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CMMAP engages in two-way knowledge transfer that benefits the Center, the public, and the academic and research 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

 

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Director for Knowledge Transfer
Steve Krueger
815 Atmospheric Sciences
University of Utah
135 S 1460 East
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
801 581 3903
steven.krueger@utah.edu
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Knowledge Transfer Team
Name Institution Role in CMMAP
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 Director for Knowledge Transfer; Development of improved microphysics and turbulence parameterizations for MMFs
Matt Masarik Colorado State University Student representative
Wayne Schubert Colorado State University 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

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