JCSDA - All Seminars

JCSDA Seminars

• Upcoming 2010 JCSDA Seminars

Past JCSDA Seminars

• 2009 JCSDA Seminars
• 2008 JCSDA Seminars
• 2007 JCSDA Seminars
• 2006 JCSDA Seminars
• 2003-2005 JCSDA Seminars

Other Seminars

• OneNOAA Science Seminars
• NCEP Environmental Modelling Center Seminar Schedule
• STAR Seminar Schedule
• University of Maryland, Department of Oceanic and Atmospheric Science Seminar Series
• ESSIC Seminars
• NASA Goddard Space Flight Center GMAO Seminars
• Goddard Engineering Colloquium Series
• Seminars at Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Studies (COLA) / Institute of Global Environment and Society (IGES)

About JCSDA's Seminar Series

The seminar series of the Joint Center for Satellite Data Assimilation includes presentations on satellite observing instruments, radiative transfer models for use in satellite data assimilation, algorithms for deriving information on the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land surface from satellite observations, advances in data assimilation techniques, preparations for assimilation of data from new satellite instruments, and impacts of satellite data on weather and climate predictions. The seminars are about 1 hour in duration (including discussion period) and are held monthly, usually on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 2 PM, and are open to the public.

The audience for the seminars generally consists of remote sensing researchers from NOAA/NESDIS, data assimilation experts and modelers from NOAA/NCEP and NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Global Modeling and Assimilation Office, and students/faculty from the University of Maryland.

For Presentation Authors:

If you are a presentation author and are going to be giving a talk with slides for a JCSDA seminar, please see this list of information and guidelines to assist you in preparing your slides for addition to the JCSDA website.