
This AVHRR image shows heavy ice cover on the Great Lakes. Synoptic views such as these provide rapid assessment of ice thickness and texture, which in turn provide crucial information for predicting shoreline erosion, impacts on the shipping industry, and lake effect snows.
EPSSI NEWS
Special Seminar Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Proposal in Progress November 5, 2009
David F. Nitz (Physics/EPSSI), Brian E. Fick (Physics/EPSSI), Roger Kieckhafer (ECE/EPSSI), Johana Chirinos (Physics/EPSSI), "Collaborative Research on Ulta-High Energy Cosmic Rays at the Pierre Auger Observatory (United States, Argentina, France and Germany)," University of Chicago/NSF
Proposals in Progress September 21, 2009
Raymond Shaw (Physics/EPSSI), Will Cantrell (Physics/EPSSI), Claudio Mazzoleni (Physics/EPSSI), Lynn Mazzoleni (Chemistry/EPSSI), "MRI-R2: Development of a Multiple Turbulent Reaction Chamber for Laboratory Studies of Atmospheric Aerosol and Cloud Processes," NSF
Will Cantrell (Physics/EPSSI), Claudio Mazzoleni (Physics/EPSSI), "Measurement of Ice Nuclei in the Contact Mode," Dept. of Commerce-NOAA
Simon A. Carn (GMES/EPSSI), "Early Career: An Evaluation of Chemical Transport and Dispersion Models Using Satellite Observations of Volcanic Sulfur Dioxide Emissions," DOE
The Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences Institute (EPSSI) facilitates and promotes research and education in interdisciplinary areas spanning Earth and its ecosystems to the reaches of intergalactic space. Twenty faculty, representing seven different departments, are members of EPSSI. EPSSI oversees the interdisciplinary, non-departmental PhD program in Atmospheric Science as well as the University minor in Remote Sensing.
EPSSI's goals are to work by consensus to promote Earth, planetary and space sciences at Michigan Tech through (1) interdisciplinary coursework and programs, (2) group funding efforts for equipment and research, and (3) interdisciplinary seminars and short courses.
EPSSI's previous incarnation was as the Remote Sensing Institute (RSI).
EPSSI IS HOME OF THE
Mondays, 4 pm, M&M U113
Open to all juniors, seniors and grad students! Visitors to lectures are welcome!
