Aime Fournier's Vitae - MMM

Aimé Fournier fournier@ucar.edu Curriculum vitae
3.5 Talks, abstracts, & other presentations
3.5.1 Invited talks (total 37)
1. Conference on Wavelets and Fractals, Pittsburgh, 1994.
2. “Projecting atmospheric dynamical equations into an orthonormal wavelet representation,” NASA/GSFC Climate
& Radiation Branch Seminar, 1994.
3. “Projecting atmospheric dynamical equations into an orthonormal wavelet representation,” KNMI Seminar, 1994.
4. Nonlinear Science Workshop: Analysis of Scaling Phenomena with Multifractals & Wavelets, Doorn, 1996 (plus two
posters).
5. “Wavelet zonal spectral analysis of observed geopotential and winds: Scale-orthogonal decomposition of blocking
patterns,” MIT Physical Oceanography Sack Lunch Seminar, 1996.
6. “Solitary waves in the atmosphere,” Central CT State U Physics Seminar, 1996.
7. “Wavelet analysis of atmospheric dynamics and energetics,” U Colorado at Boulder, PAOS Seminar, 1998.
8. “Wavelet analysis of atmospheric dynamics and energetics,” U of CO, Boulder, Computational Harmonic Analysis
Seminar, 1998.
9. “Spectral element atmospheric model: Numerical algorithm and local mesh refinement,” Oberseminar Wissenschaftliches
Rechnen, Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing Research Unit, Center for Mathematical Sciences, Technische
Universität München, August 14, 2000.
10. “Spectral Element Atmospheric Model: Numerical algorithm and local mesh refinement,” MMM Seminar, 19 October,
2000.
11. “Spectral Element Atmospheric Model: Numerical algorithm and local mesh refinement,” U of CO, Boulder, Department
of Applied Mathematics, Fast Algorithms Seminar (APPM 7400), 31 October, 2000.
12. “Multiresolution adaptive spectral element solvers for atmospheric fluid dynamics,” Sixth SIAM Conference on
Mathematical and Computational Issues in the Geosciences, 11 June, 2001.
13. “Application of multiwavelets to adaptive solution of partial differential equations in atmospheric dynamics,” U
Maryland Dept Mathematics Wavelet-Harmonic Analysis Seminar, 30 October, 2001.
14. “Multiwavelet multiresolution adaptive spectral-element computation of shallow-water flow,” U Maryland Dept Meteorology
Seminar, 1 November, 2001.
15. “Energetics in the domains of wavenumber and longitude at the same time, and what it says about atmospheric
blocking,” Richard Foster Flint Symposium Honoring the Memory of Barry Saltzman, 3 November, 2001.
16. “What’s the connection between spectral elements and multiwavelets?,” U of CO, Boulder, Department of Applied
Mathematics, Fast Algorithms Seminar (APPM 7400), 11 December, 2001.
17. (with Beylkin) “Adaptive solution of advection-diffusion equations in multiwavelet bases, Part II,” Adaptive and
High-Order Methods with Applications in Turbulence, NCAR, 2002.
18. “Multiresolution spectral elements and adaptive regional modeling,” Spectral modeling of the past 50 years and its
future, U Maryland Dept Meteorology Symposium in Honor of Ferdinand Baer, 2002.
19. (with Beylkin, Cheruvu and S Sumetkijakan) “Multiresolution Adaptive Spectral Elements: Application to shallowwater
flow on the sphere,” IMACS Workshop on Adaptive Methods for Partial Differential Equations, Fields Institute
for Research in Mathematical Sciences, Toronto, 7 August 2002.
20. “Multiresolution Representation of Turbulent Processes: Basic Concepts,” The Cumulus Parameterization Problem
in the Context of Turbulence Studies, NCAR, Boulder, Colorado, 23-25 February 2004.
21. (2nd author with Rosenberg & Pouquet) “Dynamically adaptive geophysical fluid dynamics simulation using GASpAR,”
International Conference on Spectral and High Order Methods, Brown University, 21-25 June 2004.
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