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Publication or Paper Diurnal timescale feedbacks in the tropical cumulus regime

Publication or Paper A Comparison of X-band Polarization Parameters with In-Situ Microphysical Measurements in the Comma Head of Two Winter Cyclones

Publication or Paper Liquid/Ice Mass Partition in Tropical Maritime Convective Clouds

Publication or Paper Ice Crystal Sizes in High Ice Water Content Clouds. Part 1: On the Computation of Median Mass Diameter from In Situ Measurements.

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	Between Weather and Climate NCAR & UCAR AtmosNews 6 February 2012
MJO Conversations Real Climate 1 November 2011	Colorado State University Scientists Researching Phenomenon in the Indian Ocean that Controls Weather Around the Globe CSU Department of Relations 21 October 2011
By Air, Land, and Sea: Exploring the Mysteries of the Madden-Julian Oscillation NOAA's Climate Projects Office	Investigating a Tropical Weather Pattern with Global Reach Columbia University 13 October 2011
ONR Funds Scientists in International Climate Research and Modeling Project Physorg.com 13 October 2011	Gan Hosts International Storm Research Team Minivan News 2 October 2011
Geoscientists go far afield for international project Texas A&M University \| Geosciences 26 September 2011	Scientists Probe Indian Ocean for Clues on Worldwide Weather Patterns NSF 22 September 2011
Dynamics of the Madden-Julian Oscillation (DYNAMO) NOAA Earth Systems Research Laboratory 23 August 2011

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ORCAS Science Team Meeting, 7-9 September 2016

ORCAS Science Team Meeting, 7-9 September 2016

ORCAS Science Team Meeting, 7-9 September 2016

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Wednesday, 7 September 2016
08:30	Coffee and warmup
09:00	Introduction/Overview	Britt Stephens
09:30	GV Flight Level Data	Cory Wolff
09:45	NCAR/EOL Data Management	Linda Echo-Hawk
10:00	ORCAS modeling frameworks	Matthew Long
10:45	Break
11:15	Large scale O2 and CO2 signals	Britton Stephens
12:00	Lunch
13:15	Boundary Layer Stoichiometry of Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide During ORCAS	Eric Morgan
14:00	Connecting Observed Curtains for Flux Estimation with STILT	Martín Hoecker-Martínez
14:45	Break
15:15	Evidence That Palmer Station Antarctica Seasonal O2 and CO2 Cycles Understate Regional Marine Boundary Layer Means	Jonathan Bent
16:00	Spatial and seasonal patterns of air-sea oxygen and carbon dioxide fluxes from profiling floats in the Southern Ocean	Seth Bushinsky
16:45	Wrap up discussion
17:00	Adjourn
18:00	Group dinner: Under the Sun (Table Mesa & Broadway)

Thursday, 8 September 2016
08:30	Coffee
09:00	AWAS trace gas measurements during ORCAS	Elliot Atlas
09:45	TOGA Observations	Apel/Hornbrook
10:25	Inverse Flux Estimates and Marine Sources of DMS, Isoprene, and Monoterpenes	Lizzy Asher
10:30	Break
11:00	Ocean “mixed” layer dynamics in the Southern Ocean	Dan Whitt
11:45	Lunch
13:15	Brief overview of ORCAS cloud properties: Focus on lower-altitude clouds	Jorgen Jensen
13:45	First Look at Water Content	Jeff Stith
14:00	Water vapor measurements from the VCSEL hygrometer and cloud microphysical properties in ORCAS campaign	Minghui Diao
14:45	Break
15:15	Optical Properties of the Water Column for ORCAS: Airborne (PRISM), Satellite, and Ship Measurements	Heidi Dierssen
16:00	Biogeochemical observations from the Drake Passage Time-series	Dave Munro
16:45	Wrap up discussion
17:00	Adjourn

Friday, 9 September 2016
08:30	Coffee
09:00	N2O, flux variability, and other thoughts	Eric Kort
09:45	Long-lived tracers, ORCAS.gif	Colm Sweeney
10:30	Break
11:00	Discussion: data submission, paper planning,....
12:00	Lunch
13:30	Adjourn (to informal collaborations)
Afternoon discussions:
12:00-1:00	Britt, Seth, Matt, others SOCCOM+ORCAS	ML 680-B
1:00-2:00	Morgan O2:CO2 paper planning	ML 680-B
2:00-3:00	AO2/Medusa teams - ATom 2 inlets	ML 680-B
3:00-4:00	C-COAST	ML 680-B

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Publication or Paper The Mid-latitude Lower-Stratospheric Mountain Wave "Valve Layer"

Publication or Paper The impact of the diurnal cycle on the propagation of MJO convection across the Maritime Continent

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