PowerPoint Presentations: November 17-19, 2010
• David Brooks (Opening Presentation): Workshop to Define Student Collaborative Climate Research
• Laurel Anderson: The Ecological Research as Education Network:EREN
• Matthijs Begheyn: Climate Research Acivities and Opportunities
• Rebecca Boger: Community Based Watershed Research
• David Brooks: Monitoring Insolation with Inexpensive Pyranometers
• Lin Chambers: S'COOL and MY NASA DATA: two existing potential models
• Wade Geery: BalloonSat Project
• Lindsay Knippenberg: A Teacher's Perspective on Student Research
• Tamara Ledley: Meaningful Student-Teacher-Scientist Partnerships
• Rusy Low: Climate Change Reseaerch Network: Educator-Scientist Learning and Research Community
• Elizabeth Moses: Student Research Addressing Marine Ecosystem Management Issues in the
the Face of Climate: Coral Reef Ecosystem Case Study
• Dev Niyogi: Climate Change Education -- Background and Activities from the State Climatologist Perspective
• Anthony Murphy St. Catherine University -- Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools Partnership
• Henry Ortiz: The Effect of Aspect on Air and Ground Temperature in Microenvironments
of the Santa Monica Mountains of Southern California
• Joseph Pietrowicz: Student Collaborative Climate Research Projects: A Private Sector Point of View
• Russell Schnell (Brooks presenting): Measuring Black Carbon in the Atmosphere
• Jennifer Shirk: Citizen Scientist Inquiry Analysis
• Sarah Silverberg: Investigating the Carbon Cycle in Terrestrial Ecosystems: A collaboration between carbon cycle scientists and the GLOBE education community
• Diana Stanitski/Ruth Krumhansl: Improved Student Research with the Use of Drifting Buoy Data
Some materials from these PowerPoint presentations were incorporated into presentations by Brooks (introduction) and
Schnell's black carbon project (as presented by Brooks).
• Tony Hansen: A Simple Method for Measuring Air Pollution --
Suitable for Use in Schools
• Sarah Mims: Smoke Bugs: Fungal spores are transported in smoke from biomass fires
Notes:
(1) Presentation files have been re-saved as pdf files. Please let me know if anything has been lost in this conversion.
(2) Some presentations have multiple authors, but only the primary or presenting author's name is given here.