Predicting and Managing Extreme Weather and Climate Events - Fall 2011
Explore extreme weather prediction and management with NOAA's Jane Lubchenco. Learn about challenges in forecasting, monitoring, and mitigating impacts of various environmental events to enhance community resilience.
Innovations for Understanding Weather and Climate
New tools for weather and climate monitoring: mobile alerts for severe weather, advanced cloud radar systems, and high-altitude atmospheric gas sampling techniques to enhance forecasting and climate research.
Sprites and Elves: 3D Observations of Upper Atmospheric Lightning Phenomena
Groundbreaking 3D observations of sprites and elves, mysterious luminous events in the upper atmosphere, reveal new insights into their formation and characteristics.
New Atmospheric Sciences Fellows Presentations - Fall Meeting 2012
Presentations by new Atmospheric Sciences Fellows covering topics like cumulus convection modeling, organic nitrates, aerosol oxidation, and extreme convective storms using satellite data.
Nonlinear and Scaling Processes in the Atmosphere and Ocean at All Scales
Explore cutting-edge research on nonlinear and scaling processes in atmospheric and oceanic systems, covering climate reconstructions, sensitivity, long-range memory, megadroughts, turbulence, and micro-scale phenomena.
Lightning and Climate - Franklin Lecture 2012
Exploring lightning's role in climate change, its correlation with temperature and water vapor, and its potential as a climate indicator. Discusses challenges in long-term monitoring and the impact of aerosols on lightning activity.
What's Going On in the Arctic - Fall 2012 Arctic Report Card Update
Experts discuss alarming Arctic changes: record sea ice loss, declining snow extent, rising permafrost temperatures, and extensive Greenland ice sheet melting, despite unremarkable air temperatures.
Tropical Convection: A Half Century Quest for Understanding
Exploring tropical convection's role in global climate, from field expeditions to satellite observations, revealing advances in understanding cloud-circulation interactions and their impact on weather patterns.
Predicting and Managing Extreme Weather and Climate Events
Explore strategies for predicting and managing extreme weather and climate events with insights from Dr. Jane Lubchenco's lecture at the AGU Fall Meeting 2011.
Climate and Meteorological Applications for GNSS and Related Remote Sensing Techniques
Explore cutting-edge research on using GNSS and remote sensing for climate and meteorological applications, including water vapor mapping, temperature anomalies, and tropospheric observations.
Transport and Impacts of African Dust on Weather and Climate - Part 1
Explore African dust's impact on tropical cyclones, climate, and ice nucleation. Discover trends in dust transport to the Caribbean and its influence on the hydrologic cycle and tropical convection.
Gravity Waves in the Atmosphere and Ocean - Part 1
Explore cutting-edge research on gravity waves in atmosphere and oceans. Topics include aviation turbulence, internal wave dynamics, predictability, observations, and climate model comparisons.
Evidence for Human Effects on Global Climate
Explore evidence for human-induced climate change with insights from an American Physical Society subcommittee, covering key findings and implications for global climate policy.
Twenty-Five Years of New Discoveries in Atmospheric and Space Electricity
Explore groundbreaking discoveries in atmospheric and space electricity over the past quarter-century, presented by D. D. Sentman from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks.
Black Carbon - Reducing a Major Climate-Warming Agent from the Atmosphere
Explores black carbon's impact on global warming, California's clean air progress, and innovative monitoring tools for developing countries. Highlights latest research and technological advancements in addressing this climate challenge.
Catching Lightning in the Act - New Insights from X-Ray Imaging
Groundbreaking x-ray imaging and high-speed video reveal new insights into lightning's mysterious journey from cloud to ground, advancing our understanding of this powerful natural phenomenon.
Meteotsunamis: Understanding and Predicting Weather-Driven Oceanic Waves
Explore meteotsunamis: weather-driven waves posing coastal hazards. Learn about ongoing research, their impacts, and efforts to develop early warning systems for these lesser-known oceanic phenomena.
Recent Advances in the Hydrologic Sciences I - 2017 Fall Meeting
Explore cutting-edge research in hydrology, covering topics like water resources, environmental engineering, and climate impacts on water systems. Gain insights from leading experts in the field.
Devendra Lal Memorial Medal Lecture - 2017 Fall Meeting
Explore groundbreaking research in geophysics and atmospheric sciences with S K Satheesh's Devendra Lal Memorial Medal lecture at the AGU Fall Meeting.
NASA's Juno Mission - Mid-Mission Report on Jupiter Discoveries
Discover NASA's Juno mission's latest findings on Jupiter's aurora, magnetic field, atmospheric dynamics, and lightning. Learn about future plans and insights from expert panelists.
AGU-JpGU Great Debate - Fall 2017
Explore diverse perspectives on Earth and space sciences in this AGU-JpGU Great Debate featuring expert panelists discussing critical issues and future directions in geosciences research and policy.