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  1. Clouds in a Glass of Beer: Simple Experiments in Atmospheric Physics by Craig F. Bohren, 2001-07-10
  2. Physics of Solar System Plasmas (Cambridge Atmospheric and Space Science Series) by Thomas E. Cravens, 2004-11-11
  3. Physics of Climate (Volume 0) by Peixoto P. Jose, 2007-10-24
  4. Short Course in Cloud Physics, Third Edition (International Series in Natural Philosophy) by M K Yau, R R ROGERS, 1989-01-15
  5. Statistical Methods in the Atmospheric Sciences, Volume 91, Second Edition (International Geophysics) by Daniel S. Wilks, 2005-12-05
  6. The Physics of Plasmas by T. J. M. Boyd, J. J. Sanderson, 2003-02-03
  7. Atmospheric Data Analysis (Cambridge Atmospheric and Space Science Series) by Roger Daley, 1993-11-26
  8. An Introduction to Atmospheric Thermodynamics by Anastasios Tsonis, 2007-08-13
  9. Atmospheric Convection by Kerry A. Emanuel, 1994-02-17
  10. Introduction to Geomagnetically Trapped Radiation (Cambridge Atmospheric and Space Science Series) by Martin Walt, 2005-12-15
  11. Atmospheric and Oceanic Fluid Dynamics: Fundamentals and Large-scale Circulation by Geoffrey K. Vallis, 2006-11-06
  12. Principles of Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry by Richard Goody, 1995-12-28
  13. Physics of Ice by Victor F. Petrenko, Robert W. Whitworth, 2002-03-21
  14. Ionospheres: Physics, Plasma Physics, and Chemistry (Cambridge Atmospheric and Space Science Series) by Robert W. Schunk, Andrew F. Nagy, 2004-11-25

21. UMBC Department Of Physics: Research: Atmospheric Physics
UMBC An Honors University in Maryland Faculty, students, and scientists in the UMBC Atmospheric Physics (ATPH) graduate program perform research in a number of areas in
http://physics.umbc.edu/research/atmospheric
UMBC Links: A-Z Index myUMBC Calendar Computing ... Give Back Research Atmospheric Physics Faculty, students, and scientists in the UMBC Atmospheric Physics (ATPH) graduate program perform research in a number of areas in collaboration with affiliated and adjunct faculty from NASA and NOAA. This research is conducted by members of the physics department in the Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology (JCET) , and by members of the closely-related Goddard Earth Sciences and Technology Center (GEST) who mainly work at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) 25 miles south of the campus in Greenbelt, Maryland. There are numerous research opportunities in atmospheric physics for both graduate and undergraduate students at UMBC. For more information, please visit webpages for the individual Atmospheric Physics research groups, the Atmospheric Physics Graduate Program webpage, and the webpages for JCET and GEST Faculty with Research Interests in Atmospheric Physics
  • Air-Quality and Cloud Physics
    Dr. Hoff

22. Apcling - Atmospheric Physics And Climate Investigation Group
Atmospheric Physics investigations, Climate study, Dynamical climate downscaling, Development of climate version of regional ETA model (ETA CCS),Development of radiation
http://apcling.org/
Atmospheric Physics and Climate Investigation Group (APCLING)
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Who we are
We are scientific researchers working in Atmospheric Physics and Climate Modelling: Dr. Igor A. Pisnichenko
Dr. Tatiana A. Tarasova
After graduating Physics Department of Moscow State University in the end of 70-s years we were working in the Moscow A.M. Oboukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics of Russian Academy of Science (IAP RAS). From 1995 to 2009 we were working as invited scientists in Brazilian research centers: the Centre of Weather Forecast and Climate Studies (CPTEC), the System of Meteorology of Parana State(SIMEPAR), the Parana State University. Participating in the project PROBIO (2005-2007) we have developed the climate version of the NCEP ETA model ( ETA CCS ) and performed long-term integration for periods 1961-1990 and 2071-2100. During fifteen years of our work in Brazil we were conducting theoretical investigations in the atmospheric physics, have developed new methods for the parametrisation of physical processes in atmospheric circulation models and proposed new methods for model performance evaluation. In June 2009 we have organised independent research group (Atmospheric Physics and Climate Investigation Group - APCLING ) located in Curitiba, Parana, Brazil.

