Ann Arbor / Geneva / Meeting Jacksonville / Baltimore / Cancun / Exeter / Philadelphia / CITY / San Diego / Hamburg / Long Beach / Buenos Aires / Washington / /
Company
Dell / GFDL / MD International Detection/Attribution Group / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
United States / Australia / United Kingdom / Asia / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
NY Friday Harbor / HQ Seminar / College Park / University of Albany / Engineering Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory / International Research Institute / Atmospheric Sciences University of Washington / /
IndustryTerm
performance computing / web-based document repository / important products / Real-time seasonal forecasts / research product / planktonics food web / energy flows / satellite era / guidance tool / /
NaturalFeature
Artic Sea / /
Organization
University of Washington / Australian Centre for Climate and Weather Research / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Department of Energy / NCEP’s Environmental Modeling Center / NJ International Congress / International Research Institute / Climate Prediction Center / Board on Atmospheric Sciences and Climate Climate / NWS Tropical Prediction Center / United Nations / George Mason University / University of Albany / NOAA’s National Weather Service / CO Environmental Satellite Processing Center / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / NCAR / United States Navy / CA National Academics Ocean Sciences Board Monmouth / 12th International Aerocom Conference Brief CIO Council / US National Multi-Model Ensemble / /
Person
Leo Biases / Silver Spring / Paul Modeling / Paul Dust / John Heat / Ron High / Lucas High / Mike Cox / Norbert GerbierMumm / Kirk Bryan / Charles High / /
Position
SPEAKER / Not-Invited DATES SPEAKER / Governor / low-resolution ocean model for efficiency / /
Product
Seasonal Forecast System / CM2.5 / CM2.0 / using GFDL’s CM2.0 / /
GFDL Laboratory Review, May 20 – May 22, 2014 Products A list of research products, information and services, models and model simulations, and an assessment of their impact