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Name: Patrick
Charles Campbell, Ph.D., CCM
Tel: (919) 515-9771 (office), (307) 760-5178
(mobile)
Email: pccampb2@ncsu.edu
Education:
Ph.D., Atmospheric Science, University of
Wyoming, August 2013
M.S., Atmospheric Science, University of
Massachusetts at Lowell, June 2006
B.S., Meteorology,
University of Massachusetts at Lowell, June 2004
Research &
Work Experience:
4. Post-Doctoral Research Scholar, North
Carolina State University, January 2014 - Present. My research
includes atmospheric chemistry and aerosol modeling related to air quality and
climate change, while focusing on gas-phase, aqueous-phase, heterogeneous
chemistry, secondary organic aerosol formation, and new particle formation through
early growth. Recent research includes multi-model evaluations of
online-coupled air quality models (Campbell et al., 2014c), application of such
models to short-term (Campbell et al., 2015a) and decadal long air quality
simulations (Yahya et al., 2015), and studies of the impacts of emissions and climate
changes on U.S. air quality (Campbell et al., 2015b).
3. Research Assistantship/Post-Doctoral Research
Associate, University of Wyoming, Department of Atmospheric Science, August 2008
- December 2013
My research at the
University of Wyoming was focused on optical aerosol measurements, new particle
formation and compositional studies, and aerosol modeling in the
stratosphere. During this work I
obtained experience in aerosol and gas instrumentation, continuous deployment
of such instruments in field projects, long-term data analysis, global modeling,
and publication of the results. A major part
of my research was stratospheric meteorological, gas, and aerosol measurements
at McMurdo Station, Antarctica (78°S), during deployment in austral winter-spring
(August – October) of 2010. Research
highlights include development of a climatology of stratospheric condensation
nuclei measurements over the locations of Laramie, WY, and McMurdo Station,
Antarctica (Campbell and Deshler, 2014),
and the first global three-dimensional model of the source and extent of
condensation nuclei layers in the stratosphere (Campbell et al., 2014b). Additional meteorological research included the
study of mesoscale airmass boundaries, known as “drylines”. In this work, I used both measurements and
WRF-ARW simulations, to provide a first detailed study on the formation,
movement, and convection initiation associated with southeast Wyoming drylines
(Campbell et al., 2014a).
2. Air Quality Meteorologist, AECOM Environment,
September 2006 – July 2008
Performed comprehensive
duties in the areas of meteorological and ambient air quality monitoring, which
included data processing/analysis,
technical reports, air quality network operations, instrument calibration, and
gravimetric analysis.
1. Environmental Analyst,
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection – Air Assessment Branch,
May 2005 – September 2006
Performed technical and
laboratory (gas chromatograph) duties in support of air monitoring network
operations, specifically, the Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Stations
(PAMS) used in sampling VOCs in the northeastern U.S. region.
Publications
(Total Citations: 15, h-index:
2)
Refereed Journal Papers:
9. P. Campbell, F. Yan, Z. Lu, Y. Zhang,
and D. Streets, 2015b, Impacts of Changes in Emissions from the Transportation
Sector on Future U.S. Air Quality in a Changing Climate, in preparation.
8. P. Campbell, R. Leung, J. Fan, Q.
Zhang, and Y. Zhang, 2015a, Impacts of
Aerosols on the East Asian Summer Monsoon: A Nested Modeling Study over Eastern
China and the Yangtze River Delta in 2010, in preparation.
7. Yahya, K., K. Wang, P. Campbell, T. Glotfelty, J. He, and Y. Zhang, 2015, Decadal
Evaluation of Regional Climate, Air Quality, and Their Interactions using
WRF/Chem, Geoscientific Model Development Discussions, 8, 6707-6756,
doi:10.5194/gmdd-8-6707-2015.
6. Campbell, P. C., Y. Zhang, K. Yahya, K.
Wang, C. Hogrefe, G. Pouliot, C. Knote, A. Hodzic, R. San Jose, J. Perez, P. J.
Guerrero, R. Baro, and P. Makar, 2014c, A Multi-Model Assessment for the 2006
and 2010 Simulations under the Air Quality Model Evaluation International
Initiative (AQMEII) Phase 2 over North America: Part I. Indicators of the Sensitivity of O3
and PM2.5 Formation Regimes, Atmospheric Environment, doi:
10.1016/j.atmosenv.2014.12.026, in press.
5. Bergmaier, P. T., B. Geerts, Z. Wang, B. Liu,
and P. Campbell, 2014, A Dryline in
Southeast Wyoming. Part II: Airborne Raman Lidar Observation, Mon.
Wea. Rev., 142, 2961-2977, doi: 10.1175/MWR-D-13-00314.1.
4. Campbell,
P., M. Mills, and T. Deshler, 2014b, The global extent of the
midstratospheric CN layer: A three
dimensional modeling study, J.Geophys. Res. Atmos., 119, 1015 – 1030, doi: 10.1002/2013JD020503.
3. Campbell,
P., and T. Deshler, 2014, Condensation nuclei measurements in the midlatitude (1982–2012) and
Antarctic (1986–2010) stratosphere between 20 and 35 km, J. Geophys. Res. Atmos., 119, doi:10.1002/2013JD019710.
