Prof. Terrence R. Nathan

Atmospheric Science Program

Department of Land, Air, and Water Resources

University of California, Davis, USA

Professor

Email: [email protected]

Qualifications

1985 Ph.D., Atmospheric Science, State University of New York at Albany, USA

1982 M.S., Atmospheric Science, State University of New York at Albany, USA

1978 B.S., Atmospheric Science and Mathematics, State University of New York at Albany, USA

Publications (Selected)

1. K Wilder, Photography and science, Reaktion Books, 192, 2009.
2. T R Nathan, E C Cordero, An ozone‐modified refractive index for vertically propagating planetary waves, Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 112(D2), 2007.
3. E C Cordero, T R Nathan, A new pathway for communicating the 11‐year solar cycle signal to the QBO, Geophysical Research Letters, 32(18), 2005.
4. G L Manney, T R Nathan, J L Stanford, Barotropic stability of realistic stratospheric jets, Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, 45(18), 2545-2555, 1988.
5. L Li, T R Nathan, Effects of low-frequency tropical forcing on intraseasonal tropical–extratropical interactions, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 54(2), 332-346, 1997.
6. J R Albers, T R Nathan, Pathways for communicating the effects of stratospheric ozone to the polar vortex: Role of zonally asymmetric ozone, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 69(3), 785-801, 2012.
7. D F P Grogan, T R Nathan, S H Chen, Effects of Saharan dust on the linear dynamics of African easterly waves, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 73(2), 891-911, 2016.
8. L Li, T R Nathan, The global atmospheric response to low-frequency tropical forcing: Zonally averaged basic states, Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, 51(23), 3412-3426, 1994.
9. E Bercos-Hickey, T R Nathan, S H Chen, On the relationship between the African Easterly Jet, Saharan mineral dust aerosols, and West African precipitation, Journal of Climate, 33(9), 3533-3546, 2020.
10. E Bercos‐Hickey, T R Nathan, S H Chen, Saharan dust and the African easterly jet–African easterly wave system: Structure, location and energetics, Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 143(708), 2797-2808, 2017.
11. S H Chen, Y C Liu, T R Nathan, C Davis, R Torn, N Sowa, C T Cheng, et al., Modeling the effects of dust‐radiative forcing on the movement of Hurricane Helene (2006), Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 141(692), 2563-2570, 2015.
12. J P McCormack, T R Nathan, E C Cordero, The effect of zonally asymmetric ozone heating on the Northern Hemisphere winter polar stratosphere, Geophysical Research Letters, 38(3), 2011.
13. J R Albers, J P McCormack, T R Nathan, Stratospheric ozone and the morphology of the northern hemisphere planetary waveguide, Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 118(2), 563-576, 2013.
14. T R Nathan, D F P Grogan, S H Chen, Subcritical destabilization of African easterly waves by Saharan mineral dust, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 74(4), 1039-1055, 2017.
15. D F P Grogan, T R Nathan, S H Chen, Saharan dust and the nonlinear evolution of the African easterly jet–African easterly wave system, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 74(1), 27-47, 2017.
16. T R Nathan, L Li, Linear stability of free planetary waves in the presence of radiative–photochemical feedbacks, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 48(16), 1837-1855, 1991.
17. D Hodyss, T Nathan, Solitary Rossby waves in zonally varying jet flows, Geophysical & Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics, 96(3), 239-262, 2002.
18. E C Cordero, T R Nathan, The influence of wave–and zonal mean–ozone feedbacks on the quasi-biennial oscillation, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 57(20), 3426-3442, 2000.
19. R S Echols, T R Nathan, Effects of ozone heating on forced equatorial Kelvin waves, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 53(2), 1996.
20. T R Nathan, E C Cordero, L Li, Ozone heating and the destabilization of traveling waves during summer, Geophysical Research Letters, 21(14), 1531-1534, 1994.

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