Hauptseminar: Data Assimilation
Organisation
News
Schedule
| Name |
Topic |
Supervisor |
Date |
Time |
Room |
| Maximilian Windsheimer |
B1 |
Ullmann |
03.12.2018 |
14:00 |
03.06.011 |
| Vivien Wuwer |
B2 |
Ullmann |
10.12.2018 |
14:00 |
03.06.011 |
| Samuel Amar |
B3 |
Latz |
13.12.2018 |
10:00 |
03.08.022 |
| Medeea Horvat |
B4 |
Wagner |
17.12.2018 |
14:00 |
03.06.011 |
| Joshua Ekaputra |
B5 |
Wagner |
07.01.2019 |
14:00 |
03.06.011 |
| Christian Dietz |
B6 |
Ullmann |
10.01.2019 |
10:00 |
03.08.022 |
| Tobias Neubauer |
B7 |
Wagner |
14.01.2019 |
14:00 |
03.06.011 |
| Matthieu Bulté |
M1 |
Latz |
17.01.2019 |
10:00 |
03.08.022 |
| Fabian Preissler |
M2 |
Latz |
21.01.2019 |
14:00 |
03.06.011 |
| Christian Dietz |
B6 |
Ullmann |
24.01.2019 |
10:00 |
02.12.020 |
Seminar setup
- Each participant prepares a 60 min presentation (projector or blackboard, we recommend projector) followed by 30 min discussion and feedback
- One consultation meeting with your supervisor at least 2 weeks before the presentation is required (more meetings possible upon request; recommended for Master's students)
- Attendance of every session and active participation in the discussion is expected
- Before the presentation: each participant submits executable computer code (in a suitable language, e.g. MATLAB) and a 2-4 page handout summarising the basic ideas and experiments performed
Preparing your presentation
Here you find tips for the preparation and delivery of your presentation.
For questions and comments please email
ElisabethUllmann.
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ElisabethUllmann - 18 Oct 2018
(Euan Spence, University of Bath)
