Activity Review Groups
Group 1
- Brian Bossak, Georgia Southern University - Hurricane Intensity Over Time (development version)
- Ben Laabs, SUNY Geneseo - Analyzing Hurricanes (live)
- Sandredin Moosaavi, Tulane University
- Jeremy Gibbs, University of Oklahoma
Group 2
- Dave Dempsey, San Francisco State University - Student Lead Discussions: Articles from the Literature and Final Writing Assignment (live)
- Gary Randolph, GLOBE - Locating Potential Hurricanes (development version)
- Alok Sahoo, Center for Research on Environment and Water
- Pamela Gore, Georgia Perimeter College
- Jenni Evans, Penn State University Tropical Cyclones and Global Change (live)
Group 3
- Lisa Doner, Plymouth State University - Hurricane Tracking (live)
- Chris Van de Ven, Albion College - Climate Change and Atlantic Hurricanes: A GIS Inquiry (live)
- Serena Poli, Eastern Michigan University - Investigating the Effects of warmer Temperatures on Hurricanes (live)
- Melinda Huff, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
Group 4
- E. Christa Farmer, Hofstra University - Poleward Heat Transport Jigsaw (live)
- Julie Snow, Slippery Rock University - Sea Level Rise and Environmental Sensitivity (development version)
- Catherine Gautier, UC Santa Barbara
- Ned Gardner, NOAA's Climate Program Office
Group 5
- Chad Heinzel, The University of Northern Iowa - Midwest Climatic Variability: An Iowa Case Study (development version)
- Bill Rose, Michigan Technological University - Forecasting Lake Effect Snow in Lake Superior Region (live)
- Cindy Shellito, University of Northern Colorado - Exploring the Link Between Hurricanes and Climate (live)
- Hatim Sherif, University of Texas at San Antonio
Group 6
- Ingrid Hendy, University of Michigan - Needs a title (development version)
- Danielle Schmitt, Princeton University - Tropical Cyclones, Sea Surface Temperature, and Beyond (live)
- Tom Knutson, NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory
- Leah May Ver, University of British Columbia
Group 7
- Rob Kuhlman, Montgomery County Community College - Confirmation of the IPCC Prediction re: Increased Storminess (live)
- Todd Ellis, SUNY Oneonta - Is There a Trends in Hurricane Number or Intensity? (live)
- Julie Masura, University of Washington-Tacoma
- Gabriel Vusanimuzi Nkomo, Mutare Polytechnic
