CURRICULUM VITAE

JØRGEN B. JENSEN

PERSONAL: Born 18 August 1954Frederiksberg, Denmark

Citizenship Danish

Home Address 639 Quince CircleBoulder, CO 80304USA303 4 4 4 04 69

Work Address NCAR Earth Observation LaboratoryP. O. Box 3000Boulder, CO 80307303 4 97 1028

SECTION 1: EDUCATION

M.S. Dec. 1980 University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Physical Geography)

Adviser: Prof. K. Høgh-Schmidt

M.S. thesis: The drop-size distribution of raindrops.

Ph.D. Dec. 1985 University of Washington, Seattle, WA (Civil Engineering)

Adviser: Prof. Marcia B. Baker

Ph. D. Dissertation: Turbulent mixing, droplet spectralevolution and dynamics of warm cumulus clouds.

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SECTION 2: WORK HISTORY

Jan. 1981 − Dec. 1985 Research Assistant, Department of Civil Engineering andGeophysics Program, University of Washington, Seattle,Washington, USA.

Jan. 1986 − Aug. 1986 Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Geophysics Program,University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA.

Sep. 1986 − Oct. 1988 Post-Doctoral Fellow and Visiting Scientist, Mesoscale andMicroscale Meteorology, National Center for AtmosphericResearch, Boulder, Colorado, USA.

Nov. 1988 − Jun. 1990 Research Scientist, CSIRO Atmospheric Research, Mel-bourne, Victoria, Australia.

Jul. 1990 − Jun. 2001 Senior Research Scientist, CSIRO Atmospheric Research,Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Jul. 2001 − May 2003 Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO Atmospheric Research,Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Feb. 2002 − Feb. 2003 Seconded to National Center for Atmospheric Research,Boulder, Colorado, USA.

Jun. 2003 − May 2005 Project Scientist III, Leader of RAF’s Scientific ProjectsManagement Group, National Center for Atmospheric Re-search, Boulder, Colorado, USA.

Jun. 2005 − Sep. 2012 Scientist III, Leader of RAF’s Scientific Projects Manage-ment Group, National Center for Atmospheric Research,Boulder, Colorado, USA.

Oct. 2012 − present Scientist III, Leader of RAF’s Science and InstrumentationGroup, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boul-der, Colorado, USA. 9 Ph.D. scientists and engineers (incl.Post. Docs.) and 2 other staff.

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SECTION 3: SCIENTIFIC/TECHNICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Numerical Model Development

1982 Developed adiabatic parcel model with special emphasis on investigating themass-fraction of aerosols that activate in clouds. Publication with Bob Charlson,1984 .

1984 Developed a model of the breakdown of turbulent eddies involved in mixing be-tween cloudy and entrained air. Used to determine if drop spectra respond viathe homogeneous or inhomogeneous mixing type. Publication with Marcia Baker,1989.

2003 Developed a model droplet growth in marine stratocumulus. Model applied todetermine if variability in warm rain from marine stratocumulus is predominantlycaused by giant sea-salt aerosols or by smaller natual and anthropogenic aerosols.

2009 The stochastic cloud model is adapted to examine the collisional loss rates ofsmaller drops, with the result that small drop collisions are near-omnipresent inwarm cloud and that this process is a major pathway for reducing atmosphericaerosol concentrations.

2013 Developed a simplified model, focusing only on condensational and coalescencegrowth of giant sea-salt aerosol particles, when they are "tossed into" a staticcloud, hence the name Toss-Box Model. This model is suited to implementationfor autoconversion in mesoscale and climate models.

2015 Developed a continuous collection adiabatic parcel model with condensation onsmall CCN and giant GCCN, in collaboration with Dr. A. Nugent.

2016 Continuous collection model was modified for optimization on parallel computer(Yellowstone) using MPI instructions, in collaboration with Dr. A. Fanfarillo, CISL.

Instrumentation Development

Developments at CSIRO

• Development of two generations of data-logging systems, including deployment in1991 of an airborne network for real-time data access and analysis.

• Development of CAR’s data conversion software, which typically converts high-ratedata from more than 30 analog, digital and imaging sensors simultaneously.

• Development of CAR’s analysis software, which is used for real-time display on theaircraft, for "historical" data while still flying, and for analysis on the ground.

• Calibration of "standard" aircraft sensors (thermodynamics, winds, aerosols, clouds,precipitation, and radiation).

• Development of many new instruments, including a 4 -port turbulence probe, tem-perature and humidity sensors, testing of a new isokinetic inlet in high-speed wind

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tunnel, aerosol impactor, and a prototype automated optical microscope system withhumidity control and image recognition for sizing of giant aerosol particles.

• Electronics update of virtually all of CSIRO sensors and data interface systems (ana-log, particle, and image systems).

Responsibilities and developments at NCAR

• Development of a dual-view optical microscope system for sampling and analysis ofgiant aerosol particles (with Stuart Beaton).

• Integration of a high-precision differential GPS system for calibration of aircraft staticpressure and for dynamical studies of convection initiation (with Stuart Beaton andPavel Romashkin).

• Responsible for overall HAIS instrumentation suite management ($12M).

• Development of an automated (robotics) system for exposing giant aerosol polycar-bonate slides outside a pressurized aircraft (with Mike Spowart, Larry Murphy, KarlSchwenz, Joshua Carnes, Chris Webster, Janine Aquino, John Munnerlyn and TylorLugger). Deployed in 2016 ORCAS with satellite remote controls followed by exten-sive additional work in the present cycle (new electronics, programming changes,development of ground-based GUI program for control, better passing of status pa-rameters, more accurate timing information, modified polycarbonate slides, manymechanical changes, complete rewiring, building of external power-supply and com-puter box, etc.) leading to a very successful final test of the remote-controlled systemfrom 4 0,000 ft to surface during ARISTO-2017 .

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Field Experiment Leadership

1990 Australian Winter Storms Experiment, AWSE-2, Victorian Alps: Lead scientistand project manager for the F27 . A CSIRO only experiment with a thermody-namics, wind and cloud physics sensor payload.

1992 Southern Ocean Waves Experiment, SOWEX, Tasmania: Co-principal investiga-tor and project manager. Responsible for standard atmospheric measurementsdata issues. Turbulence and wave topography experiment with participation fromCSIRO, University of New South Wales (Australia), NASA and MassachusettsUniversity. Sensor payload included thermodynamics, turbulence, and wave im-agers.

1993 Southern Ocean Cloud Experiment, SOCEX-1, Tasmania: Co-lead scientist andproject manager. Participation from CSIRO, NCAR/RAF, Desert Research Insti-tute, Gerber Scientific, and National Institute of Water and Atmosphere (NIWA,New Zealand). Payload included, thermodynamics, turbulence, CCN, aerosol,cloud (incl. CVI and chemistry), precipitation, and radiation.

1994 Pacific Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment, PACE-1, Australia − Papua NewGuinea − Philippines − Saipan − Japan: Co-lead scientist and project manager.Greenhouse gas and aerosol experiment with participation from CSIRO and Me-teorological Research Institute (MRI, Japan). Payload included thermodynamics,turbulence, aerosol, cloud, precipitation and trace gases.

1994 Pacific Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment, PACE-2, Australia − Indonesia − Philip-pines − Japan: Co-lead scientist and project manager. Greenhouse gas andaerosol experiment with participation from CSIRO and MRI (Japan). Payload in-cluded thermodynamics, turbulence, aerosol, cloud, precipitation and trace gases.

1995 Southern Ocean Cloud Experiment, SOCEX-2, Tasmania: Co-lead scientist andproject manager. Participation from CSIRO, NCAR/RAF, Desert Research Insti-tute, Gerber Scientific, and NIWA (New Zealand). Payload included thermody-namics, turbulence, CCN, aerosol, cloud (incl. CVI and chemistry), precipitation,and radiation.

1995 Pacific Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment, PACE-3, Australia − Indonesia − Philip-pines − Japan: Co-lead scientist and project manager. Greenhouse gas andaerosol experiment with participation from CSIRO and MRI (Japan). Payload in-cluded thermodynamics, turbulence, aerosol, cloud, precipitation and trace gases.

1996 Southern Alps Experiment, SALPEX, South Island of New Zealand: Principalinvestigator and project manager. Extreme precipitation experiment with partic-ipation from CSIRO, NIWA, and Auckland University (New Zealand). Payloadincluded thermodynamics, turbulence, aerosol, cloud, precipitation, radiation anddrop-sondes.

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1997 Pacific Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment, PACE-5, Northern Territory (Aus-tralia) − Borneo (Indonesia): Co-lead scientist and project manager. Biomass-burning experiment with participation from CSIRO, MRI (Japan) and Bureau ofMeteorology (BMG, Indonesia). Payload included thermodynamics, turbulence,aerosol, cloud, precipitation, radiation and trace gases.