23. Atmospheric Optics
Photo visual spectacles produced by light playing on water drops, dust and ice crystals in the atmosphere. Explanations applying atmospheric physics, images and downloadable freeware to simulate them.
http://www.atoptics.co.uk/

24. Institute Of Atmospheric Physics Chinese Academy Of Sciences
The Institute of Atmospheric Physics Tel +8610-62028606 82995018 Fax +86-10-62028604 Email zhangl@mail.iap.ac.cn Address Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy
http://english.iap.cas.cn/
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25. MISU Middle Atmosphere Research
The Atmospheric Physics Group s research is concentrated on improving our understanding of the physics and chemistry that determine the structure and composition of the middle and upper atmosphere.
http://www.misu.su.se/atmphy.htm
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26. Department Of Physics And Astronomy: Atmospheric Physics
Atmospheric Physics About the Atmospheric Physics Research Group. Faculty Marshall, Rust, and Stolzenburg. Thunderstorm electricity is the main focus of research for the atmospheric
http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/physics_and_astronomy/research/atmospheric.html

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Faculty: Marshall , Rust, and Stolzenburg Thunderstorm electricity is the main focus of research for the atmospheric physics group at The University of Mississippi. Although this subject has been investigated by many people over the last 250 years, surprisingly little is known of the internal electrical structure of storms or the processes by which storms become electrified. Our group investigates the electrical, dynamical, and precipitation characteristics of thunderstorms mainly through observational methods. During field campaigns, instrumented balloons are launched into thunderstorms to measure the electric field and other internal parameters of the clouds. Our observations are also contributing to a better understanding of fundamental questions in atmospheric electricity. Our electric field data have helped identify a possible lightning initiation process, and they are proving useful to scientists studying sprite and other high-altitude luminous events. In addition, we are collaborating with researchers at Russia's Institute of Applied Physics on studies of the contribution of thunderstorms to the global electrical circuit. Our unique database of nearly 200 soundings through many types of thunderstorms is a rich resource for various extended studies in atmospheric physics. For more details on this research program, see the

27. Atmospheric Sciences | Ask.com Encyclopedia
Divisions of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) oversee research projects and weather modeling involving atmospheric physics.
http://www.ask.com/wiki/Atmospheric_sciences?qsrc=3044

28. Atmospheric Physics Definition Of Atmospheric Physics In The Free Online Encyclo
atmospheric physics at mə sfir ik ′fiz iks (geophysics) The study of the physical phenomena of the atmosphere. Physics, Atmospheric . the branch of meteorology that studies
http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Atmospheric physics

29. UMBC Department Of Physics: Research: Atmospheric Physics
Research at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, includes making infrared, visible and ultraviolet measurements of gases and aerosols in the atmosphere using both passive and active remote sensing systems.
http://www.physics.umbc.edu/research/atmospheric
UMBC Links: A-Z Index myUMBC Calendar Computing ... Give Back Research Atmospheric Physics Faculty, students, and scientists in the UMBC Atmospheric Physics (ATPH) graduate program perform research in a number of areas in collaboration with affiliated and adjunct faculty from NASA and NOAA. This research is conducted by members of the physics department in the Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology (JCET) , and by members of the closely-related Goddard Earth Sciences and Technology Center (GEST) who mainly work at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) 25 miles south of the campus in Greenbelt, Maryland. There are numerous research opportunities in atmospheric physics for both graduate and undergraduate students at UMBC. For more information, please visit webpages for the individual Atmospheric Physics research groups, the Atmospheric Physics Graduate Program webpage, and the webpages for JCET and GEST Faculty with Research Interests in Atmospheric Physics
  • Air-Quality and Cloud Physics
    Dr. Hoff

