This week-long workshop will be held at NCAR in Boulder, Colorado, to present the recent developments and the open issues which have emerged in the areas of turbulent transport and the role of anisotropy at the small scale of a turbulent field. This workshop intends to bring together people from the LES, observational and laboratory experiment communities to provide some coordination and direction for efforts to combine all these techniques for studying geophysical turbulence. The International Union for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics. The International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics. The Geophysical Turbulence Program of the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
Presentations are by invitation only, after a review of submitted abstracts.
Instructions for submitting abstracts are given below. Up to 45 additional abstracts will be chosen for poster presentations with a brief oral summary. Sponsored by the NCAR Geophysical Turbulence Program and the National Science Foundation. Sponsored by the NCAR Geophysical Turbulence Program and the National Science Foundation. Jim McWilliams, Mark Donelan, Jerry Smith, Jim Wilczak, Jim Edson, and Sid Leibovich.