1998 Pacific Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment, PACE-6, Northern Territory (Aus-tralia) − Borneo (Indonesia): Co-lead scientist and project manager. Biomass-burning experiment with participation from CSIRO, MRI (Japan) and BMG (In-donesia). Payload included thermodynamics, turbulence, aerosol, cloud, precipi-tation, radiation and trace gases.

2001 Aerosol Characterization Experiment, ACE-Asia/APEX-E2, Japan: Co-lead sci-entist and project manager for the King Air deployment in Kagoshima. Aerosol,cloud and trace-gas chemistry experiment with participation from CSIRO, MRI(Japan), Nagoya University (Japan), Monash University (Australia) and FlindersUniversity (Australia). Payload included thermodynamics, turbulence, CCN, aerosol,cloud, precipitation, radiation and trace gases.

2003 Alliance Icing Research project, AIRS-II, Cleveland: Project manager for C-130deployment. Payload included thermodynamics, turbulence, CCN, aerosol, cloud,precipitation, radiation and trace gases.

2004 Airborne Carbon in the Mountains Experiment, ACME, Colorado: Project man-ager for C-130 deployment. Payload included thermodynamics, turbulence, radi-ation and trace gases.

2005 Progressive Science, Colorado: Project manager for Gulfstream GV deployment.Payload included thermodynamics, turbulence, and trace gases.

2006 T-REX, California: Project manager for Gulfstream GV deployment. Payload in-cluded thermodynamics, turbulence, and trace gases.

2007 ICE-L, Wyoming: Project manager for C-130 deployment. Payload included ther-modynamics, turbulence, cloud, aerosol and trace gases.

2008 T-PARC, Guam: Project manager for P-3 deployment. Payload included thermo-dynamics and turbulence.

2009 SPRITE, Florida: Project manager for GV deployment. Payload included night-vision cameras, thermodynamics and turbulence.

2010 PLOWS, Illinois: Project manager for C-130 deployment in winter storms envi-ronment. Payload included thermodynamics, turbulence, aerosol, cloud micro-physics, airborne radar and lidar.

2010 PREDICT, St. Croix: Project manager for GV deployment in hurricane formationenvironment. Payload included dropsonde, thermodynamics, turbulence, remotesensing, and cloud physics.

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2010 ICARE, France: Project manager for C-130 deployment to compare with Euro-pean research aircraft. Payload included trace gases, thermodynamics, turbu-lence and aerosols.

2011 DC3-Test, Colorado: Project manager for GV deployment to test a large newchemistry payload.

2012 DC3, Kansas: Joint project manager for GV deployment to study the dynam-ics, chemical transport and chemical transformations due to deep thunderstormsover the central US. Payload included trace gases, thermodynamics, turbulence,aerosols, cloud and precipitation particles.

2014 CONTRAST, Guam: Missior coordinator for project to study chemical transforma-tion i clean marine air, including convective transport to UTLS region.

2014 DEEPWAVE, New Zealand: RAF scientist in the field for project to study gravitywaves.

2015 CSET, California: RAF scientist in the field for project to study stratocumulus-to-cumulus transition between California and Hawaii

2016 ORCAS, Chile: RAF scientist in the field for project to study greenhouse gasemmissions and uptake from the Southern Ocean, and scientist operating theAutomatic Giant Aerosol Impactor, Auto-GNI.

2016 ARISTO2016, Colorado: RAF scientist for cloud physics probes.

2017 ARISTO2017 , Colorado: RAF scientist for remote-controlled AutoGNI aerosolsampling system.

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SECTION 4: COMMUNITY SERVICE - EducationalNov. 1985 − Dec. 1985 Teaching Assistant, First Workshop on Cloud Physics and

Climatology, International Center for Theoretical Physics,IAEA, UNESCO, Trieste, Italy.

Nov. 1987 − Dec. 1987 Lecturer and teaching assistant, Second Workshop onCloud Physics and Climate, International Center for The-oretical Physics, IAEA, UNESCO, Trieste, Italy.

Apr. 2000 − Apr. 2005 Adjunct Supervisor of Justin Peter, a graduate student inthe Ph.D. program at Monash University, Applied Mathe-matics. Since Oct. 2003 Justin Peter has had an ASPgraduate fellowship, for which I have been the local su-pervisor.

Jun. 2005 − Aug. 2005 Hosting an MS student, Marile Colon, from University ofIllinois for work on RICO measurements of giant aerosols.Also supervising her development of a dry-deposition modelused to estimate life-times of giant aerosols in the boundary-layer.

Aug. 2007 − Nov. 2007 Hosting a Ph.D. student, Marile Colon, from University ofIllinois for work on calculating the development of warmrain using a stochastic Monte-Carlo numerical model.

June 2009 − Co-leader (with Wen-Chau Lee and Steve Oncley) of theASP Summer Colloquium titled "Exploring the Atmosphereusing Observational Instruments and Techniques". Par-ticipants included 28 US and international graduate stu-dents.

Nov. 2010 − Dec. 2010 Hosting a Ph.D. student, Yosuke Sato, from University ofTokyo for work on marine stratocumulus (DYCOMS-2) air-craft observations. Work was done to compare numeri-cal simulations, satelite observations with aircraft obser-vations.

Nov. 2013 − Aug. 2015 Post. Doc. supervisor/mentor for Dr. Minghui Diao. Workon ice particle formation around jet streams using aircraftobservations.

Jan. 2015 − Dec. 2016 Post. Doc. supervisor/mentor for Dr. Alison Nugent. Workon aerosol-cloud interaction, including teaching of cloudmodeling.

Nov. 2015 − Mentor for Post-Doc visitor, Dr. Piotr Dziekan, Universityof Warsaw, Poland, on work comparing importance of tur-bulent enhancement to coalescence and giant aerosols.

Jun. 2016 − Aug. 2016 Collaborator for Prof. Minghui Diao on ASP Faculty Fel-lowship. Work on water vapor calibration of VCSEL.

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SECTION 4: COMMUNITY SERVICE - EducationalJan. 2015 − Oct. 2016 Post. Doc. supervisor/mentor for Dr. Mikael Witte. Work

on cloud-scale interactions.

SECTION 4: COMMUNITY SERVICE - Advisory

Jun. 1988 − Dec 1989 Adviser (review of conference and workshop proposals),Office of External Activities, International Centre for The-oretical Physics, IAEA, UNESCO, Trieste, Italy.

Jan. 1992 − May 2003 Member of CSIRO/COSSA Aircraft Users Group.

Jan. 1997 − Dec. 1998 Member of Scientific Access Committee, Airborne ResearchAustralia.

Sep. 2003 − Sep. 2005 Member, Executive Committee, NCAR Scientists Assem-bly.

Sep. 2005 − Jan. 2006 Convenor, EOL Scientists Group, NCAR.

Oct. 2010 − RAF Algorithm Review Group Coordinator.

Nov. 2010 − Nov. 2011 EOL seminar chair person.

Jul. 2012 − Jul. 2014 Member of the NCAR Strategic Planning Coulcil. Taskedwith formulation of the next NCAR Strategic Plan.

Apr. 2015 − present Member of ARISTO Review Panel.

Oct. 2015 − present Member of ACCORD Inlet Committee.

SECTION 4: COMMUNITY SERVICE - Recent Invited TalksApr. 2010 − Invited talk at Meteorological Research Instritute, Tsukuba,

Japan.

June 2010 − Invited talk at Leeds University, Leeds, U.K.

March 2012 − Invited talk at British Met Office, Exeter, U.K.

April 2012 − Invited talk at Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, Mainz,Germany.

May 2012 − Invited talk Danish Meteorological Institute, Copenhagen,Denmark.

May 2012 − Invited talk University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Oct. 2013 − Invited keynote talk for EarthCube at George Mason Uni-versity, Fairfax, Virginia.

Apr. 2015 − Invited keynote talk at the 7 ’th Atmospheric Sciences Sym-posium, Intanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey.

Sep. 2016 − Invited talk Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colorado.

July 2017 − Invited group talk University of Warsaw, Copenhagen, Den-mark.

SECTION 4: COMMUNITY SERVICE - Collaborative Visitors

Jun. 2015 − Prof. Alan Blyth, NCAS, UK.

Aug. 2015 − Prof. Terry Nakajima, Director, JAXA Earth Observations,Japan.

Nov. 2015 − Dr. Piotr Dziekan, University of Warsaw, Poland.

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SECTION 5: HONORS AND AWARDS

May 197 9 − Apr. 1980 Scholarship, College of Science, University of Copenhagen,Denmark.

Jul. 1980 − Aug. 1980 Travel Grant, NATO course in Air/Sea-interaction, Univer-sity of Washington, Seattle, WA.

