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When ν gtgt J the spectra is said to be firstorder Nonfirstorder spectra assume more complex shapes than Pascal s triangle predicts and can only be analyzed with the help of computers. Michele . Rienecker. Global Modeling and Assimilation Office. NASA/GSFC. WMO CAS Workshop. Sub-seasonal to Seasonal Prediction. Met Office, Exeter. 1 to 3 December 2010 . 2. What do we mean by “coupled data assimilation”?. Eric Prebys, FNAL. Background. The IOTA project recently received strong endorsement from the P5 Accelerator R&D subpanel, who specifically recommended even in scenario A (bleakest scenario) . “Construct the IOTA ring, and conduct experimental studies of high-current beam dynamics in integrable non-linear focusing systems.. Second Order Effects in NMR. Splitting does not follow N+1; cannot be solved graphically. Different intensities. Additional peaks. Cannot directly measure coupling constants. Causes of Second Order Spectra. isopycnic. grids. Rainer Bleck, Shan Sun, . Haiqin. Li, Stan Benjamin. NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory. Boulder, Colorado. April 2016. Design . goals. :. (some reached, some pending). Global domain. Intro . to NMR Spectroscopy. Nuclear . Magnetic Resonance . (NMR) spectroscopy . provides . structural information about organic . compounds and biomolecules. NMR . involves an interaction between electromagnetic radiation . 1. Introduction to Spectroscopy. 2. Spectroscopy. is the study of the interaction of matter with the electromagnetic spectrum. Electromagnetic radiation displays the properties of both particles and waves. calls. CW2015. Kristian. S. . Mogensen. Marine Prediction . Section. k.mogensen@ecmwf.int. Overview of talk:. Baseline:. The focus of this talk is going to be on coupling of IFS and WAM to NEMO. Motivation. 1. Saha-UMAC-09Aug2016. Atmosphere. , Land, Ocean, . Seaice. , Wave, . Chemistry, . Ionosphere. Data Assimilation cycle. Analysis frequency H. ourly. Forecast length . 9 . hours. Resolution . 10 . Presented By Suru . Saha. (EMC/NCEP). Contributors: . Jack Woollen, Daryl Kleist, Dave . Behringer. , Steve Penny, . Xingren . Wu, Bob . Grumbine. , Mike . Ek. , . Jiarui. Dong, . Shrinivas. . Moorthi. Brandon Kerns*, . Shuyi. S. Chen, . Chiaying. Lee, and . Falko. . Judt. RSMAS/University of Miami. I. nterdepartmental . H. urricane . C. onference Miami, Florida 28 February – 3 March 2011 . Participationin COREs(Coordinated Ocean-ice Coupled OceanCoupled Ocean--Ice Models Ice Models within the CSM Frameworkwithin the CSM Framework -HYCOM PanAm2.1 (hybri-Normally 2-26 vertical layers-CI C. Koven, J. Chambers, L. . Kueppers. , R. Fisher, R. Leung, C. . Xu. , B. . Christoffersen. , R. G. Knox, J. A. Holm, G. . Bisht. , Y. Fang,. And the NGEE-Tropics team. And collaborators. : G. J. . Kooperman. Dr Jason Parsons. Cancer Research Centre. Department of Molecular and Clinical Cancer Medicine. Current and future research goals. Examine the radiobiology of protons and high-LET particles (RBE, DNA damage complexity and repair).. for Use in Radiation Shielding Applications. by. Dermott E. Cullen. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. &. Robert E. MacFarlane. Los Alamos National Laboratory. presented at the Twelfth Biennial Topical Meeting of the Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, of the American Nuclear Society, to be held April 14-17, 2002 in Santa Fe, New Mexico.