30. The ISU Atmospheric Physics Homepage
John L. Stanford Emeritus Professor Atmospheric Physics Department of Physics and Astronomy Iowa State University
http://www.public.iastate.edu/~atmos/
John L. Stanford
Emeritus Professor
Atmospheric Physics
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Iowa State University
(Photo Courtesy of ISU Meteorology program) The tornado at left had just destroyed the tiny hamlet of Jordan in open farmlands about 10km west of Ames and ISU. The tornado occurred on a June afternoon in 1976 and was about 1km in diameter at this time. Thankfully it missed populated areas, and us! More information on this and other Iowa tornadoes is found in TORNADO - Accounts of Tornadoes in Iowa by John Stanford (Iowa State University Press, 1987) which also contains TORNADO SAFETY RULES
Research in our group has focused on several aspects of satellite observations and dynamics of ozone and the middle atmosphere.
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31. NMT Department Of Physics
Current research interests include cloud physics and thunderstorm structure, lightning and atmospheric electricity, the interaction of clouds and climate, middle atmospheric photochemistry and atmospheric radioactivity.
http://physics.nmt.edu/Research/atmos.html
Physics Department
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    NMT Homepage Magdalena Ridge Observatory Langmuir Laboratory NRAO
    Atmospheric Physics Research
    Overview of the Program
    Atmospheric Physics is an important part of the New Mexico Tech Physics department. Seven of the faculty are active in atmospheric physics research, joined in this research by undergraduate and graduate students , by adjunct and emeritus faculty, by post-docs and by colleagues at other institutions. Current research interests include cloud physics and thunderstorm structure, lightning and atmospheric electricity, the interaction of clouds and climate, middle atmospheric photochemistry, and atmospheric radioactivity. The faculty and students are often active in developing specialized, front-line instrumentation in order to study these phenomena. They may take part in field work often in collaboration with worldwide atmospheric science research efforts in order to gather critical data. They may also develop theoretical models and use such models to interpret their data in the larger setting of the physics of the earth's atmosphere and climate. Current research interests include
    • Cloud physics: from the internal dynamics of clouds (such as convection and ice/rain formation) to their role in global climate patterns.

    32. University Of Adelaide | Atmospheric Physics Group
    The Group is studying the dynamics and structure of the atmosphere from the ground up to a height of about 100 km, using ground-based radar and optical systems.
    http://www.physics.adelaide.edu.au/atmospheric/research.htm
    The University of Adelaide School of Chemistry and Physics
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    Overview
    The atmosphere is a complex system in which energy is absorbed, stored, radiated and transported by a rich variety of processes that impact directly on the environment. The Atmospheric Physics group is mainly concerned with the study of the dynamics and structure of the atmosphere from the ground up to a height of about 100 km. Emphasis is placed on ground-based radar and optical studies of the dynamics and structure over a wide range of time scales, but other related areas, such as meteor and ionospheric physics, are also of interest. There is particular interest in the development of new hardware and data analysis techniques, as well as on data acquisition and interpretation. Many of the techniques developed by the group have become widely adopted on a world-wide basis as the standard methods in the field. The Atmospheric Physics group carries out its research at a number of field sites in the southern hemisphere. The main field station at Buckland Park , located some 40 km north of Adelaide, is used for both radar and optical studies. Buckland Park, which is some 150 hectares in area, is the site of three radars, one of which operates at 2 MHz and the other two at 54 MHz, as well as the optical instruments. The

    33. UMBC Department Of Physics: Graduate Programs : Degrees : MS And PhD In Atmosphe
    UMBC An Honors University in Maryland MS and PhD in Atmoshperic Physics. Atmospheric Physics MS Requirements. Atmospheric Physics PhD Requirements
    http://physics.umbc.edu/grad/atmospheric.php
    UMBC Links: A-Z Index myUMBC Calendar Computing ... Give Back Graduate Programs Graduate Degree Programs MS and PhD in Atmoshperic Physics Atmospheric Physics MS Requirements Atmospheric Physics PhD Requirements Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology (JCET) faculty. The programs are structured to provide concentrations in atmospheric radiative transfer, remote sensing, inverse problems, observational techniques (LIDAR, Fourier Transform Spectroscopy, Satellite Radiometry) and in the general problems of global climate change and atmospheric pollution. Students will acquire a solid core of basic physics by taking some of the courses offered in UMBC's Applied Physics PhD program. They also will have the opportunity to interact with graduate students and faculty in several other departments at UMBC and will have many resources at NASA/ Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) available to them via UMBC's Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology (JCET) , a cooperative venture between UMBC and NASA/GSFC. There are close working relationships between the Applied and Atmospheric Physics programs and other research institutions in the Baltimore-Washington area. These include the

    34. Chiang Mai University Atmospheric Physics Research
    Research is focused on the investigation and analysis of atmospheric features, regional climate change and air pollution.
    http://www.physics.science.cmu.ac.th/AtmosLab/