Mar. 1981 Silver medal, University of Copenhagen Prize Contest,Copenhagen, Denmark.

Jan. 1981 Lassen Award, Travel Grant, American Scandinavian Foun-dation, Copenhagen and New York. Additional fundingfrom the Fulbright Commission, Washington, DC.

Jan. 1981 − Jun. 1983 Fellowship, Valle Scandinavian Foundation, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA.

Jul. 1997 − Jul. 2004 Member, Executive Committee, International Commissionon Clouds and Precipitation, IAMAS.

Apr. 2005 − Co-convener for the Atmospheric Instrumentation sessionof the EGU annual meeting, Vienna.

Apr. 2006 − Convener for the Atmospheric Instrumentation session ofthe EGU annual meeting, Vienna.

May. 2006 − Incentive Award for GV Progressive Science project, EarthObservation Laboratory, NCAR, Boulder, CO.

Dec. 2009 − Jan. 2010 Internal EOL sabbatical, 6 weeks.

Oct. 2009 − Incentive Award for organizing the EOL/CSU/UWyo ASPSummer Colloquium: Exploring the Atmosphere using Ob-servational Instruments and Techniques. Earth Observa-tion Laboratory, NCAR, Boulder, CO.

Jul. 2010 − Member of the Organizing Committee for the AMS Port-land Cloud Physics Conference.

Aug. 2010 − Elected member of the AMS Cloud Physics Committee.

Dec. 2010 − UCAR Education and Outreach Award for organizing theEOL/CSU/UWyo ASP Summer Colloquium: Exploring theAtmosphere using Observational Instruments and Tech-niques. Earth Observation Laboratory, NCAR, Boulder,CO.

Sep. 2011 − Winner of the annual EOL publication prize for the Jensenand Lee (2008) stochastic coalescence modeling paper;see reference list 7 .2.4 4 .

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Nov. 2011 − May 2012 Sabbatical visitor, Physics Department, University of Ox-ford, UK.

Jan. 2013 − Jan 2016 Chair of the AMS Cloud Physics Committee.

Oct. 2012 − Mar. 2013 Sabbatical visitor, NCAR/ACD and NCAR/CGD.

Jul. 2014 − Winner of an EOL incentive award for work on NCARStrategic Plan.

Aug. 2014 − Chair, 2014 AMS Cloud Physics Conference, Boston.

Jan. 2016 − present Member of the AMS Cloud Physics Committee.

Jul. 2016 − Co-chair, session on Tropical Clouds and Cloud Systems,Int. Conf. Clouds and Precip., Manchester, UK.

Dec. 2016 − Co-convenor, Microphysical and macroscopic propertiesof ice clouds and mixed-phase clouds: Linking in-situ, re-mote sensing observations and multi-scale models, Amer-ican Geophysical Union, San Francisco, California.

SECTION 6: PROPOSALS AND GRANTS

Jun. 1985 − May 1987 Co-principal investigator, grant from National Science Foun-dation: An Observational Study of Trade Wind Cumuli Offthe Coast of Hawaii.

Jul. 1985 − Aug. 1985 Grant from NCAR/Research Aviation Facility: Same titleas above. 4 0 hours in a Beechcraft Super King Air.

Jul. 1998 − Jun. 1999 Grant from AusAID, Indonesian Government Sector Link-ages Program: Air pollution from Indonesian biomass fires.

Feb. 2004 − Sep. 2007 Principal investigator on a grant from the NCAR Director’sEquipment and Instrumentation Fund: Giant aerosol sam-pling and analysis system. Other investigators: D. Rogers,J. Stith and S. Beaton.

Dec. 2010 − Investigator on the ICE-T proposal for C-130 support; fundedby NSF for 60 C-130 flight hours. Other investigators: A.Heymsfield, D. Rogers, J. Stith et al.

Jul. 2016 − Joint lead of NSF Air Intake Grant, $920k. Other Lead: F.Flocke.

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SECTION 7.1: PUBLICATIONS LIST - Ph.D. Dissertation

7 .1.1 Jensen, J. B., 1985: Turbulent mixing, droplet spectral evolution and dynamicsof warm cumulus clouds. Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Civil Engineering,University of Washington. 197 pp. [Available from University Microfilms, 300 NorthZeeb Road, Ann Arbor, MI 4 8106].

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SECTION 7.2: PUBLICATIONS LIST - Refereed Journal Articles, * denotes Disserta-tion related paper

* 7 .2.1 Jensen, J. B., and R. J. Charlson, 1984 : On the efficiency of nucleation scavengingat cloud base. Tellus, B. Series, 36B, 367 -37 5.

* 7 .2.2 Jensen, J. B., P. H. Austin, M. B. Baker and A. M. Blyth, 1985: Turbulent mixing,spectral evolution and dynamics in a warm cumulus cloud. J. Atmos. Sci., 42,17 3-192.

7 .2.3 Austin, P. H., M. B. Baker, A. M. Blyth, and J. B. Jensen, 1985: Small scale stabilityin warm continental cumulus clouds. J. Atmos. Sci., 42, 1123-1138.

7 .2.4 Jensen, J. B. and A. M. Blyth, 1988: Comment on "Mixing Mechanisms in CumulusCongestus Clouds. Part I: Observations". J. Atmos. Sci., 45, 24 60-24 63.

* 7 .2.5 Blyth, A. M., W. A. Cooper and J. B. Jensen, 1988: A study of the source of en-trained air in Montana cumuli. J. Atmos. Sci.,45, 394 4 -3964 .

* 7 .2.6 Jensen, J. B., and M. B. Baker, 1989: A simple model of droplet spectral evolutionduring turbulent mixing. J. Atmos. Sci., 46, 2812-2829.

7 .2.7 Raga, G. B., J.B. Jensen and M.B. Baker, 1990: Characteristics of cumulus cloudbands off the coast of Hawaii. J. Atmos. Sci., 47, 338-355.

7 .2.8 Lee, S., and J. B. Jensen, 1992: A simple model of airflow and cloud conditionsover Baw Baw Plateau. Aust. Met. Mag., 40, 11-20.

7 .2.9 Jensen, J. B., and G. B. Raga, 1993: Calibration of a Lyman-α sensor to measurein-cloud temperature and clear air dewpoint temperature. J. Atmos. and Ocean.Tech., 10, 15-26.

7 .2.10 Abbs, D. J., and J. B. Jensen, 1993: Numerical modeling of orographically forcedpost-frontal rain. Mon. Wea. Rev., 121, 189-206.

7 .2.11 Bower, K. N., T. W. Choularton, J. Latham, M. B. Baker, J. B. Jensen, 1994 : Aparameterization of warm rain clouds for use in atmospheric general circulationmodels. J. Atmos. Sci., 51, 27 22-27 32.

7 .2.12 Boers, R., J. Jensen, P. Krummel and H. Gerber, 1996: Microphysical and short-wave radiative structure of wintertime stratocumulus clouds over the SouthernOcean. Quart. J. Roy. Met. Soc., 122, 1307 -1339.

7 .2.13 Tsutsumi, Y., Y. Makino and J. Jensen, 1996: Aircraft measurements of tropo-spheric ozone over the western Pacific Ocean. Atmos. Env., 30, 17 63-17 7 2.

7 .2.14 Zaizen, Y., M. Ikegami, Y. Tsutsumi, Y. Makino, K. Okada, J. Jensen and J. L.Gras, 1996: Number concentration and size distribution of aerosol particles overthe western Pacific Ocean. Atmos. Env., 30, 17 55-17 62.

7 .2.15 Boers, R., J. Jensen and P. Krummel, 1997 : A line of convection embedded in astratocumulus-topped boundary layer. Quart. J. Roy. Met. Soc., 124, 207 -221.

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7 .2.16 Boers, R., J. Jensen and P. Krummel, 1998: Microphysical and short-wave radiativestructure of stratocumulus clouds over the Southern Ocean: Summer results andseasonal differences. Quart. J. Roy. Met. Soc., 123, 151-168.

7 .2.17 Tsutsumi, Y., Y. Sawa, Y. Makino, J. B. Jensen, J. L. Gras, B. F. Ryan, S. Dihartoand H. Harjanto, 1999: Aircraft measurements of ozone, NOx, CO, and aerosolconcentrations in biomass burning smoke over Indonesia and Australia in October1997 : Depleted ozone layer at low altitude over Indonesia. Geophysical ResearchLetters, 26, 595-598.

7 .2.18 Sawa, Y., H. Matsueda, Y. Tsutsumi, J. B. Jensen, H. Y. Inoue and Y. Makino, 1999:Tropospheric carbon monoxide and hydrogen measurements over Kalimantan inIndonesia and northern Australia during October, 1997 . Geophysical ResearchLetters, 26, 1389-1392.

