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1 Nina S. Oakley 1780 Uplands Ct. Reno, NV Telephone: (805) Research Interests: Education: Climate variability and water resources in the western US Closed and cutoff low pressure systems and their impacts on weather in the West Post-wildfire debris flows in western US Science literacy and education, communicating climate information to stakeholders Web usability and design pertaining to atmospheric data University of Nevada, Reno, Reno, NV M.S., Atmospheric Science University of Hawaii, Manoa, Honolulu, HI PBCSE, Secondary Science Education (Teaching Credential) University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA B.A., Geography B.A., Spanish Professional and Teaching Experience: January 2013 to present Desert Research Institute, Reno, NV Assistant Research Climatologist Western Regional Climate Center Data analysis, graphic and web design, applied research Customer service and data assistance Stakeholder, community, and K-12 outreach June 2011 to December 2012 Desert Research Institute, Reno, NV Graduate Research Assistant August 2010 to June 2011 San Jose State University, Santa Jose, CA Teaching Assistant METR 112, Global Climate Change METR 61, Intro to Meteorology II August 2009 to June 2010 Gateway School, Santa Cruz, CA Teacher Physical and Life Science, 7 th and 8 th grade
2 August 2005 to June 2009 Hualalai Academy, Kailua-Kona, HI Teacher Earth Science, Spanish, Math 7-11 th grade 2003 to 2004 Famine Early Warning Systems Network, UCSB, Santa Barbara, CA Intern Compiled Central America rainfall data and translated data to English when necessary. Prepared data to be used in Central America rainfall model. Skills and Preparation: Proficient in programming languages MATLAB, FORTRAN, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python Proficient in Adobe Illustrator, InDesign Coursework in dynamic and synoptic meteorology, mesoscale meteorology, tropical and global climatology Course series in both Remote Sensing and GIS Attended NASA Satellite Data for Air Quality Applications workshop, 2010 Attended WRF model workshop at SJSU, 2011 Launched WeatherBug program at Hualalai Academy and incorporated it into math and science curriculum State of Nevada Teaching License, 7-12 Physical Science State of California Teaching License, 7-12 Geoscience Fluent in Spanish, proficient in Portuguese Graduate of 2016 AMS Summer Policy Colloquium in Washington, D.C. Awards and Honors: DRI Graduate Student Poster Contest, 1 st Place, April 2016 Colin Warden Memorial Scholarship for DRI graduate student, May 2015 Nevada NASA Space Grant Fellow, Spring 2015 and Fall 2015 UNR Outstanding Graduate Student, Spring 2015 Walker Scholarship at San Jose State University for meteorology students, $2,000 Transition to Teaching Scholarship, $4,500 to teach science in Hawaii s high-need areas Received $1,000 grant from Chevron for development of oceanography curriculum for grades 7 and 8. Graduated with High Honors from UCSB Geography Peer-Reviewed Publications: Oakley, N. S., J.T. Lancaster, M.L. Kaplan, F.M. Ralph, (in review): Atmospheric conditions Nat. Haz. Hatchett, B.J., S. Burak, J.J. Rutz, N.S. Oakley, E.H. Bair, M.L. Kaplan, (in review): Avalanche fatalities during atmospheric river events in the western United States. J. Hydromet.
3 Oakley, N. S., and B. Daudert, 2016: Improving usefulness and usability of web pages providing atmospheric data. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc. 97, , doi: Oakley, N. S., and K. T. Redmond, 2014: A Climatology of 500 hpa Closed Lows in the Northeast Pacific, J. Appl. Meteor. Climatol. 53, 6, , doi: Other Publications: Oakley, N. S., 2013: What Can Climate Services Learn From E-Commerce? Mountain Views: The Newsletter for the Consortium for Integrated Climate Research in Western Mountains, 7 (1), Millar, C. and Oakley, N.S., 2013: Lenticular Clouds Revisited. Mountain Views: The Newsletter for the Consortium for Integrated Climate Research in Western Mountains, 7 (1), Western Regional Climate Center Monthly Summaries, 2010-present NOAA Western Region Quarterly Impacts and Outlooks, 2013-present Web Development Projects: CA Climate Outcome Likelihood Tool (Lead) Tahoeclim- Tahoe Climate Information System (Lead) Calclim- California Climate Data Archive (Lead) Great Basin Weather and Climate Dashboard (Lead) SCENIC: Southwest Climate Environmental and Information Collaborative (Assist) Select Presentations: 2016 Oakley, N. S., J.T. Lancaster, F.M. Ralph, J. Stock, C. Cerovski-Darrieau, 2016: Atmospheric rivers as triggers for landslides and post-fire debris flows in southern California. Talk. 49 th Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. Amer. Geophys. Union. Oakley, N.S., 2016: Atmospheric rivers- what do they mean for central California this winter? Talk. NIDIS Winter Outlook Workshop, 11 Oct 2016, Monterey, CA. Oakley, N. S., J.T. Lancaster, M.L. Kaplan, F.M. Ralph, 2016: Atmospheric conditions Talk. International Atmospheric Rivers Conference, 10 August 2016, La Jolla, CA.
