Name	Project Topic	Position & Date	Room	Time
Bucci, Lisa	Physical explanations behind local maxes and mins in the mean TC frequency curve	1: April 11	305 LOV	125pm
Koorehpazan, Dezfuli	TEJ/AEJ and tropical cyclones	2: April 11	305 LOV	138pm
Schenkel, Ben	Role of vorticity redistribution in genesis	3: April 11	305 LOV	151pm
Onderlinde, Matthew	Spreading of a diabatic heat source driven by a tropical sea-breeze	4: April 11	305 LOV	204pm
Martin, Andrew	Role of BL parameterizations in low level PV generation in marine MCCs	5: April 11	305 LOV	217pm
Paget, Aaron	Boundary Layer Height in Hurricanes	6: April 11	305 LOV	230pm
Forgue, Charlene	Annular hurricanes	7: April 14	353 LOV	1230pm
Peffers, Luke	Sensitivity of TC genesis and intensity on SST	8: April 14	353 LOV	1243pm
Martinaitis, Steven	Relationship between large scale synoptic features and tropical cyclone landfall location	9: April 14	353 LOV	1256pm
Anderson, Holly	Lightning and hurricanes at landfall	10: April 14	353 LOV	109pm
Chambers, Amanda	Physics of storm surge	11: April 14	353 LOV	122pm
Kablick, Pat	Tropical Storm Erin over Oklahoma	12: April 14	353 LOV	135pm
Demers, Ryan	Physical explanation of Hurricane Ivan's goofy track	13: April 18	305 LOV	125pm
Wolf, Linden	Asymmetry during trough interaction	14: April 18	305 LOV	138pm
Saunders, Peter	Lightning evolution during ET	15: April 18	305 LOV	151pm
Murray, Andrew	The role of tropical cyclones in shifting ENSO	16: April 18	305 LOV	204pm

• Written projects (approx 6-8 pages double spaced, not including figures) are due April 21.
• Each presentation is limited to 10 minutes, with 2 additional minutes provided for Q&A. These dates will be April 11, 14 and 18th. There will be no class April 16 due to travel.
• The presentations will be in the seminar room, 353 Love, and a laptop with projector will be available. Let me know if you need any other hardware besides a computer and projector.