Part One - CMOS
Prizes and Awards
CMOS
Fellow
Announced /
Nouveau
Membre émérite
John Gyakum,
McGill University, for his outstanding career dedicated to research in
synoptic meteorology aimed at improving weather forecasting,
for his exceptional mentoring of graduate students and for his
exemplary service to the meteorological community.
President's
Prize / Prix du
président
Damon
Matthews, Concordia University for his meritorious paper
(co-authored with Caldeira) entitled
Stabilizing climate
requires near-zero emissions published in Geophysical Research
Letters in 2008.
J.P. Tully
Medal in
Oceanography
Médaille
de J.P. Tully en océanographie
Ann Gargett for her pioneering
research on the turbulence and microstructure in the oceans.
Andrew Thomson
Prize in Applied Meteorology
Prix du Andrew
Thomson
en
météorologie
appliquée
Diana
Verseghy, Environment Canada, for her outstanding
career-long contributions to develop a land-surface scheme for climate
and weather models.
François J.
Saucier Prize in Applied Oceanography
Prix en
océanographie
appliquée
François J. Saucier
not awarded for 2014
Rube
Hornstein Medal In Operational Meteorology
Médaille de
Rube
Hornstein
en météorologie
opérationnelle
Malcolm (Mac)
MacLeod for his leadership that enabled the growth of the
private sector in meteorology in the Maritime Provinces.
Neil J.
Campbell Medal for Exceptional Volunteer Service
La médaille
Neil J.
Campbell
pour service
bénévole exceptionnel
Bob Jones,
for his dedicated service as webmaster of the CMOS website,
which has become an important resource for CMOS affairs and information
about meteorology and oceanography.
Bob also contributed greatly to recording the history of CMOS
Roger Daley Postdoctoral Publication Award
Le Prix Roger Daley de publication post-doctorale
two
awarded for 2014
Lindsay
Renbaum-Wolff for her excellent co-authored paper entitled:
Viscosity of α-pinene
secondary organic material and implications for particle growth and
reactivity
by Renbaum-Wolff, Grayson, Bateman, Kuwata, Selliers, Murray,
Shilling, Martin, and Bertram
in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA, 2013,
110(20); 8014-8019
Frédéric
Laliberté for his excellent co-authored paper
entitled:
Constrained work output of ther
moist atmospheric heat engine in a warming climate
by Laliberté, Zika, Mudryk, Kushner, Kjellsson and
Döös in Science, 347, 540-543
Tertia
M.C.
Hughes
Memorial Graduate Student Prize
Prix commémoratif Tertia M.C. Hughes
two
awarded for 2014
Konstantinos Menelaou,
Post-Doctoral Fellow, McGill University
for his excellent thesis entitled: On
the origin of asymmetric dynamic processes and their relation to the
structure and intensity change of hurricanes - a diagnostic study
Andrew
MacDougall, Post-Doc Researcher, Institute for Atmospheric and
Climate Science- Switzerland
for his excellent thesis entitled: Simulating
the permafrost carbon feedback to climate change: feedback strength and
carbon cycle consequences
Citations
for
outstanding
contribution towards promoting public awareness of meteorology or
oceanography
in Canada
pour contribution d'une façon exceptionnelle
à
éveiller l'intérêt du public au Canada en
météorologie ou océanographie durant
l'année précédente
none awarded
for 2014
Part Two - CMOS
Scholarships
/ Bourses d'études
(CMOS
Scholarships
and Scholarship Supplements are awarded for the academic year following
the congress.)
CMOS
- The Weather
Research House NSERC Scholarship Supplement
in
Atmospheric or Ocean Sciences
Le
supplément
SCMO -
Weather
Research
House CRSNG aux bourses
d'études supérieures en
sciences de l'atmosphère ou des
océans
Scott
Kehler, University
of Manitoba, Masters, Environment and Geography
for his Masters
studies: Investigating the Causes of
Elevated Convection Initiation, examining the reasons why
thunderstorms develop at night.