    35. ETH - IACETH - Atmospheric Physics (Prof. Ulrike Lohmann)
    Full size video in swissinfo.ch (english) Video in deutsch (swissinfo.ch) The Atmospheric Physics group focuses on the role of aerosols (also known as particulate matter) and
    http://www.iac.ethz.ch/groups/lohmann
    About Us People Contact Sitemap ... Atmospheric Dynamics (Prof. Heini Wernli)
    Atmospheric Physics (Prof. Ulrike Lohmann)
    Prof. Ulrike Lohmann 's research in short: Full size video in swissinfo.ch (english)
    Video in deutsch (swissinfo.ch)
    The Atmospheric Physics group focuses on the role of aerosols (also known as particulate matter) and clouds in the climate system. Clouds are one of the largest uncertainties for climate change predictions ( IPCC, 2007 ). They scatter solar radiation causing a cooling (albedo effect of clouds) but absorb and re-emit terrestrial radiation causing a warming (greenhouse effect of clouds). While the cooling effect of clouds dominates for low-level clouds (stratus, stratocumulus), the warming effect dominates for high-level ice clouds (cirrus). Additionally anthropogenic aerosols such as sulfate, nitrate, soot and organic compounds can modify cloud microphysical properties. An increase in aerosols causes an increase in the number of cloud droplets. This causes the cloud to appear brighter from space (indirect cloud albedo effect), which offsets some of the greenhouse gas warming. More and smaller droplets also retard rain formation, which has implications for the amount and distribution of precipitation. Similarly aerosols also influence ice and mixed-phase clouds. Here much less is known about the relevant freezing processes and which aerosols act as centers for ice crystals, so-called ice nuclei (IN). Therefore it is not even clear yet if an increase in aerosols will also cause mixed-phase and ice clouds to be brighter and to precipitate less or if the contrary happens.

    36. Spectral Calculator
    Provides line-by-line simulation of high resolution infrared atmospheric gas spectra. Supporting this are the blackbody calculator, atmosphere constituent browser and the sun position calculator.
    http://www.spectralcalc.com

    37. Cambridge University Press - Atmospheric Physics
    Atmospheric Physics. Below is a selection of the latest major Atmospheric Physics books from Cambridge University Press Australia and New Zealand.
    http://www.cambridge.org/aus/browse/default.asp?subjectID=76950

    38. Auroras: Paintings In The Sky
    What are auroras? What makes them happen? What do they look like? Where can you see them? Photos and QuickTime movies of the northern lights, and Realaudio interviews with NASA scientists.
    http://www.exploratorium.edu/learning_studio/auroras/index.html

    39. Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory - Atmospheric Physics And Chemistry
    Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory conducts research in atmospheric, climate, and ocean sciences. Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory is part of the National Oceanic and
    http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/atmospheric-physics-and-chemistry
    GFDL - Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory
    Skip to main content Research ... Cooperative Institute (CICS)
    Atmospheric Physics, Chemistry and Climate
    Mission The mission of the Atmospheric Physics, Chemistry and Climate group is to develop and employ computer models alongside a wide range of atmospheric chemical and meteorological measurements to advance our understanding of the earth's past, present, and future atmospheric climate and composition.
    Research Highlights
    October 2010
    Study by Huan Guo and co-authors on Multi-variate probability density functions with dynamics for cloud droplet activation in large-scale models. Study by John Austin and R John Wilson on the Sensitivity of polar ozone to sea surface temperatures and halogen amounts.
    Study by Yuanyuan Fang and co-authors on the Sensitivity of the NOy budget over the United States to anthropogenic and lightning NOx in summer.
    September 2010
    Study by Yi Ming and co-authors on the opposing effects of absorbing aerosols on precipitation. Study by Vaishali Naik and co-authors on the global budget of ethanol
    August 2010 Study by Meiyun Lin and co-authors on pollution inflow and outflow over East Asia
    Atmospheric Physics Analysis and modeling of physical processes in the atmosphere
    Atmospheric Chemistry and Dynamics
    Analysis and modeling of atmospheric composition and dynamics
    Atmospheric Climate

    40. General Spectral Toolbox
    GENSPECT is a line-by-line radiative transfer code to calculate gas absorption and emissivity, emission and transmission for a wide range of atmospheric gases. GENSPECT has an online web interface is available as a MATLAB toolbox.
    http://www.genspect.com/

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