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1. Toward improved regional estimates of carbon dioxide sources and sinks through coupled carbon–atmospheric data assimilation

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Open Access
Author:
Chen, Hans Weiteng
Title:
Toward improved regional estimates of carbon dioxide sources and sinks through coupled carbon–atmospheric data assimilation
Graduate Program:
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Keywords:
carbon cycle
data assimilation
atmospheric inversion
climate
climate change
ensemble kalman filter
Bayesian inference
act-america
co2
carbon dioxide
File:
Download chen.pdf
Committee Members:
Fuqing Zhang, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Fuqing Zhang, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Thomas Lauvaux, Committee Member
Steven B. Feldstein, Committee Member
Richard B. Alley, Outside Member
David W. Titley, Outside Member

2. Diagnosing Trends in Tropical Pacific Sea Surface Temperatures Using a Heuristic Atmospheric Longwave Emissivity Model

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Open Access
Author:
Milcarek, Colton
Title:
Diagnosing Trends in Tropical Pacific Sea Surface Temperatures Using a Heuristic Atmospheric Longwave Emissivity Model
Graduate Program:
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Keywords:
emissivity
radiative transfer
atmospheric dynamics
climate change
walker circulation
atmospheric thermodynamics
File:
Download thesis_final_SU21.pdf
Committee Members:
Sukyoung Lee, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Eugene Edmund Clothiaux, Committee Member
Jerry Y Harrington, Committee Member
David J. Stensrud, Program Head/Chair

3. Assessing the impact of model structural complexity of the methane cycle on the Earth system response

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Open Access
Author:
Rolph, Kristina Alixis
Title:
Assessing the impact of model structural complexity of the methane cycle on the Earth system response
Graduate Program:
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Keywords:
atmospheric science
calibration methods
climate change
climate models
ch4
Earth system
Earth system modeling
global warming
greenhouse gas
methane
methane cycle
meteorology
atmospheric science
atmospheric science
calibration methods
climate change
climate models
ch4
Earth system
Earth system modeling
global warming
greenhouse gas
methane
methane cycle
meteorology
File:
Download Rolph_Kristina_Alixis_Dissertation_PSU_2020.pdf
Committee Members:
Chris Eliot Forest, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Chris Eliot Forest, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Kenneth James Davis, Committee Member
Melissa Marie Gervais, Committee Member
Tom Richard, Outside Member
David Jonathan Stensrud, Program Head/Chair