7 .2.19 Gras, J. L., J. B. Jensen, K. Okada, M. Ikegami, Y. Zaizen and Y. Makino, 1999:Some optical properties of smoke aerosol in Indonesia and tropical Australia. Geo-physical Research Letters, 26, 1393-1396.

7 .2.20 Banner, M. L., W. Chen, E. J. Walsh, J. B. Jensen, S. Lee and C. Fandry, 1999:The Southern Ocean Waves Experiment. Part: 1. Overview and mean conditions.J. Phys. Ocean., 29, 2130-214 5.

7 .2.21 Jensen, J. B., S. Lee, P. B. Krummel, J. Katzfey and D. Gogoasa, 2000: Precipita-tion in marine stratocumulus. Part I: Thermodynamic and dynamic observations ofclosed cell circulations and cumulus bands. Atmos. Res., 54, 117 -155.

7 .2.22 Chen, W., M. Banner, E. J. Walsh, J. Jensen and S. Lee, 2001: The SouthernOcean Waves Experiment. Part 2. Sea surface response to wind speed and windstress variations. J. Phys. Ocean., 31, 17 4 -198.

7 .2.23 Gerber, H., J. B. Jensen, A. B. Davis, A. Marshak and W. J. Wiscombe, 2001:Spectral density of cloud LWC at high frequencies. J. Atmos. and Ocean. Tech.,58, 4 97 -503.

7 .2.24 Ikegami, M., K. Okada, Y. Zaizen, Y. Makino, J. B. Jensen, J. Gras, and H. Harjanto,2001: Very high weight ratio of S/K in individual haze particles over Kalimantanduring the 1997 Atmos. Env., 35, 4 237 -4 24 3.

7 .2.25 Okada, K., M. Ikegami, Y. Zaizen, J. B. Jensen, J. L. Gras, 2001: The mixture stateof individual aerosol particles in the 1997 Indonesian haze episode. J. AerosolSci., 32, 1269-127 9.

7 .2.26 Jensen, J. B, and H. Granek, 2002: Opto-electronic simulation of the PMS 260Xoptical array drizzle drop probe and application to a marine stratocumulus. J. ofAtmos. and Ocean. Tech., 19, 568-585.

7 .2.27 Tsutsumi, T., Y. Makino and J. B. Jensen, 2003: Vertical and latitudinal variationsof tropospheric ozone over the western Pacific: Case studies from the PACE cam-paigns. J. Geophys. Res., 108 (D8), 4 251-4 265.

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7 .2.28 Ikegami, M., K. Okada, Y. Zaizen, Y. Tsutsumi, Y. Makino, J. B. Jensen and J. L.Gras, 2004 : The composition of aerosol particles in the middle troposphere overthe western Pacific Ocean: aircraft observations from Australia to Japan, January1994 . Atmos. Env., 39, 594 5-5956. Erratum: Atmos. Env., 40, 7 93.

7 .2.29 Adhikari, M, Y. Ishizaka, H. Minda, R. Kazaoka, J. B. Jensen, J. L. Gras and T.Nakajima, 2005: Vertical distribution of cloud condensation nuclei concentrationsand their effect on microphysical properties of clouds over the sea near the south-west islands of Japan. J. Geophys. Res.-Atmos., 110 (D10), D10203-D10217 .

7 .2.30 Okada, Kikuo, M. Ikegami, Y. Zaizen, Y. Tsutsumi, Y. Makino, J. B. Jensen and J.L. Gras, 2005: Soot particles in the free troposphere over Australia. Atmos. Env.,39, 507 9-5089.

7 .2.31 Walsh, E. J., M. L. Banner, J. H. Churnside, J. A. Shaw, D. C. Vandemark, C. W.Wright, J. B. Jensen, and S. Lee, 2005: Visual demonstration of three-scale sea-surface roughness under light wind conditions. IEEE Trans. Geos. Rem. Sens.,4 3 (8), 17 51-17 62.

7 .2.32 Peter, J. R., S. T. Siems, J. B. Jensen, J. L. Gras, Y. Ishizaka and J. Hacker, 2006:Prediction and observation of cloud processing of the aerosol size distribution by aband of cumulus. Quart. J. Roy. Met. Soc., 132, 835-863.

7 .2.33 Colon-Robles, M., R. M. Rauber, and J. B. Jensen, 2006: Influence of low-levelwind speed on droplet spectra near cloud base in trade wind cumulus. Geophys.Res. Lett., 33, L20814 , doi:10.1029/2006GL027 4 87 .

7 .2.34 Peter, J. R., S. T. Siems, J. B. Jensen, J. L. Gras, Y. Ishizaka and J. M. Hacker(2006): Observations of sulfur dioxide uptake and new particle formation in a mid-latitude cumulus cloud. Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 7 4 7 1-7 4 97 .

7 .2.35 Young, L.-H., D. R. Benson, W. A. Montanaro, S.-H. Lee, D. C. Rogers, J. Jensen,J. L. Stith, C. A. Davis, T. L. Campos, K. P. Bowman, W. A. Cooper and L. R.Lait, 2007 ; Enhanced new particle formation observed in the northern midlatitudetropopause region, J. Geophys. Res., 112, D10218.

7 .2.36 Rauber, R. M., B. Stevens, H. T. Ochs III, C. Knight, B. A. Albrecht, A. M. Blyth,C. W. Fairall, J. B. Jensen, S. G. Lasher-Trapp, O. L. Mayol-Bracero, G. Vali, J. R.Anderson, B. A. Baker, A. R. Bandy, F. Burnet, J.-L. Brenguier, W. A. Brewer, P. R.A. Brown, P. Chuang, W. R. Cotton, L. di Girolamo, B. Geerts, H. Gerber, S. Goke,L. Gomes, B. G. Heikes, J. G. Hudson, P. Kollias, R. P. Lawson, S. K. Krueger, D. H.Lenschow, L. Nuijens, D. W. O’Sullivan, R. A. Rilling, D. C. Rogers, A. P. Siebesma,E. Snodgrass, J. L. Stith, D. C. Thornton, S. Tucker, C. H. Twohy and P. Zuidema,2007 : Rain in (Shallow) Cumulus Clouds over the Ocean - The RICO Campaign.B. Amer. Met. Soc., 88, 1912-1928.

7 .2.37 Rauber, R. M., B. Stevens, H. T. Ochs III, C. Knight, B. A. Albrecht, A. M. Blyth,C. W. Fairall, J. B. Jensen, S. G. Lasher-Trapp, O. L. Mayol-Bracero, G. Vali, J. R.Anderson, B. A. Baker, A. R. Bandy, F. Burnet, J.-L. Brenguier, W. A. Brewer, P. R.

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A. Brown, P. Chuang, W. R. Cotton, L. di Girolamo, B. Geerts, H. Gerber, S. Goke,L. Gomes, B. G. Heikes, J. G. Hudson, P. Kollias, R. P. Lawson, S. K. Krueger, D. H.Lenschow, L. Nuijens, D. W. O’Sullivan, R. A. Rilling, D. C. Rogers, A. P. Siebesma,E. Snodgrass, J. L. Stith, D. C. Thornton, S. Tucker, C. H. Twohy and P. Zuidema,2007 : Rain in Shallow Cumulus Clouds over the Ocean - The RICO Campaign;supplement. B. Amer. Met. Soc., 88, S12-S18.

7 .2.38 Rauber, R. M., B. Stevens, J. Davidson, S. Goke, O. L. Mayol-Bracero, D. Rogers,P. Zuidema, H. T. Ochs III, C. Knight, J. Jensen, S. Bereznicki, S. Bordoni, H.Garo-Gautier, M. Colon-Robles, M. Deliz, S. Donaher, V. Ghate, E. Gzeszczak,C. Henry, A. M. Hertel, I. Jo, M. Kruk, J. Lowenstein, J. Malley, B. Medeiros, Y.Mendez-Lopez, S. Mishra, F. Morales-Garcia, L. A. Nuijens, D. O’Donnell, D. L.Ortiz-Montalvo, K. Rasmussenn, E. Riepe, S. Scalia, E. Serpetzoglou, H. Shen,M. Siedsma, J. Small, E. Snodgrass, P. Trivej and J. Zawislak, 2007 : In the Driver’sSeat - RICO and Education. B. Amer. Met. Soc., 88, 1929-1938.

7 .2.39 Lee, S.-H., L.-H. Young, D. R. Benson, M. Kulmala, H. Junninen, T. Suni, T. L.Campos, D. C. Rogers and J. Jensen, 2008: Observations of nighttime new particleformation in the troposphere. J. Geophys. Res. - Atmos., 113D10, D10210.

