Grants to Michael Mann.

2009-2013 Quantifying the influence of environmental temperature on
transmission of vector-borne diseases, NSF-EF [Principal Investigator:
M. Thomas; Co-Investigators: R.G. Crane, M.E. Mann, A. Read, T. Scott
(Penn State Univ.)] $1,884,991

2009-2012 Toward Improved Projections of the Climate Response to
Anthropogenic Forcing: Combining Paleoclimate Proxy and Instrumental
Observations with an Earth System Model, NSF-ATM [Principal
Investigator: M.E. Mann; Co-Investigators: K. Keller (Penn State
Univ.), A. Timmermann (Univ. of Hawaii)] $541,184

2008-2011 A Framework for Probabilistic Projections of Energy-Relevant
Streamflow Indices, DOE [Principal Investigator: T. Wagener;
Co-Investigators: M. Mann, R. Crane, K. Freeman (Penn State Univ.)]
$330,000

2008-2009 AMS Industry/Government Graduate Fellowship (Anthony
Sabbatelli), American Meteorological Society [Principal Investigator:
M.E. Mann (Penn State Univ.)] $23,000

2006-2009 Climate Change Collective Learning and Observatory Network
in Ghana, USAID [Principal Investigator: P. Tschakert;
Co-Investigators: M.E. Mann, W. Easterling (Penn State Univ.)]
$759,928

2006-2009 Analysis and testing of proxy-based climate reconstructions,
NSF-ATM [Principal Investigator: M.E. Mann (Penn State Univ.)]
$459,000

2006-2009 Constraining the Tropical Pacific’s Role in Low-Frequency
Climate Change of the Last Millennium, NOAA-Climate Change Data &
Detection (CCDD) Program [Principal Investigators: K. Cobb (Georgia
Tech Univ.), N. Graham (Hydro. Res. Center), M.E. Mann (Penn State
Univ.), Hoerling (NOAA Clim. Dyn. Center), Alexander (NOAA Clim. Dyn.
Center)] PSU award (M.E. Mann): $68,065

2006-2007 Acquisition of high-performance computing cluster for the
Penn State Earth System Science Center (ESSC), NSF-EAR [Principal
Investigator: M.E. Mann, Co-Investigators: R. Alley, M. Arthur, J.
Evans, D. Pollard (Penn State Univ.)] $100,000

2003-2006 Decadal Variability in the Tropical Indo-Pacific:
Integrating Paleo & Coupled Model Results, NOAA-Climate Change Data &
Detection (CCDD) Program [Principal Investigators: M.E. Mann (U.Va),
J. Cole (U. Arizona), V. Mehta (CRCES)] U.Va award (M.E. Mann):
$102,000

2002-2005 Reconstruction and Analysis of Patterns of Climate
Variability Over the Last One to Two Millennia, NOAA-Climate Change
Data & Detection (CCDD) Program [Principal Investigator: M.E. Mann,
Co-Investigators: S. Rutherford, R.S. Bradley, M.K. Hughes] $315,000

2002-2005 Remote Observations of Ice Sheet Surface Temperatu Toward
Multi-Proxy Reconstruction of Antarctic Climate Variability,
NSF-Office of Polar Programs, Antarctic Oceans and Climate System
[Principal Investigators: M.E. Mann (U. Va), E. Steig (U. Wash.), D.
Weinbrenner (U. Wash)] U.Va award (M.E. Mann): $133,000

2002-2003 Paleoclimatic Reconstructions of the Arctic Oscillation,
NOAA-Cooperative Institute for Arctic Research (CIFAR) Program
[Principal Investigators: Rosanne D'Arrigo, Ed Cook (Lamont/Columbia);
Co-Investigator: M.E. Mann] U.Va subcontract (M.E. Mann): $14,400

2002-2003 Global Multidecadal-to-Century-Scale Oscillations During the
Last 1000 years, NOAA-Climate Change Data & Detection (CCDD) Program
[Principal Investigator: Malcolm Hughes (Univ. of Arizona);
Co-Investigators: M.E. Mann; J. Park (Yale University)] U.Va
subcontract (M.E. Mann): $20,775

2001-2003 Resolving the Scale-wise Sensitivities in the Dynamical
Coupling Between Climate and the Biosphere, University of
Virginia-Fund for Excellence in Science and Technology (FEST)
[Principal Investigator: J.D. Albertson; Co-Investigators: H. Epstein,
M.E. Mann] U.Va internal award: $214,700

2001-2002 Advancing predictive models of marine sediment transport,
Office of Naval Research [Principal Investigator: P. Wiberg (U.Va),
Co-Investigator: M.E. Mann] $20,775

1999-2002 Multiproxy Climate Reconstruction: Extension in Space and
Time, and Model/Data Intercomparison, NOAA-Earth Systems History
[Principal Investigator: M.E. Mann (U.Va), Co-Investigators: R.S.
Bradley, M.K. Hughes] $381,647

1998-2000 Validation of Decadal-to-Multi-century climate predictions,
DOE [Principal Investigator: R.S. Bradley (U. Mass); Co-Investigators:
H.F. Diaz, M.E. Mann]

1998-2000 The changing seasons? Detecting and understanding climatic
change, NSF-Hydrological Science [Principal Investigator U. Lall (U.
Utah); Co-investigators: M.E. Mann, B. Rajagopalan, M. Cane] $266,235K

1996-1999 Patterns of Organized Climatic Variability: Spatio-Temporal
Analysis of Globally Distributed Climate Proxy Records and Long-term
Model Integrations, NSF-Earth Systems History [Principal Investigator:
R.S. Bradley (U. Mass); Co-Investigators: M.E. Mann, M.K. Hughes]
$270,000

1996-1998 Investigation of Patterns of Organized Large-Scale Climatic
Variability During the Last Millennium, DOE, Alexander Hollaender
Postdoctoral Fellowship [M.E. Mann] $78,000

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