Richard E. Brandt

Research Scientist    
Atmospheric Science Department
Glaciology Group, Earth and Space Sciences Dept.
University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA 
Email: brandt@atmos.washington.edu
New York Address:
Paul Smith's College
Faculty Offices  Box 265
Rts. 86 & 30
Paul Smiths, NY 12970
Phone: 518.327.6381
Fax: 518.327.6369
Seattle Address:
University of Washington
523 ATG Building
Box 351640
Seattle, WA 98195-1640
Phone: 206.543.7180
Fax: 206.543.0308

List of Publications

Current Academic Projects:

SNOWBALL EARTH Glaciated ocean surfaces during the Neoproterozoic
ICE OPTICAL CONSTANTS Compilation of ice optical constants from UV to microwave
ARCTIC SOOT Effect of soot and dust on arctic ice and snow
DOME-C 
Bidirectional reflectance measurements at Dome Concordia, Antarctica
ANARE-2000 Optical properties of East Antarctic sea-ice
SPARCLE  South Pole Atmospheric Radiation and Cloud Lidar Experiment

 

Bloomingdale Elementary School Arctic/Antarctic Project:

NEW! Waddles visits her friends on the Antarctic sea ice at the end of winter 2009
Waddles visits an Inuit kindergarten and travels in Nunavut 2009
Waddles' Excellent Adventure in Svalbard 2007

Bloomingdale School Antarctic Project 2004-2005
Bloomingdale School Antarctic Project 2003-2004
Bloomingdale School Antarctic Project 2002-2003
Bloomingdale School Antarctic Project 1999-2001

Other Photography Projects

Saranac Lake Red Storm Girls JV Soccer Photos 2011
Saranac Lake Middle School Play 'May the Farce be with You' Photos 2011
Saranac Lake Red Storm Girls Modified Soccer Photos 2010
Saranac Lake Red Storm Varsity Soccer Photos 2008
Saranac Lake Red Storm Soccer Photos 2007
Saranac Lake Red Storm Soccer Photos  2006
Saranac Lake Red Storm Soccer Photos  2005

Whiteface Gondola Evacuation Team
Solar Residential Electric Systems

 

Recent Talks:
PSC Sustainability Series: Atmospheric CO2: Is it really changing and whatcan we do about it?
PSC Winter Ecology: Talk on the physical properties of snow  (in powerpoint)
ADK Talk on Antarctica and Climate (in powerpoint)