title: Pseudovertical Temperature Profiles Give Insight into Winter Evolution of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer over the McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica

authors: Zawar-Reza, Peyman

subjects: boundary layer

abstract: Measuring routine vertical profiles of atmospheric temperature is critical in understanding stability and the dynamics of the boundary layer. Routine monitoring in remote areas such as the McMurdo Dry Valleys (MDV) of Antarctica is logistically difficult and expensive. Pseudovertical profiles that were derived from a network of inexpensive ground temperature sensors planted on valley sidewalls (up to 330 m above valley floor), together with data from a weather station and a numerical weather prediction model, provided a long-term climatological description of the evolution of the winter boundary layer over the MDV. In winter, persistent valley cold pools (VCPs) were common, lasting up to 2 weeks. The VCPs were eroded by warm-air advection from aloft associated with strong winds, increasing the temperature of the valley by as much as 25 K. Pseudovertical datasets as described here can be used for model validation.

text: Pseudovertical Temperature Profiles Give Insight into Winter Evolution of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer over the McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica Measuring routine vertical profiles of atmospheric temperature is critical in understanding stability and the dynamics of the boundary layer. Routine monitoring in remote areas such as the McMurdo Dry Valleys (MDV) of Antarctica is logistically difficult and expensive. Pseudovertical profiles that were derived from a network of inexpensive ground temperature sensors planted on valley sidewalls (up to 330 m above valley floor), together with data from a weather station and a numerical weather prediction model, provided a long-term climatological description of the evolution of the winter boundary layer over the MDV. In winter, persistent valley cold pools (VCPs) were common, lasting up to 2 weeks. The VCPs were eroded by warm-air advection from aloft associated with strong winds, increasing the temperature of the valley by as much as 25 K. Pseudovertical datasets as described here can be used for model validation.

year: 2013

title: Study Intention Survey 2010: Research Report May 2011

authors: Foroutan, Yaghoob

abstract: The Secondary School Study Intentions Survey is now in its seventh year. The main objectives of this research are to identify secondary school students’ choice of programme, the level of qualification that students aspire to and the extent to which students would study in Tauranga. This report presents the results for nine secondary schools of Western Bay of Plenty, and where relevant compares the 2010 results with previous years.

text: Study Intention Survey 2010: Research Report May 2011 The Secondary School Study Intentions Survey is now in its seventh year. The main objectives of this research are to identify secondary school students’ choice of programme, the level of qualification that students aspire to and the extent to which students would study in Tauranga. This report presents the results for nine secondary schools of Western Bay of Plenty, and where relevant compares the 2010 results with previous years.

year: 2011-05

title: Ko ngōku maumaharatanga i ahau i Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato

authors: Papesch, Te Rita

subjects: Tohu maumahara

abstract: Kua huri te rima ngahuru o ngā tau kua tū Te Whare Wānanga hei whakaruruhau mō rātou ka kuhu ki ngōna kuaha. Ko taku tāne tuatahi me taku tungāne pakeke ake i ahau ngētehi o ngā akonga tuatahi, ā, e maumahara ana ahau i tētehi wā i tae atu ahau ki reira ki te tiki i a rāua i waho tonu i te whare pukapuka. I taua wā ko A Block tērā, te wāhi e tū nei Te Puawānanga-ki-te Ao ināianei. Ko te Cowshed tonu te wāhi whakahaere i Te Whare Wānanga. Ka mīharo i tōna rerekētanga i ngēnei wā!

text: Ko ngōku maumaharatanga i ahau i Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato Kua huri te rima ngahuru o ngā tau kua tū Te Whare Wānanga hei whakaruruhau mō rātou ka kuhu ki ngōna kuaha. Ko taku tāne tuatahi me taku tungāne pakeke ake i ahau ngētehi o ngā akonga tuatahi, ā, e maumahara ana ahau i tētehi wā i tae atu ahau ki reira ki te tiki i a rāua i waho tonu i te whare pukapuka. I taua wā ko A Block tērā, te wāhi e tū nei Te Puawānanga-ki-te Ao ināianei. Ko te Cowshed tonu te wāhi whakahaere i Te Whare Wānanga. Ka mīharo i tōna rerekētanga i ngēnei wā!

year: 2016