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| Organization | Programs | Grant Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Pennsylvania State University | Science, Climate Change Science | $489,327 | 2018 | for engineering analysis, instrumentation upgrades, and logistics planning for a network of glacier monitoring sensors in Greenland |
| Aspen Global Change Institute Inc. | Science, Climate Change Science | $158,521 | 2018 | for planning and convening interdisciplinary climate science workshops |
| Science DCA | Science, Climate Change Science | $20,000 | 2018 | to fund a two-day Roundtable at the Foundation’s Los Altos office in October 2018 |
| Regents of the University of California at San Diego | Science, Climate Change Science | $599,635 | 2018 | to establish the first Greenland Ice Sheet/Ocean Observing System (GrIOOS) site at the Helheim/Sermilik glacier-fjord system |
| Regents of the University of California at Riverside | Science, Climate Change Science | $52,555 | 2017 | an additional $52,555 amendment to grant #2015-145 to support the development of a comprehensive proxy-focused model of how marine sediment cores accumulate and change over millennial time scales to form the observed geological record |
| University of Rhode Island Foundation | Science, Climate Change Science | $632,584 | 2017 | for filming, communications, and scientific support for the Northwest Passage Project |
| University of Kansas Center For Research, Inc. | Science, Climate Change Science | $558,061 | 2017 | to engineer and deploy a second fully-autonomous, ground-based glacier monitoring system (ATLAS II) along the north side of the Helheim Glacier |
| Aspen Global Change Institute Inc. | Science, Climate Change Science | $158,779 | 2017 | for the planning and convening of interdisciplinary climate science workshops |
| California Institute of Technology | Science, Climate Change Science | $175,000 | 2017 | for three workshops on Earth system modeling frameworks that adaptively learn from global observations and high-resolution simulations |
| University of Texas at Arlington | Science, Climate Change Science | $306,785 | 2016 | to study climate change amplification caused by the decline of marine biota in response to ocean warming and acidification during the early Eocene, about 56 million years ago |
| Regents of the University of Michigan | Science, Climate Change Science | $382,520 | 2016 | to support the development of a paleoclimate version of the Community Earth System Model (CESM) and to apply the P-CESM to simulate past warm climates |
| The Pennsylvania State University | Science, Climate Change Science | $340,026 | 2016 | to support the development and application of data assimilation techniques in paleoclimate deep time |
| Regents of the University of Michigan | Science, Climate Change Science | $500,164 | 2016 | to support the development and application of data assimilation techniques in paleoclimate deep time |
| Regents of the University of California at Riverside | Science, Climate Change Science | $34,395 | 2016 | to support the development and application of data assimilation techniques in paleoclimate deep time |
| University of Washington | Science, Climate Change Science | $551,124 | 2016 | to support the development and application of data assimilation techniques in paleoclimate deep time |
| Arizona Board of Regents, University of Arizona | Science, Climate Change Science | $598,231 | 2016 | to support the development and application of data assimilation techniques in paleoclimate deep time |
| Regents of the University of California at Berkeley | Science, Climate Change Science | $1,200,000 | 2016 | for the acquisition of an isotope ratio mass spectrometer |
| The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University | Science, Climate Change Science | $526,212 | 2016 | for the acquisition and installation of an oxygen isotope ratio mass spectrometer system |
| University of Hawaii | Science, Climate Change Science | $351,907 | 2016 | to study Earth system feedbacks during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM) |
| The Pennsylvania State University | Science, Climate Change Science | $17,250 | 2016 | for a week-long workshop introducing participants to numerical modeling of the Earth's climate and environmental systems |
| Aspen Global Change Institute Inc. | Science, Climate Change Science | $156,432 | 2016 | to organize interdisciplinary environmental science workshops and broadly disseminate the information from the workshops |
| Ocean Foundation | Science, Climate Change Science | $66,667 | 2015 | for four Satlantic Sea Field Effect Transistor (SeaFET) Ocean Acidification (OA) sensors that will be used to monitor ocean acidification off the southeastern coast of Africa |
| Smithsonian Institution Office Of The Comptroller | Science, Climate Change Science | $74,960 | 2015 | to support timely ecological field measurements in secondary tropical forests |
| Regents of the University of California at Riverside | Science, Climate Change Science | $730,371 | 2015 | to support the development of a comprehensive proxy-focused model of how marine sediment cores accumulate and change over millennial time scales to form the observed geological record |
| The Pennsylvania State University | Science, Climate Change Science | $326,444 | 2015 | to support the development of a comprehensive proxy-focused model of how marine sediment cores accumulate and change over millennial time scales to form the observed geological record |