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1 Leadership as a Great Adventure Jonathan E. Martin AMS Student Conference New Orleans, LA January 2016

2 Extratropical Cyclogenesis The Development Theorem: The First Omega Equation Net column DIVERGENCE is a function of thermal wind advection of column geostrophic vorticity! 500 hPa  500 hPa  QG  (1) Master the Fundamentals

3 Extratropical Cyclogenesis The Development Theorem: The First Omega Equation Net column DIVERGENCE is a function of thermal wind advection of column geostrophic vorticity! 500 hPa  500 hPa  QG  (1) Master the Fundamentals

4 Extratropical Cyclogenesis (1) Master the Fundamentals Learn to speak PV!

5 (2) Assertion vs. Reasoned Argument “Believe me!” “That I can tell you!” “The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive.”

6 (2) Assertion vs. Reasoned Argument “Believe me!” “That I can tell you!” “The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive.” b a c a 2 + b 2 = c 2

7 (3) Simple does not mean Easy Accumulation of Mass in a volume increases the Mass contained in that volume Mass Continuity

8 (3) Simple does not mean Easy Accumulation of Mass in a volume increases the Mass contained in that volume Mass Continuity SIMPLE

9 (3) Simple does not mean Easy Accumulation of Mass in a volume increases the Mass contained in that volume Mass Continuity p. 66/67 of book here as graphic SIMPLE NOT EASY

10 (4) Curiosity Charts a Happy Course

11 NCEP Reanalysis/GFS ERA-40 CFSR Trends are significant at the 99.9% level T= -5°C T= -15°C T= -25°C T= -20°C T= -10°C DJF Average Area : 1948/49 – 2013/14 (4) Curiosity Charts a Happy Course

12 NCEP Reanalysis/GFS ERA-40 CFSR Trends are significant at the 99.9% level T= -5°C T= -15°C T= -25°C T= -20°C T= -10°C DJF Average Area : 1948/49 – 2013/14 (4) Curiosity Charts a Happy Course

13 NCEP Reanalysis/GFS ERA-40 CFSR Trends are significant at the 99.9% level T= -5°C T= -15°C T= -25°C T= -20°C T= -10°C DJF Average Area : 1948/49 – 2013/14 2 PVU and Isotachs 340:355 K layer SIN = 1.622 (4) Curiosity Charts a Happy Course April 27, 2010

14 NCEP Reanalysis/GFS ERA-40 CFSR Trends are significant at the 99.9% level T= -5°C T= -15°C T= -25°C T= -20°C T= -10°C DJF Average Area : 1948/49 – 2013/14 (4) Curiosity Charts a Happy Course 2 PVU and Isotachs 340:355 K layer SIN = 1.622 April 27, 2010 2 PVU and Isotachs 315:330 K layer SIN = 2.417

15 NCEP Reanalysis/GFS ERA-40 CFSR Trends are significant at the 99.9% level T= -5°C T= -15°C T= -25°C T= -20°C T= -10°C DJF Average Area : 1948/49 – 2013/14 April 27, 2010 2 PVU and Isotachs 315:330 K layer (4) Curiosity Charts a Happy Course SIN = 1.622 2 PVU and Isotachs 340:355 K layer April 27, 2010 SIN = 2.417 DJF Averages STJ PJ STJ PJ DJF Averages

16 (5) The Importance of Storytelling Express your ideas clearly, concisely, and elegantly – imitate the masters! Homer Twain Haley

17 (5) The Importance of Storytelling Express your ideas clearly, concisely, and elegantly – imitate the masters! Homer Twain Haley Eliassen

18 (6) Follow Through!

19  Commit to Excellence  Acknowledge the contributions of others  Respectfully disagree  Offer arguments not personal attacks

20 (6) Follow Through!  Commit to Excellence  Acknowledge the contributions of others  Respectfully disagree  Offer arguments not personal attacks

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