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WATS 6900 Hydroclimatology, Spring Semester, Utah State University Student Evaluation: 2010: 5.3/6 and 5.5/6 (3 responses) 2011: 6/6 and 6/6 (1 response) Awards The 2011 Faculty Researcher of the Year, College of Agriculture, Utah State University, 2011 K. C. Wong Fellowships, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 12/2006 Spot Recognition Award Program from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 10/2003 The Harshbarger Fellowship received from the World Laboratory at the International Center for Scientific Culture (ICSC) in Lausanne, Switzerland, 8/1997-7/1999 Professional Societies Member of American Geophysical Union Member of American Meteorological Society Research Projects Competitive External Grants: Jin, J.: Modeling and analysis of the impact of lakes on seasonal and interannual climate variability over the contiguous United States using a regional climate model. NOAA Climate Prediction Program for the Americas Program: 8/2009-7/2012, $337K (funded). Hawkins, C. P, D. Tarboton, and J. Jin: Consequences of global climate change for stream biodiversity and implications for the application and interpretation of biological indicators of aquatic ecosystem condition. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Duration: 9/2009-8/2012, $789K (funded). Jackson-Smith, D. (PI) et al. (including J. Jin): Hydrologic and ecological impacts of changes in human water resource management in response to climate change and urbanization. The National Science Foundation Water Sustainability and Climate Program. Duration: 11/2010-9/2011, $150K (funded). Monson, R. K., and coauthors (including J. Jin, Co-PI): Collaborative research: Processes and patterns in the North American monsoon macrosystem. National Science Foundation Macrosystems Program. Duration: 04/11-03/16, $3.6 million (my portion: $280K) (funded). Jin, J., S.-Y. Wang, and R. Gillies: Effective assessments for climate uncertainties in dynamical downscaling over the Colorado regions. Bureau of Reclamation, Department of the Interior. Duration: 9/1/2011-8/31/2013, $141K (funded). 2 Jiming Jin
Non-Competitive External Grants: Jin, J., and N. Benson : High performance computing, Utah. United States Department of Agriculture CSREES. Duration: 7/2008-6/2009, $521K (funded). Jin, J., and N. Benson: High performance computing, Utah. United States Department of Agriculture CSREES. Duration: 8/2009-8/2010, $489K (funded). Spall, R., and J. Jin: High performance computing, Utah. United States Department of Agriculture CSREES. Duration: 7/2010-6/2011, $244K (funded). Competitive Internal Grants: Hooten M. B., and J. Jin: Modeling seasonal and interannual dynamics of intermountain snow water storage. Utah State University Water Initiative’s Research and Teaching Grants Program, Duration: 5/2008-4/2009, $16K (funded). Jin, J.: Analyze and predict the impact of climate change on agricultural water use over arid and semi-arid regions. The Utah State University Proposal Writing Institute, Duration: 5/2009, $5K (funded). Jin, J.: Investigation of monthly to interannual cold season climate predictability over the contiguous United States using regional climate models. Utah State University Research Catalyst Program. Duration: 7/2009-6/2010, $20K (funded). Wang, S. Y., and J. Jin: Improving regional precipitation downscaling for climate projections in the West. Utah Agricultural Experiment Station Grant. Duration: 7/2011-6/2013, $20K (funded) Non-Competitive Internal Grants: Jin, J.: Modeling and forecasting the Utah snowpack using an advanced regional climate model. Utah State University New Faculty Research Grant. Duration: 5/2008-6/2009, $11K (funded). Jin, J.: Quantify Utah hydroclimate using a high-resolution regional climate model. Utah Agricultural Experiment Station Project. Duration: 7/2008-6/2011, $34K (funded). Jin, J.: Modeling and Forecasting of Gas and Particulate Dispersion and Emission over Farm Fields using a Very High Resolution Meso-Scale Model. Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory. Duration: 9/2009-6/2012, $77K (funded). Journal Review Water Resources Research Journal of Geophysical Research Journal of Hydrometeorology Journal of the American Water Resources Association Climatic Change Advances in Meteorology 3 Jiming Jin
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