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communities. This will occur through the transfer of the modeling technology to other modeling centers, and
through the creation of new publications channels for work on global environmental modeling.
- Center Highlights in Knowledge Transfer
- Introducing JAMES A new journal in Earth Systems Modeling.
- Student Section - Opportunities at the graduate, postdoc and faculty levels within CMMAP and its partner academic institutions
- KT Partners - Government Centers, Climate and NWP Centers, Industry Partners
- Publication Projects
- Book - project link for authors
- Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
- CMMAP Highlights
- CMMAP Research Groups - List of CMMAP research groups on the 'Student Section'
- Past Conference & Workshop Photos
Quick link to KT Themes and Blog :
KT to Climate Modeling and NWP Centers | Book & Journal KT Objectives & Collaboration Wikis
Outreach ActivitiesKT to Climate Modeling and NWP Centers | Book & Journal KT Objectives & Collaboration Wikis
- Outreach activities with University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR)
CMMAP has an active partnership with UCAR to disseminate CMMAP science results to a range of audiences through their
Windows to the Universe website. All of this material is delivered in three different levels, in both Spanish and English.
The site serves over 1 million unique users per month.
Director for Knowledge Transfer
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Wayne Schubert Atmospheric Science Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 970 491 8521 waynes@atmos.colostate.edu |
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Rodger Ames Atmospheric Science Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 970 491 8724 rames@atmos.colostate.edu |
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Knowledge Transfer Team
| Name | Institution | Role in CMMAP |
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| Rodger Ames | Colorado State University | Knowledge Transfer Manager |
| William Collins | LBL - Earth Sciences Division | Developer of radiative transfer parameterizations; Liaison to CCSM |
| Leo Donner | Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, NOAA | Development of improved MMFs and improved conventional parameterizations; Editor for the book, The Development of Atmospheric General Circulation Models: Complexity, Synthesis, and Computation |
| Steve Krueger | University of Utah/Meteorology | Development of improved microphysics and turbulence parameterizations for MMFs |
| Matt Masarik | Colorado State University | Student representative |
| Wayne Schubert | Colorado State University | Director for Knowledge Transfer; further development of the MMF with an emphasis on the choice of governing equations; Editor for the book, The Development of Atmospheric General Circulation Models: Complexity, Synthesis, and Computation |
| Richard Somerville | University of California Scripps Institution of Oceanography | Development of cloud-radiation parameterizations; Editor for the book, The Development of Atmospheric General Circulation Models: Complexity, Synthesis, and Computation |
| Stephen Lord | National Centers for Environmental Prediction, NOAA | Potential of MMFs to improve weather forecasts |