7 .2.4 0 Smith, R. B., B. K. Woods, J. Jensen, W. A. Cooper, J. D. Doyle, Q. Jiang andV. Grubisic, 2008: Mountain waves entering the stratosphere. J. Atmos. Sci., 65,254 3-2562.

7 .2.4 1 E. J. Walsh, M. L. Banner, C. W. Wright, D. C. Vandemark, B. Chaperon, J. Jensenand S. Lee, 2008: The Southern Ocean Waves Experiment. Part III. Sea surfaceslope statistics and near-nadir remote sensing. J. Phys. Ocean., 38,67 0-685.

7 .2.4 2 K. Okada, M. Ikegami, Y. Zaizen, Y. Tsutsumi, Y. Makino, J. B. Jensen and J. L.Gras, 2008: Submicrometer sulfur-rich particles in the middle troposphere: Aircraftobservations from Australia to Japan. Atmos. Res., 88, 185-198.

7 .2.4 3 Benson, D. R., L. H. Young, S. H. Lee, T. L. Campos, D. C. Rogers and J. B.Jensen, 2008: The effects of airmass history on new particle formation in the freetroposphere: case studies. Atmos. Chem. and Phys., 8, 3015-3024 .

7 .2.4 4 Jensen, J. B., and S. Lee, 2008: Giant sea-salt aerosols and warm rain formationin marine stratocumulus. J. Atmos. Sci., 65, 367 8-3694 .

7 .2.4 5 Gerber, H. E., G. M. Frick, J. B. Jensen, and J. G. Hudson, 2008: Entrainment,mixing and microphysics in trade-wind cumulus. J. Met. Soc. Japan, 86, 87 -106.

7 .2.4 6 Peter, J., S. Siems, J. B. Jensen and J. Hacker, 2010: Airborne observations ofthe effect of a cold front on the aerosol particle size distribution and new particleformation. Q. J. Roy Met. Soc., 136, 94 4 -961.

7 .2.4 7 Montgomery, M. T., C. Davis, T. Dunkerton, Z. Wang, C. Velden, R. Torn, S. Ma-jumdar, F. Zhang , R. K. Smith, L. Bosart, M. M. Bell, J. S. Haase, A. Heymsfield,J. Jensen, T. Campos and M. A. Boothe, 2011: The Pre-Depression Investigation

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of Cloud Systems in the Tropics (PREDICT) Experiment: Scientific Basis, NewAnalysis Tools and Some First Results. Bull. Amer. Met. Soc., 93, 153-17 2.

7 .2.4 8 Blot, R., A. D. Clarke, S. Freitag, V. Kapustin, S. Howell, J. B. Jensen, L. M. Shank,C. S. McNaughton and V. Brekhovskikh, 2013: Ultrafine sea spray aerosol over theSouth Eastern Pacific: Open-Ocean contributions to marine boundary layer CCN.Atmos. Chem. Phys., 14, 7 263-7 27 8.

7 .2.4 9 Chubb, T. H., J. B. Jensen, S. T. Siems, and M. J. Manton 2013: In situ observationsof supercooled liquid water clouds over the Southern Ocean during the HIAPERPole-to-Pole campains. Geoph. Res. Ltr., 40, 5280-5285.

7 .2.50 Jackson, R. C., G. McFarquhar, J. Stith, M. Beals, R. A. Shaw, J. Jensen, J. Fugaland A. Korolev, 2014 : An assessment of the impact of antishattering tips and arti-fact removal techniques on ice size distributions measured by the 2D cloud probe.J. Atmos. Ocean Tech., 31, 2567 -2590.

7 .2.51 Diao, M., J. B. Jensen, L. L. Pan, C. R. Homeyer, S. Honomichi, J. F. Bresch,and A. Bansemer, 2015: Distributions of ice supersaturation and ice crystals fromairborne observations in relation to upper tropospheric dynamical boundaries. J.Geophys. Res. Atmospheres, 120, 5101-5121.

7 .2.52 Chubb, T., Y. Huang, J. Jensen, T. Campos, S. Siems and M. Manton, 2016: Obser-vations of high droplet number concentrations in Southern Ocean boundary layerclouds. Atmos. Chem. Phys., 16, 97 1-987 .

7 .2.53 Smith, R. B., A. D. Nugent, C. G. Kruse, D. C. Fritts, J. D. Doyle, S. D. Eckermann,M. J. Taylor, A. Dornbrack, M. Uddstrom, W. Cooper, P. Romashkin, J. Jensen andS. Beaton, 2016: Stratospheric Gravity Wave Fluxes and Scales during DEEP-WAVE. J. Atmos. Sci., 73, 2851-2869.

7 .2.54 Cooper, W. A., R. B. Friesen, M. Hayman, J. B. Jensen, D. H. Lenschow, P. A.Romashkin, A. J. Schanot, S. M. Spuler, J. L. Stith and C. Wolff, 2016: Character-ization of Uncertainty in measurement of wind from the NSF/NCAR Gulfstream Vresearch aircraft. NCAR Tech. Note, 17 4 pp.

7 .2.55 P. Zuidema, J. Haggerty, M. Cadeddu, J. Jensen, E. Orlandi, M. Mech, J. Vivekanan-dan, Z. Wang, 2016: Recommendations for improving US NSF-supported air-borne microwave radiometry. Bull. Amer. Met. Soc., 97, 2257 -2261. DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.117 5/BAMS-D-15-00081.1 .

7 .2.56 Pan, L. L., E. L. Atlas, R. J. Salawitch, S. B. Honomichl, J. F. Bresch, W. J. Ran-del, E. C. Apel, R. S. Hornbrook, A. J. Weinheimer, D. C. Anderson, S. J. An-drews, S. Baidar, S. P. Beaton, T. L. Campos, L. J. Carpenter, D. Chen, B. Dix,V. Donets, S. R. Hall, T. F. Hanisco, C. R. Homeyer, L. G. Huey, J. B. Jensen, L.Kaser, D. E. Kinnison, T. K. Koenig, J-F Lamarque, C. Liu, J. Luo, Z. J. Luo, D.D. Montzka, J. M. Nicely, R. B. Pierce, D. D. Riemer, T. Robinson, P. Romashkin,A. Saiz-Lopez, S. Schauffler, O. Shieh, M. H. Stell, K. Ullmann, G. Vaughan, R.Volkamer, G. Wolfe, 2016: The Convective Transport of Active Species in the Trop-

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ics (CONTRAST) Experiment. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 98, 106-128. DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.117 5/BAMS-D-14 -0027 2.1 .

7 .2.57 Chen, D., L. G. Huey, D. J. Tanner, R. J. Salawitch, D. C. Anderson, P. A. Wales,L. L. Pan, E. L. Atlas, R. S. Hornbrook, E. C. Apel, N. J. Blake, T. L. Campos,V. Donets, F. M. Flocke, S. R. Hall, T. F. Hanisco, A. J. Hills, S. B. Honomichl, J.B. Jensen, L. Kaser, D. D. Montzka, J. M. Nicely, J. M. Reeves, D. D. Riemer, S.M. Schauffler, K. Ullmann, A. J. Weinheimer, and G. M. Wolfe, 2016: Airbornemeasurements of BrO and the sum of HOBr and Br2 over the tropical West Pacificfrom 1 to 15 km during the CONvective TRansport of Active Species in the Tropics(CONTRAST) experiment. J. Geophys. Res., Atmospheres, 121, 12560-1257 8,DOI: 10.1002/2016JD025561.

7 .2.58 Hayman, M. K. J. McMenamin, and J. B. Jensen, 2016: Response time character-istics of the Fast-2D optical array probe detector board. J. Atmos. Ocean. Tech.,33, 2569-2583. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.117 5/JTECH-D-16-0062.1 .

7 .2.59 Jensen, J. B., and A. D. Nugent, 2017 : The remarkable condensational growth ofdrops formed on giant sea-salt aerosol particles. J. Atmos. Sci., 74, 67 9-697 . DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.117 5/JAS-D-15-037 0.1.

7 .2.60 D’Alessandro, J. J, M. Diao, C. Wu, X. Liu, M. Chen, H. Morrison, T. Eidhammer, J.B. Jensen, A. Bansemer, M. A. Zondlo, J. P. DiGangi, 2017 : Dynamical conditionsof ice supersaturation and ice nucleation in convective systems: A comparativeanalysis between in situ aircraft observations and WRF simulations. it J. Geophys.Res. - Atmos., 122, 284 4 -2866.

