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Visiting Professor of Engineering
Research Engineer, USA-CRREL, Hanover, N.H.
Mary.Albert@Dartmouth.edu
Snow physics; transport phenomena; numerical modeling
Albert, M.R., G. Inglis, Z. R. Courville, J.E. Dibb, in press. Snow and Firn Properties as Indicators of Changing Polar Environment. Atmospheric Environment.
Courville, Z.R., M.R. Albert, M. Fahnestock, C. Shuman, L.M Cathles IV, in press. Impact of Accumulation Hiatus on the Physical Properties of Firn. Journal of Geophysical Research.
Albert, M.R, 2004. The International Polar Year. Science, (303) 1437.
Albert, M.R., A.M. Grannas, J. Bottenheim, P. Shepson, 2002. Processes and Properties of Snow-Air Transfer in the High Arctic With Application to Interstitial Ozone at Alert, Canada. Atmospheric Environment (36) 2779-2787.
Albert, M.R., E. Shultz, 2002. Snow and Firn Properties and Air-Snow Transport Processes at Summit, Greenland. Atmospheric Environment (35) 2789-2797.
Chair, U.S. National Committee for the International Polar Year 2007-2008 (2003-2005)
Executive Committee, AGU Cryosphere Focus Group.
Editorial board, Hydrological Processes, Cold Regions Science and Technology
Steering committee, Dartmouth College Northern and Polar Studies program
Member, American Geophysical Union, International Glaciological Society, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, USACE Snow Interest Group
Chair, CRREL High School Apprenticeship Program
Chair, PRB National Committee for the International Polar Year (2003-2005)
Member, Polar Research Board, National Research Council (2002-2005), NSF Office of Polar Programs Advisory Committee (1998-2001)
Past-president, National Science Foundation Office of Polar Programs Advisory Committee (invited) (2000)
Council member, International Glaciological Society (2001-2004)
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