2009 Lecture Series
Snow & Sea Ice Informal Workshop
Originally held February 27, 2009
Organized by Hajo Eicken & Eddy Carmack
Moderated by Norbert Untersteiner
Chapman Chair Lecture Archives 2003-2009
2009
2007
Eddy Carmack
Bering and Climate
Leovy:
Mars
Planetary General Circulation
R.W. Macdonald
Contaminants in the Arctic: Pathways & Change
Organic Carbon in the Arctic Ocean
Wallace
The Atmospheric General Circulation
The Extratropical General Circulation
The Tropical General Circulation
Two Worlds View on the General Circulation of the Atmosphere
Polar Regions
2005
Eddy Carmack
Lecture 1-3: The THC
Lecture 2.1: Water Masses & Stratification
Lecture 2.2: Alpha/Beta Ocean Distinction
Lecture 2.3: The Atlantic/Pacific Showdown
Lecture 3.1: A Panarctic Round Trip
Lecture 3.2: Shelf Types
Lecture 3.3: Arctic Shelves & Estuaries
Lecture 4.1: Halothermodynamics
Lecture 4.2: Recap
Lecture 4.3: Thermohalodynamics
Lecture 5.1: Biology and Climate: Change & Tipping Points
Lecture 5.2: Too Much Freshwater: A kappa-limited ocean
Lecture 6.1: Indignenous Science
Lecture 6.2: Human Dimension
Lecture 7.1: Lakes, Rvers and FW Budgets
Lecture 7.2: Measuring Flow in Northern Rivers
Lecture 7.3: Freshwater Budget
Lecture 8.1: The Physical System
Lecture 8.2: Biological Systems
Lecture 8.3: Triads
2004
C.F. Raymond
Ice Climate Lecture 1: Glaciers & Climate
Ice Climate Lecture 2: Mass Balance - Climate
Ice Climate Lecture 3: Moving Ice
Ice Climate Lecture 4: The Ice Sheets
Ice Climate Lecture 5: Global Warming, Sea-Level, WAIS and Ice Streams
Ice Climate Lecture 6: Glacier Response to Climate Change
Ice Climate Lecture 7: Reduced Glacier Models
Ice Climate Lecture 8: Glacier Overview
2004
Kurtzbach
Climate Lecture 1: Climate observations and climate modeling: an overview
Climate Lecture 2: Climate models and present-day climate
Climate Lecture 3: Climate and plate tectonic processes
Climate Lecture 4: Climate and orbital forcing processes
Climate Lecture 5: Climate and orbital forcing processes 2
Climate Lecture 6: Climate variability at millennial and centennial time scale
Climate Lecture 7: Climate of the past 100 years
Climate Lecture 8: Climates of the Future
2003
R.W. Macdonald
Lecture 1: The hydrological cycle and shelf processes
Lecture 2: The hydrological cycle, shelf-basin interactions and change
Lecture 3: The organic carbon cycle in the Arctic Ocean and a budget for the Beaufort Shelf
Lecture 4: Organic carbon budgets for the Laptev Sea, the Arctic Ocean and change
Lecture 5: Recent and projected change in the Arctic
Lecture 6: Contaminant pathways and concentrating processes
Lecture 7: The influence of change on heavy metals and radionuclides
Lecture 8: The influence of change on organochlorines and hydrocarbons