7 .2.61 Diao, M., G. H. Bryan, H. Morrison and J. B. Jensen, 2017 : Ice nucleation param-eterization and relative humidity distribution in idealized squall line simulations. J.Atmos. Sci., https://doi.org/10.117 5/JAS-D-16-0356.1

7 .2.62 Stephens, B. B., M. C. Long, R. F. Keeling, E. A Kort, C. Sweeney, E. A. Apel, E.L. Atlas, S. Beaton, J. D. Bent, N. J. Blake, J. F. Bresch, J. Casey, B. C. Daube,M. Diao, E. Diaz, H. Dierssen, V. Donets, B.-C. Gao, M. Gierach, R. green, J.Haag, M. Hayman, A. J. Hills, M. S. Hoecker-Martinez, S. B. Homonichl, R. S.Hornbrook, J. B. Jensen, R.-R. Li, I. McCubbin, K. McKain, E. J. Morgan, S. Nolte,J. Powers, B. Rainwater, K. Randolph, M. reeves, S. M. Schauffler, M. Smith, K.Smith, J. Stith, G. Stossmeister, D. W. Toohey and A. S. Watt, 2017 : The O2/N2

ratio and CO2 airborne Southern Ocean (ORCAS study. Bull. Amer. Met. Soc.https://doi.org/10.117 5/BAMS-D-16-0206.1

SECTION 7.4: PUBLICATIONS LIST - Journal Articles In Preparation Or Submitted

7 .4 .1 Jensen, J. B., M. A. Rother and R. H. Davis, 2017 : Cloud droplet collision efficien-cies: Physical assumptions and implications. To be submited to Quart. J. Roy.Meteor. Soc..

7 .4 .2 Jensen, J. B., S. Beaton, D. C. Rogers, J. L. Stith, K. Schwenz, M. Colon-Robles,

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R. M. Rauber, J. Gras, 2017 : GNI - A system for the impaction and automatedoptical sizing of giant aerosol particles with emphasis on sea salt. Part 1: Basicinstrument and algorithms. To be submitted to J. Atmos. Ocean. Tech.; 100%completed.

7 .4 .3 Jensen, J. B., S. Beaton, D. C. Rogers, J. L. Stith, K. Schwenz, M. Colon-Robles, R.M. Rauber, J. Gras, 2017 : GNI - A system for the impaction and automated opticalsizing of giant aerosol particles with emphasis on sea salt. Part 2: Uncertaintyanalysis and high-speed drop impact effects. To be submitted to J. Atmos. Ocean.Tech.; 95% completed.

7 .4 .4 Jensen, J. B., 2017 : Marine stratocumulus warm rain formation in observations,climate models and some early Eulerian bin-microphysics LES models: The caseagainst rain initiation on small CCN, the case for rain initiation on giant GCCN, andwhy the IPCC may have discounted GCCN. To be submitted to J. Atmos. Sci.; 50%complete.

7 .4 .5 J. J. Dâ™Alessandro, M. Diao, C. Wu, X. Liu, A. Gettelman, J. B. Jensen, B.Stephens, 2017 : Relative humidity distributions over the Southern Ocean basedon in-situ airborne observations and CAM5 simulations To be submitted to J. At-mos. Sci.; 50% complete.

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SECTION 7.5: PUBLICATIONS LIST - Internally Refereed Publications

7 .5.1 J. B. Jensen, 1990: The 1988 Australian Winter Storms Experiment: Report onaircraft observations. Research Report No 16, Urban Water Research Associationof Australia, Melbourne, 4 9 p.

7 .5.2 Jensen, J. B., J. L. Gras, S. Diharto, H. Harjanto, Y. Makino, Y. Tsutsumi, I. Galbally,R. Mitchell, M. Keywood, S. Lee„ P. B. Krummel, C. Tivendale, B. Petraitis, C.M. Meyer, I. A. Weeks, T. Firestone, K. Boast, M. Collier, P. Selleck, M. Ikegami,T. Zaizen, Y. Sawa, K. Okada, Sumiratno, M. Naibaho, R. McDonnell, 1999: Airpollution from Indonesian biomass fires: Summary science report to AusAID. 12,[9] p.

7 .5.3 Jensen, J. B., J. L. Gras, S. Diharto, H. Harjanto, Y. Makino, Y. Tsutsumi, R. M.Mitchell, M. Z. Keywood, I. Galbally, S. Lee, C. M. Tivendale, M. Meyer, P. B.Krummel, I. Weeks, M. Ikegami, Y. Zaizen, K. Okada, Y. Sawa, H. Matsueda, H. I.Yoshikawa, 2000: Air pollution from Indonesian biomass fires, Extended report toAusAID, 125 pp.

7 .5.4 Jensen, J. B. 2001: Report on the King Air flights in APEX-E2/ACE-Asia. 3-monthreport to STA, 129 pp.

7 .5.5 Jensen, J. B. 2001: Report on the King Air flights in APEX-E2/ACE-Asia. Finalreport to Japan Science and technology, 132 pp.

7 .5.6 Jensen, J. B., 2001: Drop-size measurements in Olympic Dam ducts: Raise-bores16 and 21. Report to WMC Resources, 128 pp.

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SECTION 7.6: PUBLICATIONS LIST - Non-refereed and/or conference presentations

7 .6.1 Austin, P. H., M. B. Baker and J. B. Jensen, 1982: Entrainment, mixing and dropletspectral evolution in CCOPE clouds. Proceedings, Conf. on Cloud Physics, Chicago,Ill., 161-164 .

7 .6.2 Jensen, P. H. and R. E. Breidenthal, 1983: Buoyancy induced entrainment in cu-mulus clouds. EOS, 64, 665.

7 .6.3 Baker. M. B. and J. B. Jensen, 1983: The effects of turbulent mixing on dropletspectra. EOS, 64, 666.

7 .6.4 Raga, G., E. Hicks, J. B. Jensen, C. Pontikis, A. Rigaud, M. B. Baker and G. Taylor,1986: A study of warm cumuli in mid-latitude and tropical regions. Proceedings,Conf. on Cloud Physics, Snowmass, Colo., 2, 56-59.

7 .6.5 Taylor, G., M. B. Baker and J. B. Jensen, 1986: Entrainment studies of CCOPEclouds using an axisymmetric cloud model. Proceedings, Conf. on Cloud Physics,Snowmass, Colo., 2, 14 9-152.

7 .6.6 Jensen, J. B., and A. M. Blyth, 1986: The sources of entrained air in Montanacumuli. Proceedings, Conf. on Cloud Physics, Snowmass, Colo., 2, 161-164 .

7 .6.7 Jensen, J. B., and M. B. Baker, 1986: An observational study of cloud droplet pop-ulations in continental cumuli. Proceedings, Conf. on Cloud Physics, Snowmass,Colo., 2, 14 5-14 8.

7 .6.8 Jensen, J. B., and D. H. Lenschow, 1988: A study of marine stratocumulus us-ing lidar and other FIRE aircraft observations. FIRE Science Experiment TeamMeeting, Vail, Colo., 307 -311.

7 .6.9 Raga, G. B., J. B. Jensen and M. B. Baker, 1988: Characteristics of cumulusbandclouds off the east coast of Hawaii. Proceedings, 10th International CloudPhysics Conference, Bad Homborg, Germany, 1, 4 0-4 2.

7 .6.10 Jensen, J. B., D. Baumgardner and G. B. Raga, 1988: On the observations of cloudtemperature and liquid water content using a Lyman-α and an FSSP sensor. Pro-ceedings, 10th International Cloud Physics Conference, Bad Homborg, Germany,2, 538-54 0.

7 .6.11 Jensen, J. B., and D. Lenschow, 1989: Inferences of stratocumulus structure fromairborne lidar observations. Proceedings, Symposium on the role of clouds in cli-mate and chemistry, Anaheim, California.

7 .6.12 Jensen, J. B., S. H. Lee, R. O’Brien, C. Tivendale and A. B. Long, 1990: The 1988Australian Winter Storms Experiment: Case study: 6 August 1988. Proceedings,Cloud Physics Conference, San Francisco, Calif., 7 65-7 7 1.

7 .6.13 LeMone, M. A., and J. B. Jensen, 1990: Some aspects of the structure and dy-namics of Hawaiian cloud bands. Proceedings, Cloud Physics Conference, SanFrancisco, Calif., 7 4 4 -7 4 9.

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7 .6.14 Jensen, J. B., 1990: The 1988 Australian Winter Storms Experiment: Report onaircraft observations. Research Report No 16, Urban Water Research Associationof Australia, Melbourne, 4 9 p.

7 .6.15 K. Bower, T. Choularton, J. Latham, J. Nelson, M. Baker, J. Jensen and A. Blyth,1992: Microphysical properties of warm cloud. Proceedings, 11’th InternationalConference on Clouds and precipitation, Montreal, Canada, 133-134 .

7 .6.16 J. B. Jensen and S. Lee, 1992: The interaction of fronts with topography: A com-parison of frontal and post-frontal organization and microphysical conditions. pro-ceedings, 11’th International Conference on Clouds and Precipitation, Montreal,Canada, 567 -57 0.

