Seminar Mathematics and Atmospheric Physics

Introduction

For the community seriously interested in mathematics and atmospheric physics, this seminar should serve as an opportunity for exchange and discussion. The seminar is set up as a virtual event to allow participation across different regions. It is held regularly every month (usually first/second Wednesday of the month). The seminar usually starts at 16h (local time, i.e. CET/CEST) on zoom. The link will be distributed via email (see below).

Schedule

The next upcoming event is indicated in blue

Time Title Speaker
28 August 2024 TBA TBA
July 2024 no seminar ... too many workshops and conferences in July
19 June 2024 TBA Franziska Glassmeier, TU Delft
8 May 2024 TBA Clare Singer, Columbia University
3 April 2024 TBA Hendrik Ranocha, JGU Mainz
6 March 2024 The DSI as indicator for persistent states and diabatic processes across the scales Annette Rudolph, TU Berlin
14 February 2024 Asymptotics and Analysis for Warm Clouds Sabine Doppler, University of Vienna
24 January 2024 Mathematics as a key to accountable AI? Illia Horenko, RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau
December 2023 no seminar
November 2023 no seminar
18 October 2023 High-resolution imaging of captured cirrus ice-particles: measurement challenges for data impact in cloud and climate models Nathan Magee, College of New Jersey
13 September 2023 The LASSO Large-Eddy Simulation (LES) Activity for Understanding Clouds and the Boundary Layer: Enabling Research through LES Ensembles for the Community William Gustafson, PNNL
August 2023 no seminar
19 July 2023 Unconventional ways of modelling the atmosphere: implicit advection and r-adaptivity Hilary Weller, University of Reading
14 June 2023 Parallel Timestepping Algorithms for Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Jemma Shipton, University of Exeter
10 May 2023 no seminar
12 April 2023 Identifying Effective Surrogate Models from Multiscale Data Sebastian Krumscheid, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
22 March 2023 shifted to July
2 February 2023 Stochastic Galerkin methods for cloud simulation Maria Lukacova, JGU Mainz
18 January 2023 High order methods for the modeling of moist atmospheric flows on non-column based unstructured grids Simone Marras, New Jersey Institute of Technology
7 December 2022 Impact of turbulence on CCN activation and diffusional growth of cloud droplets Wojciech Grabowski, NCAR
9 November 2022 Retrieving 3D Volumetric Properties of Clouds from Multi-Angle Imagery using Atmospheric Tomography with 3D Radiative Transfer (AT3D) Jesse Loveridge, University of Illinois
19 October 2022 Uncertain turbulent fluxes in the atmospheric boundary layer: a stochastic data-model fusion approach Nikki Vercauteren, University of Oslo
14 September 2022 Inertial particles near a vortex Rama Govindarajan, International Centre for Theoretical Sciences, TIFR, Bangalore
3 August 2022 no seminar
6 July 2022 Supercooling super-droplets: on particle-based modelling of immersion freezing Sylwester Arabas, Jagiellonian University
15 June 2022 A suite of Richardson preconditioners for semi-implicit all-scale atmospheric models Piotr Smolarkiewicz, NCAR
1 June 2022 How white is the sky? Nedjeljka Zagar, University of Hamburg
11 May 2022 Cloud formation in turbulent Rayleigh-Benard convection Raymond Shaw, Michigan Technological University
13 April 2022 shifted to 1 June
9 March 2022 Conservation Principles for Moist Potential Vorticity: A Hamiltonian Approach Parvathi Kooloth, University of Wisconsin-Madison
16 February 2022 Balanced data assimilation with a blended numerical model: Acoustic imbalances Ray Chew, FU Berlin
19 January 2022
17:15 local time
QG-DL-Ekman: Dynamics of a diabatic layer in the quasi-geostrophic framework Rupert Klein, FU Berlin
15 December 2021 cancelled
3 November 2021 Is running a model enough to produce a weather forecast? Bridging the gap between science and operations Manuel Baumgartner & Andreas Lambert, German Weather Service
6 October 2021 A hierarchy of ice cloud models Peter Spichtinger, JGU Mainz
15 September 2021 The gas centrifuge - An opportunity to study atmospheric gravity waves in the laboratory Mark Schlutow, FU Berlin
18 August 2021 Data assimilation and its applications in uncertainty quantification and prediction Nan Chen, University of Wisconsin-Madison
21 July 2021 Pattern formation in clouds via Turing instabilities Juliane Rosemeier, JGU Mainz
9 June 2021 Planetary geostrophic Boussinesq dynamics: barotropic flow, baroclinic instability and forced stationary waves Stamen Dolaptchiev, Goethe University Frankfurt
5 May 2021 Potential vorticity and balanced and unbalanced moisture Alfredo Wetzel, University of Washington
7 April 2021 Adaptive Multilevel Monte Carlo Sampling for Processes of Cloud Formation Stephanie Schwab, JGU Mainz


Contact

If you are interested in participating, please contact me, the events and access links will be further distributed via email.

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