids, Prof. Colin Rogers,
School of Mathematics, University of NSW.
Mon. 22/10/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Multi-scale interaction of
atmospheric processes in the Southern Alps, New Zealand,
Assoc. Prof. Andy Sturman, Centre for Atmospheric
Research, University of Canterbury.
Fri. 19/10/2001, 12:30 pm, M345
Online Fluids: The Ins and Outs of Designing a
Web-Based Tertiary Subject,
Prof. E.R. Smith, Latrobe University.
Fri. 05/10/2001, 12 noon, M345
Unsteady Hydraulics in a Rotating Channel.
Dr Simon Clarke, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Fri. 14/09/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Some secrets of scaling for extreme events in
turbulence with application to particle dispersion in the atmosphere.
Dr Michael Borgas, CSIRO Atmospheric Research.
Fri. 07/09/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Impact of air-sea coupling on the MJO,
Dr Harry Hendon, NOAA/CIRES CDC.
Fri. 24/08/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Investigation of the sources and sinks of
methyl bromide, methyl iodide and dichloromethane,
Michelle Cox, Department of Mathematics
& Statistics, Monash University and CSIRO DAR.
Thur. 16/08/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
The London to Sydney Air Race 2001 -
Highs And Lows Of An Air Race Meteorologist,
Don Whitford, Bureau of Meteorology.
Fri. 03/08/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
A wave modelling study of the 1998 Sydney to Hobart yacht race,
Diana Greenslade, Ocean and Marine Forecasting Group,
Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre.
Fri. 27/07/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
The Paths of Vortex Pairs in the Ocean,
Prof. Ted Johnson, Department of Mathematics, University College London.
Wed. 06/06/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Numerical Computations of Weather and Wildfire using the MPI Architecture ,
Dr. Terry L. Clark, National Center for Atmospheric Research,
Boulder, Colorado, USA
Thu. 31/05/2001, 3-4:30 pm, Lecture Theatre R7
AMOS Seminar
The Science of Climate Change .
Fri. 25/05/2001, 1:00 pm, Rm. G27, Building 72
Modelling Cold Fronts in Southern Australia,Dr Graham Mills,
Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre
Fri. 11/05/2001, 2:00 pm, M345
Big, Bad Thunderstorms When Do They Form? What Do They Look Like?,
Dr Harald Richter, Weather Forecasting Group, BMRC
Fri. 04/05/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Real-Time Monitoring and Prediction of Modes of Coherent
Synoptic to Intraseasonal Tropical Variability, Dr. Matthew Wheeler,
Climate Forecasting Group,
Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre
Fri. 06/04/2001, 1:00 pm, E7
Evaluation of Climate Models: an IPCC Perspective,
Dr Daniel Rosenfeld, Inst. of Earth Sciences, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
Fri. 23/03/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Evaluation of Climate Models: an IPCC Perspective,
Dr Bryant McAvaney, Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre
Fri. 16/03/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
WWRP Nowcasting for the Sydney Olympics,
Dr Tom Keenan, Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre
Fri. 9/03/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Forecasting Gulf of Carpentaria Cloud Lines,
Professor Roger K. Smith, Meteorological Institute, University of Munich
Fri. 9/02/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Gravity Waves Generated by a Submerged Object ,
Professor Chau-Hsing Su, Center for Fluid Mechanics, Brown University.
Wed. 31/01/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
A Comparison of Convergence and Surface Flux based
Convective Parameterizations,
Professor Joseph Zehnder, Arizona State University.
Thur. 25/01/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
Frontogenesis in North Australia,
Martin Preissler, University of Munich.
Thur. 18/01/2001, 3:00 pm, M345
Large-Scale
Influences on Tropical Cyclogenesis, Professor John Molinari, Department
of Earth and Atmospheric Science, State University of New York at Albany.
Thur. 23/11/2000, 1:00 pm, M345
Verification
of the meteorological modelling component of the Australian Air Quality
Forecasting System, Dr Kevin Tory, BMRC.
Fri. 13/10/2000, 1:00 pm, M345
Recent
developments of the Hadley Centre Climate Model, Dr Vicky Pope, Hadley
Centre, U.K. Met. Office.
Fri. 06/10/2000, 1:00 pm, M345
Tides
and Storm Surges: Tidal phase sensitivity studies of the Queensland coast,
Lisa Cowen, BMRC/JAFOOS.
Fri. 22/09/2000, 1:00 pm, M345
An
investigation of the 1998-2000 AGAGE chloromethane records at Cape Grim,
Tasmania, using trajectory techniques, Michelle Cox, CSIRO DAR and
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University.
Fri. 15/09/2000, 1:00 pm, M345
Misconceptions
in Australian Students' Understanding of Ozone Depletion , Eugene Cordero,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University.
Fri. 08/09/2000, 1:00 pm, M345
Up
from the deep, Dr. John Bye, Dept. of Earth Sciences, Melbourne University.
Fri. 01/09/2000, 11:30 am, M345
Modelling
of the Northeasterly Morning Glory and the North Australian Squall Line,
Robert Goler, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University.
Mon. 28/08/2000, 1 pm, M345
Can
models simulate extreme events? Tahl Kestin, Dept. of Mathematics and
Statistics, Monash University.
Fri. 18/08/2000, 1 pm, M345
Low
Ozone Events during 1997 at Macquarie Island , Simon Grainger, (Ex)
CRC for Southern Hemisphere Meteorology, Monash University.
Fri. 11/08/2000, 1 pm, M345
Modelling
Stratospheric Transport and Global Ozone , Shuha Li, Dept. of Mathematics
and Statistics, Monash University.
Fri. 04/08/2000, 1 pm, M345
The
Generation of Gravity Waves by Convective Clouds , Todd Lane, Dept.
of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University.
Fri. 28/07/2000, 1 pm, M345
Tornado Videos, Robert Goler, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics,
Monash University.
Fri. 21/07/2000, 1 pm, M345
Bushfire Research at NCAR, Terry Clark, Mesoscale and Microscale
Meteorology Division, NCAR.
Mon. 29/05/2000, 1 pm, M345
Solving
the Turbulence Problem Using Statistical Closures Derived via Quantum Field
Theoretic Methods, Terry O'Kane, CRC for SHM, Monash University.
Fri. 30/06/2000, 2 pm - 5 pm, Engineering Lecture Theatre E6, Clayton
CRC Science Workshop.
Fri. 26/05/2000, 1 pm, M345
Global
Overview of the 1997-98 El Nino Southern Oscillation Phenomenon, William
Kinninmonth, Australian Climate Research.
Fri. 05/05/2000, 1 pm, M345
HYSPLIT
forecasts used for smoke management, Orestis Valianatos, Fire Research
Centre, Monash University.
Fri. 28/04/2000, 1 pm, M345
Concentration
observations for estimating Australian sources: would sailing a ship round
Australia be useful? Rachel Law, CRC SHM, Monash University.
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