7 .6.17 J. B. Jensen, 1992: The parameterization of precipitation in numerical models:Verification using in-cloud observations. DSIR/CSIRO chief executives symposiumon atmospheric research, Queenstown, New Zealand, 4 p.

7 .6.18 S. Lee, W. Chen, J. Jensen, M. Banner and C. Fandry, 1993: Airborne observa-tions of momentum, heat and moisture fluxes during the Southern Ocean WaveExperiment (SOWEX): Analysis procedures and results. Proceedings, Fourth In-ternational Conference on Southern hemisphere Meteorology and Oceanography,Hobart, Australia, 229-230.

7 .6.19 J. B. Jensen, 1993: The precipitation mechanism in frontal and post-frontal bands:Observations and model calculations. Workshop on the estimation of extreme pre-cipitation for catchment and flood hydrology, Melbourne, Australia, 1 p.

7 .6.20 M. Banner, W. Chen, J. Jensen, S. Lee, C. Fandry and E Walsh, 1992: Initial resultsfrom the Southern Ocean Waves Experiment (SOWEX). Proceedings, Fourth In-ternational Conference on Southern hemisphere Meteorology and Oceanography,Hobart, Australia, 505.

7 .6.21 E. Walsh, D. Vandemark, D. Hines, M. Banner, W. Chen, C. Fandry, J. Reid, J.Jensen, S. Lee, R. Swift, and J. Scott, 1993: Wind stress versus sea surface meansquare slope measured with a 36 GHz scanning radar altimeter. Symposium onAir-Sea Interface, Marseilles, France, 8 p.

7 .6.22 Zaizen, Y., M. Ikegami, Y. Tsutsumi, Y. Makino, K. Okada, J. Jensen and J. Gras,1994 : Distribution of aerosol particles over the western Pacific Ocean.

7 .6.23 Tsutsumi, Y., Y. Makino and J. Jensen, 1994 : Aircraft measurements of tropo-spheric ozone over the western Pacific Ocean.

7 .6.24 Jensen, J. B., S. Lee, R. Boers, P. B. Krummel, D. Gogoasa, J. Hudson, M. Harveyand I. Kristament, 1996: The inception of drizzle in marine stratocumulus: A Monte-Carlo simulation of convective cores. Proceedings, 12th International Conferenceon Clouds and Precipitation, Zurich, Switzerland, 7 13-7 16.

7 .6.25 Boers, R., J. B. Jensen, J. L. Gras, P. B. Krummel and S. Lee, 1996: SouthernOcean Cloud Experiment: Observations of marine stratocumulus in an unpolluted

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environment. Proceedings, 12th International Conference on Clouds and Precipi-tation, Zurich, Switzerland, 924 -927 .

7 .6.26 Tsutsumi, Y., Makino, Y., and Jensen, J. B. (1996). The latitudinal distributions ofthe tropospheric ozone over the Western Pacific Ocean. XVIII Quadrennial OzoneSymposium: abstracts, L’Aquila, Italy, 532.

7 .6.27 Banner, M. L., W. Chen, E. J. Walsh, J. Jensen, S. Lee and C. Fandry, 1996: Seatstate influence on the wind stress: Initial results from SOWEX. In Donelan, M. A.,W. H. Hui and W. J. Plant (eds.), 1996: The air-sea interface: Radio and acousticsensing, turbulence and wave dynamics. University of Miami, Miami, Florida, 4 13-4 19.

7 .6.28 Walsh, E., D. Vandemark, D. Hines, M. Banner, W. Chen, C. Fandry, J. Reid, J.Jensen, S. Lee, R. Swift and J. Scott, 1996: Wind stress versus sea surface meansquare slope measured with a 36 GHz scanning radar altimeter. In Donelan, M. A.,W. H. Hui and W. J. Plant (eds), 1996: The air-sea interface: Radio and acousticsensing, turbulence and wave dynamics. University of Miami, Miami, Florida, 4 4 3-4 4 8.

7 .6.29 Boers, R., Jensen, J. B., and Krummel, P. B. (1996). Influence of drizzle on thealbedo of clouds in the unpolluted environment over the Southern Ocean. SecondInternational Scientific Conference on the Global Energy and Water Cycle: Preprintvolume, Washington, D.C. [U.S.]: The Conference. p. 367 -368.

7 .6.30 Makino, Y., Tsutsumi, Y., Ikegami, M., Zaizen, Y., Sawa, Y., Jensen, J. B., Gras, J.L., Lee, S., Tivendale, C. M., Petraitis, B. S., Ryan, B. F., Sri Diharto, Ir., Harjanto,H., and Sribimawati, T. (1997 ). Airborne observations of atmospheric constituentsover Indonesia and Australia. International Conference on Science and Technologyfor the Assessment of Global Environmental Change and its Impact on the MaritimeContinent of Indonesia. [abstracts], Jakarta. Jakarta, Indonesia: Agency for theAssessment and Application of Technology . 1 p.

7 .6.31 Boers, R., Hudson, J. G., Gras, J. L., Jensen, J. B., and Krummel, P. B. (1997 ).Links between cloud condensation nuclei and cloud droplet concentration in the un-polluted atmosphere over the Southern Ocean. Third Conference on AtmosphericChemistry: Preprints, Long Beach, Calif. Boston, Mass.: American MeteorologicalSociety, 25-26.

7 .6.32 Jensen, J. B., Lee, S., Boers, R., and Krummel, P. B. (1997 ). Precipitation inmarine stratocumulus: thermodynamic and dynamic analysis of a moving cloudband. IAMAP/IAPSO Joint Assemblies. Abstracts, Melbourne, D. Jasper, and T.Beer (editors). [Melbourne]: Local Organizing Committee, 1997 Joint Assembliesof IAMAS & IAPSO. p. abstract IM6rr.

7 .6.33 Jensen, J. B., Siems, S. T., Larsen, H., Wratt, D. S., Bradley, S. G., and Lee, S.(1997 ). SALPEX 1996: observations of a frontal system on the windward and leeside of the South Island. IAMAP/IAPSO Joint Assemblies. Abstracts, Melbourne,

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D. Jasper, and T. Beer (editors). [Melbourne]: Local Organizing Committee, 1997Joint Assemblies of IAMAS & IAPSO. p. abstract IM2ddddd.

7 .6.34 Lee, S., Jensen, J. B., Larsen, H., and Revell, M. (1997 ). Regional climate simu-lations nested within analyses. IAMAP/IAPSO Joint Assemblies. Abstracts, Mel-bourne, D. Jasper, and T. Beer (editors). [Melbourne]: Local Organizing Commit-tee, 1997 Joint Assemblies of IAMAS & IAPSO. p. abstract IM6xx.

7 .6.35 Wratt, D. S., Austin, G. L., Bradley, S. G., Henderson, R., Jensen, J. B., Lane, A.,Larsen, H., Seed, A., Siems, S. T., and Tilford, K. (1997 ). SALPEX ’96 − oro-graphic influences on clouds and precipitation. IAMAP/IAPSO Joint Assemblies.Abstracts, Melbourne, D. Jasper, and T. Beer (editors). [Melbourne]: Local Orga-nizing Committee, 1997 Joint Assemblies of IAMAS & IAPSO. p. abstract IM6gg.

7 .6.36 Tsutsumi, Y., Zaizen, Y., Ikegami, M., Sawa, Y., Matsueda, H., Makino, Y., Okada,K., Inoue, H. Y., Jensen, J. B., Gras, J. L., Ryan, B. F., Diharto, S., and Harjanto, H.(1998). Aircraft measurements of trace gases in the biomass burning smokes overIndonesia and Australia. Joint International Symposium on Global AtmosphericChemistry: program and abstracts, Seattle. [Seattle]: CACGP; IGAC, 28.

7 .6.37 Zaizen, Y., Ikegami, M., Okada, K., Tsutsumi, Y., Sawa, Y., Makino, Y., and Jensen,J. B. (1998). Aircraft observation of aerosol particles over forest fires of Kalimantan.Joint International Symposium on Global Atmospheric Chemistry: program andabstracts, Seattle. [Seattle]: CACGP; IGAC, 87 .

7 .6.38 Wratt, D. S., Jensen, J. B., and Lee, S. (1998). Field measurements of mountain-induced modifications to air flow and precipitation. Australasian Atmospheres andOceans ’98: abstract volume, Victoria University of Wellington (AMOS Publication,13) . [New Zealand]: Joint Conference [of NZMS and AMOS], 122.

