Aime Fournier's Vitae - MMM

Aimé Fournier fournier@ucar.edu Curriculum vitae
3 Research, scholarly & creative activities
3.1 Refereed articles (total 16)
1. Fournier, “Introduction to orthonormal wavelet analysis with shift invariance: Application to observed atmospheric
blocking spatial structure,” Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 57, 3856-3880 (2000).
2. Fournier, “Atmospheric energetics in the wavelet domain. Part I: Governing equations and interpretation for idealized
flows,” J Atmos Sci, 59, 1182-1197 (2002)
3. Fournier, “Atmospheric energetics in the wavelet domain. Part II: Time-averaged observed atmospheric blocking,”
J Atmos Sci, 60, 319-338 (2003)
4. Fournier, Mark A Taylor and Joseph J Tribbia, “The spectral element atmosphere model (SEAM): High-resolution
parallel computation and localized resolution of regional dynamics,” Monthly Weather Review, 132, 726-748 (2004)
5. Fournier, “Instantaneous wavelet energetic transfers between atmospheric blocking and local eddies,” Journal of
Climate, 13, 2151-2171 (2005)
6. KA Maasch, RJ Oglesby and Fournier, “Barry Saltzman and the theory of climate,” J Climate, 13, 2141-2150 (2005)
7. JM Dennis, Fournier, W Spotz, A St-Cyr, Taylor, SJ Thomas and H Tufo, “High resolution mesh convergence
properties and parallel efficiency of a spectral element atmospheric dynamical core,” International Journal of High-
Performance Computing Applications, 19, 225–235 (2005).
8. Duane Rosenberg, Fournier, Paul Fischer & Annick Pouquet, “Geophysical-astrophysical spectral-element adaptive
refinement (GASpAR): Object-oriented h-adaptive fluid dynamics simulation,” Journal of Computational Physics
215(1), 59–80 (2006). http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jcp.2005.10.031
9. Fournier, “Exact calculation of Fourier series in nonconforming spectral-element methods,” J Comp Phys, 215(1),
1–5 (2006). http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jcp.2005.11.023
10. Ferdinand Baer, Houjun Wang, Tribbia & Fournier, “Climate modeling with spectral elements,” Mon Wea Rev,
134(12), 3610–3624 (2006).
11. Wang, Tribbia, Baer, Fournier & Taylor, “A spectral element version of CAM2,” Mon Wea Rev, 135, 3825-3840
(2007).
12. Fournier, Rosenberg & Pouquet, “Dynamically adaptive spectral-element simulations of 2D incompressible Navier-
Stokes vortex decays” Geoph Astr Fluid Dyn, 103, 245–268 (2009).
13. Taylor, St-Cyr & Fournier, “A non-oscillatory advection operator for the compatible spectral element method”
Lecture Notes in Computer Science 5545, 273–282 (2009).
14. H Weller, H Weller & Fournier, “Voronoi, Delaunay and block structured mesh refinement for solution of the shallow
water equations on the sphere” Mon Wea Rev, 137, 4208–4224 (2009).
15. Taylor & Fournier, “A compatible and conservative spectral element method on unstructured grids” J Comp Phys,
229, 5879–5895 doi:10.1016/j.jcp.2010.04.008 (2010).
16. J Berner, S-Y Ha, JP Hacker, Fournier & C Snyder, “Model uncertainty in a mesoscale ensemble prediction system:
Stochastic versus multi-physics representations” Mon Wea Rev, in press (2011).
3.2 Books
1. Fournier, “Transfers and fluxes of wind kinetic energy between orthogonal wavelet components during atmospheric
blocking,” Chapter 7 of Wavelets in Physics, JC van den Berg, Ed., Cambridge U Press, 263-297 (1999).
2. Fournier, Gregory Beylkin & Vani Cheruvu, “Multiresolution adaptive space refinement in geophysical fluid dynamics
simulation,” Lecture Notes Comp Sci Eng 41, Adaptive Mesh Refinement - Theory and Applications, T Plewa, T
Linde and VG Weirs, Eds., 161-170 (2005).
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