Multimedia

This page contain videos produced in conjunction with Climate Program Office program activities.

Hurricane Educational Media

NOAA Teachers at Sea for the STRATUS (Dec 2004)

NOAA Teachers at Sea for the New England Air Quality Study (NEAQS) (July 2004)

North American Monsoon Experiment (NAME) (July 2004)

Ocean Observatory Teachers at Sea Videos (Nov 2003)

SALLJEX Teachers at Sea Videos (Jan 2003)

NOAA TAO Teacher at Sea (2002)

ACE-Asia Teacher at Sea (Mar 2001)

Other OGP Videos

MV Explorer, Semester at Sea (2005, slow download) - The MV EXPLORER is a Volunteer Observing Ship that obtains ocean measurements on behalf of NOAA. These measurements are critical to the work of the Office of Climate Observations at OGP and feed directly into the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GOES-S). The ship's main function, though, is to conduct the Semester at Sea program in association with the University of Pittsburg. This fall almost 700 students from over 250 U.S. academic institutions will sail from Nassau in the Bahamas, to Salvador, Brazil, to Capetown, South Africa, to Kobe, Japan and back to the United States. On the leg from Salvador, Brazil to Capetown, South Africa, Dr. Rick Lumpkin from the NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML) and Dr. John Kermond (OGP) will deploy drifters and argo floats. Both students and faculty are involved with this activity.

Impacts of a Warming Arctic (2004, 14:10 min)

Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (2004, 15:21 min) - Introduction and Official Release of Documents

"Impacts of a Warming Climate" (2004)is an 18 minute movie commissioned by the Center for International Climate and Environmental Research (CICERO) in Oslo, Norway. The movie was produced by the BBC Natural History Unit and it presents the key findings of the Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA). The movie was distributed at the ACIA Scientific Symposium in Reykjavik in November 2004. (Open captioning by Caption Colorado under guidance from the NOAA Office of Global Programs).

CLIVAR 2004 (May 2004) - Tony Busalacchi discussing the CLIVAR conference, June 21-25 in Baltimore, MD.

"Enhancing Through Integrated Climate Research: Alaska Region Meeting" (February 2004), was sponsored by the Office of Global Programs (OGP), Climate and Societal Interactions Division, Sciences and Assessments (RISA) program. (requires Quicktime)

Enhancing Decision-Making through Integrated Climate Research: Southern Plains RISA Workshop - Dec 10-12, 2003, Dallas/Fort Worth Int'l Airport (viewable via Quicktime Media Player)

EWOC 2003 (July 2003) - EWOC 2003 gathered an international scientific forum to help increase basic meteorological, climatological and oceanographic education at an international level.

Day 1 | Day 2 | Wrap-up | Poster Sessions

Brazil Meeting of the Arizona Project - A Video Summary of the June 12,2003 Foraleza, Brazil Meeting of the Arizona Project

Bob Weller on the Ocean Observation Initiative (OOI) (June 2003) - This talk by Dr. Bob Weller was given at the Climate Ocean Observation Workshop held this year in Silver Spring, MD. The open captioning reflects some of the audio difficulties we experienced in taping the presentation.

North American Carbon Program (NACP) PI Meeting - The first North American Carbon Program Principal investigator's meeting was held in Washington, DC, May 12-14, this year. The meeting was a joint effort of the Carbon Cycle Interagency Workgroup.

U.S. Climate Change Science Program - This was a keynote address given by NOAA Deputy Administrator Jim Mahoney at the North American Carbon Program (NACP) PI Meeting held earlier this year. Presented by Dr. James Mahoney, Asst Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere, and Director, Climate Change Science Program, at the NACP Meeting, May 12, 2003.

Ocean Observation Program Workshop - Experts from around the nation assembled in Washington, DC, May 13-14, this year, for a workshop to address the enhancement of Ocean Observation for climate.

SALLJEX Congressional Reception 5m:30s (May 2003) - Highlights from the Congressional reception honoring our two Teachers in the Field, Ana Maria Varela and Mark Eastburn.

AMS Graduate Fellowships 0m:48s, (May 2003) - Each year OGP sponsors two graduate fellowships in partnership with the American Meteorological Society. This year the recipients were Karen Trammel and Cathryn Meyer. Karen was able to be at the AMS award ceremony held in Long Beach this year. The graduate students are attending the University of Oklahoma, and Colorado State University respectively.

Jack Elrod 1m:56s. (May 2003) - Nationally syndicated cartoonist Jack Elrod is the creator of the comic series Mark Trail. For several years Mark Trail has highlighted aspects of the work of NOAA. Here Teacher at Sea Dana Tomlinson meets and talks with Mr. Elrod.

The Great Ocean Road 3m:26s. (May 2003) - The song was written and performed by Australian artist John Williamson. Here it is featured with the kind permission of the artist and used as a musical backdrop to spectacular video footage from this special part of the southern Australian coastline. [Note: The captioning, towards the end of the song, refers to "a hollow bay". This is actually Apollo Bay, one of the coastal cities on the Great Ocean Road.]

March 2003 RISA Meeting Video