• Exploring Regional Emissions and Tropospheric Ozone in the Eastern United States Using Air Quality Models and Data Products 

  Ring, Allison Marie (2019)

  Tropospheric ozone (O3) is a harmful pollutant regulated by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through the use of designated air quality standards. Within the United States, approximately 110 million people live ...

• ON THE ORIGIN OF HYDROCLIMATE CHANGE OVER CONTINENTS THROUGH SEASONALLY-STRATIFIED TRENDS 

  Thomas, Natalie Paige (2019)

  Global hydroclimate has undergone significant changes over the twentieth century. Temperature and precipitation changes have not been uniform in space or time and mechanisms driving many continental changes remain to be ...

• Strongly Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Data Assimilation with the Local Ensemble Transform Kalman Filter 

  Sluka, Travis Cole (2018)

  Current state-of-the-art coupled data assimilation systems handle the ocean and atmosphere separately when generating an analysis, even though ocean atmosphere models are subsequently run as a coupled system for forecasting. ...

• Estimates of Regional Carbon Dioxide Fluxes Using a Dense Network of Low-Cost In Situ Observations 

  Martin, Cory (2018)

  Current inverse modeling-based estimates of carbon dioxide (CO2) fluxes in urban areas typically use a network of 10-20 observation sites featuring high-accuracy gas analyzers that can cost over $100,000 each. Recently, ...

• Data Driven Prediction Without a Model 

  Lynch, Erin M (2019)

  Ensemble data assimilation techniques, including the Ensemble Transform Kalman Filter (ETKF), have been successfully used to improve prediction skill in numerical models for weather forecasting. However, less research has ...

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