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Gavin Schmidt Book Talk

AUTHOR TALK & BOOK SIGNING

Gavin Schmidt

Climatologist (NASA/RealClimate)

Thursday, June 18, 2009

4:00 p.m.

CG1 Auditorium

Attendees who would like a signed copy of "Climate Change: Picturing the Science," are strongly encouraged to purchase the book in advance and bring it to the June 18 event. A small number of copies will be available to purchase from Mr. Schmidt at the signing.

This event is hosted by the NCAR Library. You will find a copy of Gavin’s book in the ML, FL and CG Libraries.

 

 

SOARS STUDENTS

Open House

Friday, May 29, 2009

3:15 PM

Mesa Library


The NCAR Library welcomes the summer SOARS students at an open house in the Mesa Library.

This is an opportunity for the interns to learn about the products and services that can help them in their research.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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From our e-journal Collection: Journal of Climate (Availability: V. 1 (1988) - Present

Here are the three most recent acquisitions. See a list of what's new and reserve a title --->

  • The Foundation Directory, 2009 edition. Author: David G. Jacobs, senior editor. (Foundation Center.) Library location: ML-REF Library
  • Airborne Water Vapor Lidar Measurements. Author: Christoph Kiemle. (Institut fur Physik der Atmosphare Oberpfaffenhofen.) Library location: ML Reports
  • Radiatively-Driven Processes in Forest Fire and Desert Dust Plumes. Author: Bernadett Barbara Weinzierl. (Institut fur Physik der Atmosphare Oberpfaffenhofen.) Library location: ML Reports

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Stroeve J, Holland MM, Meir M, Scambos T, Serreze M 2007: Arctic sea ice decline: Faster than forecast Geophysical Research Letters, Volume: 34 Issue: 9 Article Number: L09501 Published: May 1 2007

Read this article (full-text available to staff)

 


  • NSDLClick for more information. The Classic Articles in Context (CAC) project of the National Science Digital Library (NSDL) seeks to integrate landmark works of scientific inquiry into dynamic learning spaces for teachers and learners. To achieve our goal of illustrating science as a process that builds, and often turns, on discovery and replication expressed in the archival literature of empirical findings, the Library works with publishers to make the original, full texts of select "classic" articles available to students whether or not their institution holds a subscription to the journals in which they appeared.

Work by Joe VanAndelPhotographs by NCAR’s Joe VanAndel are on display in the Foothills Library from June through July 2009.  Joe’s pictures illustrate the beauty of our landscapes, the brilliant colors of flowers, and the variety of textures in nature.

 

 


  • Foothills Lab Library (303) 497-8505
  • Mesa Lab Library (303) 497-1180
  • Center Green Library (303) 497-1187