Wen-wen Tung
PhD, Atmospheric Sciences, University
of California, Los Angeles, 2002
Short
Curriculum Vitae
Research Interests
- Dynamical predictability
- Multiscale convective systems
- Tropical dynamics (monsoons,
waves, intraseasonal oscillation, etc.)
- Observational data reduction
in geophysics and bioinformatics
- Multiscale signal processing
utilizing spectral analysis, wavelet analysis, principal component
analysis, chaos and fractal theories, and other statistical methods.
Publications
Dynamical Predictability Lab Members
-
Yi-Chi Wang, PhD in Atmospheric Sciences, Fall 2011
- Matthew C. Bowers, Undergraduate researcher 2009, MS in Atmospheric Sciences, Spring 2012; PhD student, Spring 2012--Present.
- Qianwen Luo , PhD student, Fall 2010--Present.
- Wanchen Wu, PhD student, Fall 2010--Present.
- Prithvi Gadhia, Undergraduate researcher, Fall 2014--Present.
Teaching
- EAS109: Dynamical Earth
(Co-teaching with Tim Filley, Fall 2014)
- EAS309: Computer-Aided
Analysis For Geosciences (Fall 2007, Spring 2009, Spring 2014)
- EAS422: Atmospheric Dynamics
I (Spring 2009, Spring 2010, Spring 2011)
- EAS534: Tropical Meteorology
(Fall 2005, Spring 2008, Fall 2010, Fall 2013)
- EAS536: Introduction to
Atmospheric General Circulation (Spring 2006)
- EAS591Y: From Hot Towers to
Hurricanes - An intro. to multiscale tropical convective systems (Fall
2006)
- EAS591: UQ with Geophysical Applications (Fall
2014)
- EAS632: Advanced Topics in
General Circulation
1. Waves and 2. Dynamical Systems (Fall 2008, Fall 2011)
- EAS637: Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
in a Rotating System (Spring 2007)
Other Links
'sky above, sky
beneath, cloud self, water origin.' --- Dogen Kigen
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