First ARM Summer Training to be Held in Oklahoma
Published: 11 February 2015
The summer training will provide theoretical and practical instruction on instruments from the Southern Great Plains site and will encourage innovative methods for using ARM facilities to address complex scientific inquiries. The summer training will be held at the National Weather Center in Norman, Oklahoma.
Daily activities will include two keynote lectures and discussion, followed by four to six hour sessions of group activities. The working groups will explore the following themes:
- Boundary layer structure
- Cloud birth and fraction
- Cloud properties
- Cloud to precipitation transitioning
- Precipitation properties
- Models ability to capture clouds
The training is open to graduate students and postdoctoral associates in atmospheric sciences interested in observations and modeling of aerosols, clouds, and precipitation. Please send your application (i.e., a motivation letter, one recommendation letter, and curriculum vitae [CV]) in a single PDF to Jackie Marshall at jackie.marshall@pnnl.gov. Selected participants will have their travel and accommodation expenses covered by the ARM Facility.
Participant applications are due April 30, 2015.
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