7 .6.39 Tsutsumi, Y., Makino, Y., Jensen, J. B., and Harvey, M. (1998). The latitudinal dis-tributions of the tropospheric ozone over the Western Pacific Ocean. Atmosphericozone: proceedings of the XVIII Quadrennial Ozone Symposium, L’Aquila, Italy, R.D. Bojkov, and G. Visconti (editors), 4 39-4 4 2.

7 .6.4 0 Jensen, J. B., Gras, J. L., Lee, S., Tivendale, C. M., Petraitis, B. S., Ryan, B.F., Makino, Y., Tsutsumi, Y., Ikegami, M., Zaizen, Y., Okada, K., Matsueda, H.,Sawa, Y., and Harjanto, H. (1998). Airborne observations of atmospheric con-stituents over Indonesia and Australia. Proceedings of Asia Pacific Network forGlobal Change Research (APN) Aerosol Scoping Workshop, New Delhi, India, D.C. Parashar, C. Sharma, and A. P. Mitra (editors) (SASCOM Scientific Report, 11). New Delhi: SASCOM Secretariat, National Physical Laboratory. p. 60-64 .

7 .6.4 1 Gras, J. L., Jensen, J. B., Lee, S., Tivendale, C. M., Petraitis, B. S., Ryan, B. F.,Makino, Y., Tsutsumi, Y., Ikegami, M., Zaizen, Y., Okada, K., Matsuada, M., Sawa,Y., Sri Diharto, Ir., and Harjanto, H. (1998). Airborne measurements of smoke inIndonesia and northern Australia − October 1997 . WMO Workshop on RegionalTransboundary Smoke and Haze in Southeast Asia, Singapore, G. R. Carmichael

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(compiler) (Environmental Pollution Monitoring and Research Programme / GlobalAtmosphere Watch, 131; WMO/TD ; no. 94 8) . [Geneva]: Secretariat of the WorldMeteorological Organization, 219-231.

7 .6.4 2 Copeland, J., Wratt, D. S., Gray, W., Larsen, H., Revell, M., Austin, G., Henderson,R., Ibbitt, R., Jensen, J. B., Lee, S., and Bormann, N. (1999). Orographic precipi-tation: results from SALPEX (the Southern Alps Experiment). IUGG 99: abstracts,Birmingham. [England]: International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics. p. 4 4 ,abstract JWM08/W/04 -A2.

7 .6.4 3 Chen, W., Banner, M. L., Walsh, E. J., Jensen, J. B., and Lee, S. (1999). TheSouthern Ocean Waves Experiment: sea-surface response to wind speed andwind stress variations. The wind-driven air-sea interface: electromagnetic andacoustic sensing, wave dynamics and turbulent fluxes: Proceedings of the sym-posium, Sydney, N.S.W., M. L. Banner (editor). Sydney: School of Mathematics,University of New South Wales, 17 9-180.

7 .6.4 4 Walsh, E. J., Vandemark, D. C., Banner, M. L., Chen, W., Swift, R. N., Scott, J.F., Hines, D. E., Jensen, J. B., Lee, S., and Fandry, C. B. (1999). Observationsof sea surface mean square slope during the Southern Ocean Waves Experiment.The wind-driven air-sea interface: electromagnetic and acoustic sensing, wavedynamics and turbulent fluxes: Proceedings of the symposium, Sydney, N.S.W.,M. L. Banner (editor). Sydney: School of Mathematics, University of New SouthWales, 4 19-4 20.

7 .6.4 5 Jensen, J. B., J. Gras and R. McDonnell, 2000: Observations of smoke and giantaerosol particles over Kalimantan and model results of impact on warm cloud pro-cesses. Proceedings, 13’th International Conference on Clouds and precipitation,Reno, Nevada, 1006-1009.

7 .6.4 6 Peter, J. R., S. T. Siems, J. B. Jensen, J. L. Gras, Y. Ishizaka and J. Hacker, 2004 :Prediction and observation of aerosol processing by a cumulus: Evidence for par-ticle removal and nucleation ion clouds. Prep. 14’th Intern. Conf. on Clouds andPrecip., 189-192.

7 .6.4 7 Jensen, J. B., S. Siems, J. Hacker, J. Gras, C. Tivendale and J. Peter, 2001: Asummary of King-Air observations during ACE-Asia with special emphasis on giantaerosol particles. Proceedings of the 4’the APEX International Workshop, 26-28September 2001, Kyoto, Japan, 111-114 .

7 .6.4 8 Rogers, D. C., J. Stith, J. Jensen, W. A. Cooper, D. Nagel, O. Goyea, 2006: Splashartifacts in FSSP measurements - observations and flow modeling studies. Prep.AMS 12’th Conf. on Clouds, 4 pp.

7 .6.4 9 Jensen, J. B., 2006: A characterization of cold pools below marine trade windcumuli. Prep. AMS 12’th Conf. on Clouds, 4 pp.

7 .6.50 Jensen, J. B., P. Romashkin and S. Beaton, 2006: Pressure perturbations in andbelow trade wind cumuli. Prep. AMS 12’th Conf. on Clouds, 4 pp.

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7 .6.51 Colon-Robles, M., R. M. Rauber, J. B. Jensen, S. Goke, D. Rogers, I. Genkova andS. Beaton, 2006: Giant and ultragiant sea-salt aerosols and Caribbean trade windcumuli. Prep. AMS 12’th Conf. on Clouds, 4 pp.

7 .6.52 Jensen, J. B., S. Beaton, J. Stith, D. C. Rogers, M. Colon-Robles, and R. Rauber,2008: Vertical distribution of atmospheric sea-salt mixing ratio in the Caribbean:Fluxes and implications for the warm rain process. Prep. Int. Conf. Clouds andPrecip., Cancun, Mexico, 4 pp.

7 .6.53 Jensen, J. B., 2009: The near-omniprescence of coalescence in warm clouds.Prep. IAMAS conference, Montreal, Canada.

7 .6.54 Colon-Robles, M., R. M. Rauber, Jensen, J. B., and Di Girolamo, L., 2009: Aerosolsize distribution variability as a function of distance to Caribbean trade wind cumu-lus clouds. Prep. IAMAS conference, Montreal, Canada.

7 .6.55 Jensen, J. B., 2014 : A critical view of the warm rain process in marine stratocu-mulus observations and numerical models. 14th AMS Conf. on Cloud Physics,Boston, MA.

7 .6.56 Chubb, T. H., J. B. Jensen, Y. Huang, and S. T. Siems, 2014 : Bright boundary layerclouds over the Southern Ocean observed during the HIPPO campaigns 14th AMSConf. on Cloud Physics, Boston, MA.

7 .6.57 Diao, M., J. Jensen, L. Pan, E. Jensen and C. R. Homeyer, 2014 : Dynamical condi-tion of ice supersaturation and cirrus clouds in the extratropical upper troposphereand lower stratosphere. 14th AMS Conf. on Cloud Physics, Boston, MA.

7 .6.58 Jensen, J. B., 2015: Massive-scale aircraft observations of giant sea-salt aerosolparticle size distributions in atmospheric marine boundary layers. Fall Meeting,Amer. Geophys. Union, San Francisco, CA.

7 .6.59 Nugent, A. D. and J. B. Jensen, 2015: The remarkable condensational growth ofcloud droplets grown on giant sea-salt aerosol. Fall Meeting, Amer. Geophys.Union, San Francisco, CA.

7 .6.60 Nugent, A. D., and J. B. Jensen, 2016: Shallow marine cloud droplet distributions:In-situ field campaign observations and model parameterization comparison. Intl.Conf. Clouds and Precipitation, Manchester, UK.

7 .6.61 Hayman, M., K. McMenamin and J. B. Jensen, 2016: Characterization of responsetime behavior on the Fast-2D optical array probe detector board. Intl. Conf. Cloudsand Precipitation, Manchester, UK.

7 .6.62 Dziekan, P., J. Jensen, A. Jaruga and H. Pawlowska, 2016: Giant aerosols vsturbulent collision enhancement in marine stratocumuli. Intl. Conf. Clouds andPrecipitation, Manchester, UK.

7 .6.63 Jensen, J. B. and A. D. Nugent, 2016: Marine stratocumulus: Variability in Precipi-tation Rate Caused by Variability in Giant Sea-Salt Size Distributions (GCCN). Intl.

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7 .6.64 Diao, M., J. D’Alessandro, C. Wu, X. Liu and J. B. Jensen, 2016: Microphysical andmacrophysical characteristics of ice and mixed-phase clouds compared betweenin-situ observations from the NSF ORCAS campaign and the NCAR CommunityAtmospheric Model. Fall Meeting, Amer. Geophys. Union, San Francisco, CA.

7 .6.65 Jensen, J. B. and A. Nugent, 2017 : Altitude variability of giant sea-salt aerosol sizedistributions in the layer below marine stratocumulus clouds over the SE Pacificduring VOCALS. AMS Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA.

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