Lansing Madry's webpage Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Campus Box 311 Boulder, CO 80309-0311 William.Madry@Colorado.EDU
Saharan dust swirls over the Canary Islands, 6 March, 1998 (NASA SeaWiFS)		Smoke plumes over Southern Mexico, 5 March, 1998 (NASA SeaWiFS)

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I'm a student in PAOS, the Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

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This picture here fairly closely resembles me most days; I'm a happy buffalo.

As a member of the Toon Research Group, I work hard and take part in many projects.


Among them is incorporating sea spray aerosol into CARMA, the Community Aerosol and Radiation Model for the Atmosphere. Eventually, I will model smoke from biomass burning using the model, perhaps with an inclination toward public policy.

Meanwhile, here is a brief summary of the transfer of heat and moisture across the air-sea interface via bubbles and spray droplets. The summary includes a review of the sea spray generation function.

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And now, some pretty plots... A simulation wind movie
and the corresponding sea salt flux


Here's the Angstrom Exponent changing with time.