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  1. Local and non-local mechanisms of Arctic warming

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    25 Feb 2016 | Presentations

    Polar amplification (PA) is a prominent feature of currently observed and predicted future climate change suggested by both observations and models. We will discuss several PA mechanisms and feedbacks in the ocean and the atmosphere suggested by different researchers and connect it to the real...

  2. Jafarov Seminar

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    30 Nov 2015 | Presentations

    Dr. Elchin Jafarov is a research associate at the National Snow and Ice Data Center, at the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, University of Colorado Boulder. He has a PhD in Geophysics and a masters degree in Mathematics both from the University of Alaska Fairbanks....

  3. Orbital Forcing and Ice Age

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    02 Jun 2015 | Educational Materials

    Annotated Bibliography by Daniel Koll

  4. Midwest Mathematics and Climate Conference

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    12 May 2015 | Workshops

    The conference is sponsored by the National Science Foundation, Institute of Mathematics and Its Applications, the Office of Research,College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the Department of Mathematics, Department of Geography/Atmospheric Science Program, and The...

  5. Midwest Mathematics and Climate Conference - Day 1 Afternoon Session

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    12 May 2015 | Presentations

    Graham Feingold, National Oceanic & Atmospheric AdministratonDynamical System Analogues to Cloud SystemsShallow convection exhibits fascinating cellular structures at scales of a few to several hundred kilometers. Configurations of relatively cloud free open cell states, or much cloudier...

  6. Introduction to the Mathematics of Climate at UMN - Lecture 18

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    12 May 2015 | Presentations

    This is lecture 18 in the series "Introduction to the Mathematics of Climate" offered at the University of Minnesota in 2014 with the support of MCRN and The Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.

  7. Introduction to the Mathematics of Climate at UMN - Lecture 14

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    12 May 2015 | Presentations

    This is lecture 14 in the series "Introduction to the Mathematics of Climate" offered at the University of Minnesota in 2014 with the support of MCRN and The Institute for Mathematics and its Applications.  

  8. Introduction to the Mathematics of Climate

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    07 May 2015 | Series

    This course will investigate the following questions from a mathematical perspective. What determines the Earth's surface temperature? Why does the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere affect the climate? How do changes in the Earth's orbital parameters change the climate? Why has the Earth...

  9. Sea Ice Physics and Biology

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    18 Mar 2015 | Educational Materials

    Bibliography by S.F.Ackley to accompany tutorial lecture on Biology/Physics Interface in Sea Ice at the 2011 MBI Workshop on Ocean Ecologies and their Physical Habitats in a Changing Climate

  10. NSF's Science Nation Video on David Holland's field work in Greenland

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    18 Mar 2015 | Presentations

    MCRN member and founding principal investigator David Holland was featured in the NSF's Science Nation video, titled, "Mathematician uses skills to study Greenland's retreating glaciers," on September 9,...