Domestic media coverage
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Radio Interview: Parkview Elementary School – September 2018
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El Defensor Chieftain: Keeping up with climate in Socorro classrooms: Program helps students learn about weather
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Souring Science: NM Tech professors hope atmospheric research leads to improved weather forecasting
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KOB4, New Mexico News: New Mexico professors using a $2.8M grant to study hurricanes
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El Defensor Chieftain: Researchers from Techland $2.8 million grant
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New Mexico Tech: Flying High to Study Ever-changing Weather
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Albuquerque Journal: Two NM professors get a $2.8M grant to study how hurricanes are formed
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El Defensor Chieftain: Climate consortium donation will fund weather mini-stations
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El Defensor Chieftain: NMT leading $5.4 million studying over the Pacific Ocean
Foreign media coverage
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Total Croatia News: Croatian Scientist to Map American Skies
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Index.hr: Croatian Scientist to Unveil Large Meteorological Mysteries
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Croatian RTL News Segment: A Croat in the Eye of the Storm
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Slobodna Dalmacija (Croatian newspaper): A Split Professor Leading Research Project to Uncover the Mysteries of Meteorology
- Jutarnji List (Croatian newspaper): newspaper article
David J. Raymond Symposium
The theme for this symposium is Interaction between Convection and Large-Scale Disturbances and will celebrate and honor Professor David J. Raymond for his 43-year career as a researcher and educator. Evidence of Dave’s scientific creativity can be found in any of his papers that have become classics. His contributions include theoretical formulations of the Madden-Julian oscillation; a stochastic mixing model for cumulus clouds; pioneering in weak temperature gradient (WTG) simulations; case-studies of easterly waves; thermodynamic control of tropical rainfall; theory on spin-up of tropical cyclones; rational approaches to cumulus parameterizations; regulation of moist convection, wave CISK theory, boundary layer quasi-equilibrium theory and so much more.
The common denominator in Dave’s research is understanding the interaction between convection and large-scale disturbances. We will have 18 invited speakers, all of whom have contributed to this field of study and worked with Dave over the past couple of decades.
For more information on the Symposium click here
Climate & Weather Consortium 