2019 AOML Laboratory Review
AOML’s most recent Laboratory Review took place November 19-21, 2019, in Miami, Florida.
Review Agenda
In-person participation is by invitation only. Presentations will be broadcast via GoToWebinar.
NOAA Research Strategic Plan
OAR’s strategic approach to supporting NOAA’s mission.
Our Charter
Learn what guides research priorities.
Charge to Reviewers
See how reviewers are asked to evaluate us.
Reviewer Summary Report
See how reviewers evaluated us, and their recommendations.
Response to Panel Review Recommendations
Read AOML’s plan to move forward based on recommendations from the 2019 lab review.
Review Presentations
AOML Overview
AOML Overview- John Cortinas, PhD, AOML Director
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Overview of AOML physical infrastructure management plans- LCDR Andrew Colegrove, AOML Associate Director
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Overview of NOAA Research and Charge to Reviewers- Gary Matlock, Deputy Assistant Administrator for Science
Office of Oceanic & Atmospheric Research
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Partnership with the University of Miami’s Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies (CIMAS)- Ben Kirtman, CIMAS Director
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CIMAS Lighting presentation: The Value of Improved Hurricane Forecasts- Renato Molina
Hurricane Research and Modeling
Overview of Hurricane Research and Modeling- Frank Marks, ScD, Hurricane Research Division Director
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Tropical cyclone observations from NOAA’s hurricane field program- John Zawislak, PhD (CIMAS)
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Development of new technologies for real-time monitoring of tropical cyclone intensity, structure, and environment- Jason Dunion, PhD (CIMAS)
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Using airborne observations to better characterize and understand the physical processes of tropical cyclones- Rob Rogers, PhD (AOML/HRD)
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Optimizing observing systems strategies for tropical cyclone applications- Lidia Cucurull, PhD (AOML/HRD)
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Leveraging partnerships to improve assimilation of reconnaissance data- Jason Sippel, PhD (AOML/HRD)
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Advances in Tropical Cyclone Forecast Modeling Systems- S. Gopalakrishnan, PhD (AOML/HRD)
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Advances in model evaluation of tropical cyclone track, intensity, and structure forecasts- Gus Alaka, PhD (AOML/HRD)
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Partnerships supporting transitions to operations- Shirley Murillo (AOML/HRD)
Physical Oceanography and its Impact on Weather and Climate
Overview of Physical Oceanography and its Impact on Weather and Climate- Gustavo Goni, PhD, Physical Oceanography Division Director
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Contributions to the Global Ocean Observing System- Rick Lumpkin, PhD (AOML/PHOD)
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Meridional Overturning Circulation in the Atlantic Ocean- Denis Volkov, PhD (CIMAS)
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Ocean Transport Monitoring- Shenfu Dong, PhD (AOML/PHOD)
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The Meridional Overturning Circulation and extreme weather events- Hosmay Lopez, PhD (CIMAS)
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The Tropical Atlantic Observing System- Renellys Perez, PhD (AOML/PHOD)
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The Oceans and Ecosystems- Sang-Ki Lee, PhD (AOML/PHOD)
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Ocean Studies and Monitoring for Hurricane Forecasts- George Halliwell, PhD (AOML/PHOD)
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Assessment of Attributions of Sea Level Changes in the US- Ricardo Domingues (CIMAS)
Ocean Chemistry & Ecosystems
Overview of Ocean Chemistry and Ecosystems- Jim Hendee, PhD, Ocean Chemistry and Ecosystems Division Director
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From Atmosphere to Ocean; tracking carbon via ships- Denis Pierrot, PhD (CIMAS)
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Understanding Ocean Acidification on the regional scale in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico- Leticia Barbero, PhD (CIMAS)
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Technologies to monitor and protect coral reefs in an era of global change- Ian Enochs, PhD (AOML/OCED)
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In-situ climate change & ocean acidification monitoring of US coral reefs- Derek Manzello, PhD (AOML/OCED)
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Global climate predictions for coral reef ecosystems- Ruben van Hooidonk, PhD (CIMAS)
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‘Omics: New technologies to address the NOAA mission- Kelly Goodwin, PhD (AOML/OCED)
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Collaborative Red Tide research to improve community resilience- Chris Kelble, PhD (AOML/OCED)
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Using Integrated Ecosystem Assessments to improve resource management- Kelly Montenero (CIMAS)
Supporting Documentation
Previous Laboratory Reviews
AOML completed its previous Laboratory Research Review March 4-6, 2014. The Final Review Panel Summary Report and Laboratory Final Report are now publicly available on our website. You can also browse presentations for each research theme below.
Strategic Plan
Learn how AOML supports NOAA’s goals in our strategic plan.
Our Charter
Learn what guides research priorities.
Review Agenda
How we present our program to the reviewers.
Review Panel Guidance
How our reviewers are asked to evaluate us.
Reviewer Summary Report
Read how reviewers rated us.
2014 Review Report
See how we addressed recommendations in our final review report.
AOML Overview
AOML Overview (Atlas)
Oceans and Climate Research (including Ocean Observations)
Oceans and Climate Research (including Ocean Observations) – Overview (Goni)
Using Observations and Models to Better Understand the Meridional Overturning Circulation (MOC) – (Baringer)
Ocean Circulation Links to Global Sea Surface Temperature Biases in Climate Models – (Wang)
Climate and the Tropical Atlantic – (Lumpkin)
Studies of Regional Ocean Dynamics and Variability – (Volkov)
Ocean Observing System Simulation Experiments at AOML – (Halliwell)
Springtime ENSO Phase Evolution and U.S. Tornado Outbreaks – (Lee)
Coastal Oceans & Ecosystems Research
Coastal Oceans and Ecosystems – Overview (Hendee)
Changing Levels of Oceanic Carbon Dioxide – (Wanninkhof)
Quantifying Climate Change and Ocean Acidification Impacts to US Coral Reefs – (Manzello)
Research to Support Ecosystem-Based Management – (Kelble)
The Florida Area Coastal Environment – (Stamates)
Hurricanes & Tropical Meteorology Research
Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology – Overview (Marks)
Using Observations and Models to Better Understand and Predict Hurricanes– (Rogers)
Model Advancements and Challenges in Tropical Cyclone Structure and Intensity Predictions – (Gopalakrishnan)
Data Assimilation for Tropical Cyclones – (Vukicevic)
Tropical Cyclone Dynamics and Interactions with Storm Environment – (Reasor)