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2010 SUOMI AWARD WINNER: TIM LIU
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Nowadays, there is too much depressing news. Just look at today's front page of Yahoo!...
I am here to share some good news. If you use satellite winds, or study air-sea interaction, you probably know Tim Liu at NASA/JPL. Well, he is the winner of 2010 Suomi Award by the AMS (American Meteorological Society). It's a big deal. Congratulations belated, Tim!
VERNER E. SUOMI AWARD
W. Timothy Liu
Jet Propulsion Lab, Pasadena, CA
For research in space-borne measurements of air-sea interactions and the water cycle, and for inspiring progress through interdisciplinary science team leadership.
The Verner E. Suomi Award
The Verner E. Suomi Award is granted to individuals in recognition of highly significant technological achievement in the atmospheric or related oceanic and hydrologic sciences. The term "technological" is here used in the broadest sense; it encompasses the entire spectrum of observational, measurement, data transmission, and data analysis and synthesis methodologies. The award is in the form of a medallion. Nominations are considered by the Atmospheric Research Awards Committee in even-numbered years and by the Oceanographic Research Awards Committee in odd-numbered years, which makes recommendations for final approval by AMS Council.
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