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Workshop 2
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Mark Berliner | Department of Statistics Ohio State University |
Eric Chassignet | Center for Ocean Atmospheric Prediction Studies Florida State University |
John Clyne | VAPOR Computational & Information Systems Laboratory (CISL) NCAR |
Bengt Fornberg | Department of Applied Mathematics University of Colorado, Boulder |
Hassan A. Hassan | North Carolina State University |
Philip Jones | Los Alamos National Laboratory |
Yukio Kaneda | Nagoya University, Japan |
Edward Kansa | Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering Department University of California, Davis |
Yoshifumi Kimura | Graduate School of Mathematics Nagoya University |
Steve Krueger | University of Utah |
Ed Lee | Institute for Mathematics Applied to Geosciences NCAR |
Rich Loft | Computational & Information Systems Laboratory, CISL NCAR |
Thomas Lund | NorthWest Research Associates, Boulder CoRA Division |
Scott McRae | North Carolina State University |
Mark Rast | Astrophysical and Planetary Science University of Colorado |
Damian Rouson | Scalable Computing Research & Development Sandia National Laboratories |
Piotr Smolarkiewicz | Meso and Micro-scale Meteorology and IMAGe NCAR |
Amik St-Cyr | Institute for Mathematics Applied to Geosciences NCAR |
Peter Sullivan | National Center for Atmospheric Research |
Chenning Tong | Department of Mechanical Engineering Clemson University |
Joe Werne | NorthWest Research Associates, Boulder CoRA Division |
Grady Wright | Boise State University |
John Wyngaard | Meteorology and Geo-Environmental Engineering Penn State University |
David Yuen | Department of Geology and Geophysics University of Minnesota |
Keith Julien | TOY08 Co-Director and Coordinator, University of Colorado |
Annick Pouquet | TOY08 Co-Director and Coordinator, NCAR |
Bjorn Stevens | Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles |
Joe Werne | CoRA Division NorthWest Research Associates |
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