CMOS
- The Weather Network /
Météomédia Scholarship
La bourse SCMO - Météomédia / The Weather Network
Adrienne Ducharme, University of
Winnipeg, Geography, 4th Year for academic
excellence / pour excéllence académique
CMOS - The Daniel G. Wright Undergraduate Scholarship
La bourse d'études du premier cycle Daniel G. Wright
not awarded for 2015
Undergraduate
Scholarships
/ Bourses
d'études de premier cycle
Ingrid
Pond, Dalhousie University, Atmospheric Sciences, 4th Year for
academic excellence / pour excéllence académique
Anthony Di Stephano,
McGill University, Meteorology, 4th Year, for academic
excellence / pour excéllence académique
Part
Three - Poster
Prizes / Prix affiches
Campbell Scientific Best Student Poster Prize in Meteorology
Prix Campbell Scientific de la meilleure affiche
d'étudiant(e)
en météorologie
Bryn Ronalds, McGill University,
for
his poster entitled: On the
relationship between North Atlantic baroclinic growth rate regimes and
surface cyclogenesis
ASL Environmental
Sciences Best Student Poster Prize in Oceanography
Prix ASL Environmental Science de la meilleure
affiche d'étudiant(e) en océanographie
Tara
Howatt, McGill University, for her poster entitled: Examining transport of freshwater across
the Labrador shelf-break using gliders
CMOS Best Poster
Prize in Other Disciplines /
Prix
SCMO de
la meilleure
affiche en autres disciplines
Amélie Bouchat, McGill
University for her poster entitled: Reproducing
sea-ice deformation distributions with viscous-plastic sea-ice models
Part Four - CMOS
Support to Pre-College Teachers /
Aide de la SCMO aux
enseignants de
niveau pré-collégial
I
- Project
Atmosphere Summer Workshop (2015)
Olivier
Laforest, Marguerite
de Lajemmerais High School, Montreal
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II
- Project
Maury Summer Workshop (2015)
Kara Lengyel, Naycam School,
Spalding Saskatcehwan
DFO Timothy R.
Parsons Medal (2015) /
MPO
La médaille Timothy R. Parsons (2015)
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Christopher
Harley for his work combining eco-physiological work in the
laboratory
with long-term monitoring and ecological experiments in the field to
understand how various aspects of global change, alone and in
combination, affect the ways in which species interact with one another
and ultimately influence the distribution and abundance of marine
plants and animals. The aspects of change he investigates include
global warming, ocean acidification, and invasive species, which all
threaten natural ecosystems and the benefits that they provide.
Dr. Harley's work in establishing the importance of species
interactions and multiple stressors in climate change effects on
species and communities, and his mentorship of students was also
recognized with this award.
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Link
to DFO Information / lien
aux information MPO
+ MSC Patterson Medal (2014) / SMC La medaille
Patterson (2014)
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announced 3 September,
presented 14 October 2015
/ annoncé le 3
septembre, présenté le 14 octobre 2015
Ronald E. Stewart
for his distinguished
contributions to Canadian meteorology by way of his exceptional
scientific leadership.
Dr. Stewart is a professor in the Department of Environment and
Geography at the University of Manitoba. Dr. Stewart is one of the
world's leading experts on winter and summer storms, associated
precipitation, and weather and regional climate extremes. He has led
numerous Canadian and international research activities addressing the
important aspects of meteorology, and has conducted research projects
often involving detailed field measurements of precipitation and
related weather conditions all across Canada. Dr. Stewart's influence
on meteorology is also reflected in more than 126 scientific papers and
he has recently published articles on weather/climate phenomena over
every regions of the country including all the surrounding oceans.
Among Dr. Stewart's numerous strengths, he has served on numerous
scientific committee's and societies such as President of the Canadian
Meteorological and Oceanographic Society; Member of the Changing Cold
Regions Network; Member of the World Climate Research Program task team
on extremes; and Member of the Canadian National Roundtable on Disaster
Risk Reduction, just to name a few. His leadership on a national and
international meteorological research platform and his mentoring of
students and colleagues demonstrates his scientific excellence and
achievements, all qualities that make him an outstanding Patterson
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Ronald E. Stewart dans le
domaine de la météorologie au Canada ainsi que son
leadership scientifique exceptionnel.
M. Stewart est professeur au Département d'environnement et de
géographie, à l'Université du Manitoba. Il est
considéré comme l'un des plus grands spécialistes
mondiaux des tempêtes hivernales et estivales, des
précipitations qui y sont associées ainsi que des
phénomènes météorologiques et climatiques
extrêmes régionaux. Il a dirigé de nombreuses
activités de recherche canadiennes et internationales portant
sur des aspects importants de la météorologie. Il a
également mené des projets de recherche
nécessitant la prise de mesures détaillées sur le
terrain des précipitations et des conditions
météorologiques associées, et ce, dans l'ensemble
du Canada. M. Stewart a aussi influencé la
météorologie en publiant plus de 126 articles
scientifiques, dont certains récents qui portent sur des
phénomènes météorologiques ou climatiques
survenus dans chaque région du pays, y compris dans les
océans limitrophes. Parmi les nombreux points forts en faveur de
M. Stewart, soulignons le rôle qu'il a joué au sein de
plusieurs comités et sociétés scientifiques,
notamment en tant que président de la Société
canadienne de météorologie et d'océanographie,
membre du Réseau des régions froides en changement,
membre du groupe de travail sur les extrêmes du Programme mondial
de recherche sur le climat et de la Table ronde nationale pour la
réduction des risques de catastrophe. Le leadership dont il a
fait preuve au sein d'une plateforme de recherche nationale et
internationale en météorologie ainsi que le rôle de
mentor qu'il a exercé auprès d'étudiants et de
collègues témoignent de son excellence et de ses
réalisations scientifiques, et ces qualités font de lui
un récipiendaire exceptionnel de la médaille Patterson.
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