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Improving the Effectiveness of U.S. Climate Modeling Appendix G Workshop Participants Phil Arkin National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Bob Atlas National Aeronautics and Space Administration Dave Bader Department of Energy Anjuli Bamzai National Science Foundation Lennart Bengtsson Max Planck Institut fur Meteorologie Alan Betts Atmospheric Research Maurice Blackmon National Center for Atmospheric Research Jay Fein National Science Foundation Carter Ford National Research Council Joe Friday National Research Council W. Lawrence Gates Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Bryan Hannegan Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Timothy Hogan Naval Research Laboratory Alexandra Isern National Research Council Tim Killeen National Center for Atmospheric Research Ants Leetma National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Margaret Leinen National Science Foundation Margaret Lemone National Center for Atmospheric Research S.-J. Lin National Aeronautics and Space Administration Eric Lindstrom National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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Improving the Effectiveness of U.S. Climate Modeling Jerry Mahlman National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Robert Malone Los Alamos National Laboratory John Marshall Massachusetts Institute of Technology Roberto Mechoso University of California-Los Angeles Chris Miller National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Kenneth Mooney National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Matthew O'Keefe University of Minnesota David Randall Colorado State University Michele Rienecker National Aeronautics and Space Administration Richard Rood National Aeronautics and Space Administration Edward Sarachik University of Washington Albert Semtner Naval Postgraduate School Peter Schultz National Research Council Max Suarez National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jagadish Shukla George Mason Univ. Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Ronald Stouffer National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration James Todd National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Stephen Zebiak International Research Institute for Climate Prediction

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