4 Oakley, N.S. 2016: Western Regional Climate Center tools you can use. Inter-tribal Buffalo Council Training. 12 July 2016, Santa Fe, NM. Oakley, N.S. 2016: Weather, climate, and extremes in the western U.S. CoCoRaHS WeatherTalk Webinar Series. Webinar # 49, June Oakley, N. S., J.T. Lancaster, M.L. Kaplan, F.M. Ralph, 2016: Atmospheric conditions Poster. Nevada NASA Space Grant Annual Meeting, 29 April 2016, Reno, NV. Oakley, N.S. 2016: Ask a scientist about the Earth system. Challenger Learning Center Habitat Earth Presentation. Sparks Middle School. 6 April 2016, Sparks, NV Oakley, N. S., J.T. Lancaster, M.L. Kaplan, F.M. Ralph, 2015: Atmospheric conditions Poster. 48 th Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. December 2015 Amer. Geophys. Union. Oakley, N.S. 2015: Western Regional Climate Center tools you can use and a brief look at what El Niño means for CA/NV/HI. CA-NV-HI Fire Council Meeting October 2015 South Lake Tahoe, CA. Oakley, N.S. 2015: Atmospheric conditions associated with extreme precipitation and landslides in southern California. National Council of NASA Space Grant Directors Fall Meeting. Oct , Tucson, AZ. Oakley, N.S. 2015: Western Regional Climate Center tools for drought and climate in California. NCEI/NIDIS Drought Tools for Media Workshop. 15 September 2015, Irvine, CA Oakley, N.S. 2015: Current events in Western Region. CPC-NCEI Monthly Climate Call. 20 August Webinar. Oakley, N.S., G. Kelly, K.T. Redmond, 2015: The Climate Outcome Likelihood Tool. Southern California NIDIS Meeting, 7 July La Jolla, CA. Oakley, N.S., G. Kelly, K.T. Redmond, 2015: The Climate Outcome Likelihood Tool.Climate Prediction and Applications Workshop-West. 25 July 2015, Las Cruces, NM. Oakley, N.S., 2015: Ten things I didn t know about climate when I was a middle school teacher. DRI Greenpower Teacher Training. 31 January Reno, NV Oakley, N.S., Daudert, B. 2014: Establishing best practices to improve usability of web interfaces providing atmospheric data. 47 th Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. Amer. Geophys. Union. Oakley, N.S., Daudert, B. 2014: Establishing best practices to improve usability of web interfaces providing atmospheric data. DRI Science Talks.15 October Reno, NV.
5 Oakley, N.S. and coauthors, 2014: Report from Western Regional Climate Center. American Association of State Climatologists Annual Meeting July 2014, Stevenson, WA Oakley, N. S., and K. T. Redmond, 2013: Interactive Development of Regional Climate Web Pages. Poster. 46 th Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. Amer. Geophys. Union. Oakley, N. S., 2013: Improving the Flow of Climate Information in the West. EPSCoR Meeting, Las Vegas, NV. Nevada EPSCoR. Oakley, N.S., K.T. Redmond, T.U. Wall, T.J. Brown, 2013: Current and Future Partnerships for Climate-Related Decision-Making in the Great Basin. Great Basin Consortium Conference Boise, ID. Great Basin Consortium Oakley, N. S., and K. T. Redmond, 2012: A Climatology of 500 hpa Closed Lows in the Northeast Pacific, Poster. 45 th Annual Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. Amer. Geophys. Union. Professional Associations: California Nevada Applications Program Member, American Meteorological Society Member, American Geophysical Union Associate Member, American Association of State Climatologists Personal Interests: Surfing over 15 years, surfed around the world Competitive outrigger, standup paddling for 10+ years Running, swimming, hiking, snowboarding, snowshoeing, cooking
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