[Grad-postdoc-assn] Atmospheric Rivers at NCAR/UCAR/UOP

[Manuela Brunner]

Dear Colleagues,

We are organizing an in-house (virtual) workshop this Fall (date to be 
determined) focused on atmospheric rivers (ARs) and their related 
impacts across NCAR/UCAR labs and projects. ARs transport large amounts 
of moisture across latitudes and are key to Earth’s water cycle, 
supplying communities around the globe with important water resources.  
Extreme ARs, however, can produce intense precipitation that lead to 
high impact events, such as severe floods, and pose significant risk to 
affected communities.


The goals of this workshop are: 1) to increase cross-lab collaborations 
and 2) educate ourselves on current or planned AR research at our 
institution.  The workshop will be structured to include short 
presentations, and will focus on discussion and finding intersections 
for collaboration. A potential workshop outcome could be writing a 
common proposal across labs.


If you are working in the field, or are interested in this topic, please 
fill out our google form <https://forms.gle/egNcFGfTApfSctBp6>which will 
help us plan and gauge interest. Feel free to contact us for more 
information.



Christine Shields (CGD)

James Done (MMM)

Daniel Swain (MMM)

Manuela Brunner (RAL)


-- 
Dr. Manuela I. Brunner
PostDoc
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)
3450 Mitchell Ln, Boulder CO 80301
manuelab at ucar.edu
Tel: 303-497-2839
https://manuelabrunner.com/

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