2. Campbell,
P. C., B. Geerts, P. T. Bergmaier, 2014a, A Dryline in Southeast Wyoming.
Part I: Multiscale Analysis Using Observations and Modeling on 22 June 2010. Mon. Wea. Rev., 142, 268–289. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/MWR-D-13-00049.1
1. Gazeaux, J.,
Clerbaux, C., George, M., Hadji-Lazaro, J.,
Kuttippurath, J., Coheur, P.-F., Hurtmans, D., Deshler, T.,
Kovilakam, M., Campbell, P.,
Guidard, V., Rabier, F., and Thépaut, J.-N., 2013, Intercomparison
of polar ozone profiles by IASI/MetOp sounder with 2010 Concordiasi ozonesonde
observations, Atmos. Meas. Tech., 6,
613-620, doi:10.5194/amt-6-613-2013.
Non-Refereed
Conference Proceedings:
2. Campbell, P., Y. Zhang,
F. Yan, Z. Lu, and D. Streets, 2015, Impacts of Emissions Changes from the
Transportation Sector on Future U.S. Air Quality, Air and Waste Management Association’s 108th Annual
Conference and Exhibition, June 2015, Raleigh, NC. 1. Campbell,
P., and T. Deshler, 2013, Stratospheric
condensation nuclei: A climatology in the mid-latitude and Antarctic regions, American Institute of Physics Conference
Proceedings, 19th International Conference on Nucleation and
Atmospheric Aerosols, June 2013, Fort Collins, CO.
Contributed Conference Presentations:
15. Wang, K.,
Y. Zhang, K. Yahya, and P. Campbell,
2016, The Impact of Reinitialization and Cloud Physics Schemes on Regional Air
Quality and Climate Modeling, poster presentation at the 10th Semiannual
Meeting of the NASA Air Quality Applied Sciences Team (AQAST), EPA, Research Triangle
Park, NC, U.S.A., Jan. 2016.
14. Zhang, Y.,
K. Wang, K. Yahya, P. Campbell, C.
Jena, T. Glotfelty, F. Yan, Z.-F. Lu, and D. Streets, 2016, Decadal Air Quality
and Climate Modeling under the Representative Concentration Pathways and
Technology-Driver Model Scenarios, oral presentation at the 10th Semiannual Meeting
of the NASA Air Quality Applied Sciences Team (AQAST), EPA, Research Triangle
Park, NC, U.S.A., Jan. 2016.
13. Yahya, K., P. Campbell, Y. Chen, T. Glotfelty, and
Y. Zhang, 2015, Downscaling CESM using WRF/Chem: The First Decadal Application
for Regional Air Quality and Climate Modeling over the U.S. under the
Representative Concentration Pathway Scenarios, poster presentation at the 14th
Annual CMAS Conference, Chapel Hill, NC, Oct. 2015.
12. Zhang,
Y.,K. Wang, K. Yahya, P. Campbell,
T. Glotfelty, J. He, F. Yan, Z.-F. Lu, and D. Streets, 2015, Development and
Application of a Technology-Driven Earth System Model to Link Energy,
Emissions, Air Quality, and Climate Change, oral presentation at the 14th
Annual CMAS Conference, Chapel Hill, NC, October. 2015.
11. Zhang, Y.,
K. Yahya, K. Wang, T. Glotfelty, J. He, P.
Campbell, S.-L. Sun, K. Duan, Y. Chen, G. Sun, S. McNulty, D. Streets, F.
Yan, and Z.-F. Lu, , 2015, Climate Mitigation and Earth System Management from
Local to Global Scale: Modeling Technology‐Driven
Futures: Decadal Applications of CESM, WRF/Chem, and WaSSI under Current and
Future Climate Scenarios, oral presentation at the third Annual Meeting of the
NSF, DOE and USDA jointly sponsored Earth System Modeling (EaSM) activity,
Bethesda, MD, U.S., August 31 – September 2, 2015.
10. Zhang, Y.,
K. Wang, Y. Chen, J. He, P. Campbell,
L. R. Leung, J.-W. Fan, Kyo-Sun Lim, and G. Zhang, 2015, Simulating Aerosol
Indirect Effects with Improved Aerosol‐Cloud‐ Precipitation
Representations in a Coupled Regional Climate Model: Synthesis of Results from
Model Development and Multi-Year Application, oral presentation at the third
Annual Meeting of the NSF, DOE, and USDA jointly sponsored Earth System
Modeling (EaSM) activity, Bethesda, MD, U.S.A, August 31 – September 2, 2015.
9. Zhang, Y.,
K. Wang, Y. Chen, J. He, and P. Campbell,
2015, Simulating aerosol-cloud-radiation-climate interactions using
online-coupled WRF-CAM5 over East Asia, oral presentation at the Goldschmidt2015,
Prague, CZ, August, 16-21, 2015.
8. Zhang, Y.,
K. Wang, X. Zhang, Y. Chen, J. He, and P.
Campbell, 2015, Simulating Regional Climate and Air Quality using WRF-CAM5
over East Asia: Model Improvement, Multi-Year Evaluation, and Aerosol-Cloud
Interactions, invited presentation at the AOGS – AGU (WGPM) Joint Assembly,
Singapore, August 3 – 7.
7. Campbell, P., F. Yan, Z.-F. Lu, Y. Zhang,
and D. Streets, 2015, Impacts of Changes in Emissions from the Transportation
Sector on Future U.S. Air Quality in a Changing Climate, poster presentation at
the Annual Meeting of A&WMA, June 22-25, 2015, Raleigh, NC.
6. Zhang, Y.,
K. Yahya, K. Wang, J. He, T. Glotfelty, and P. Campbell, 2015, Decadal Simulations of Air Quality, Climate, and
Their Interactions using the Community Earth System Model over globe and
downscaled WRF/Chem over Continental U.S., oral
presentation at the 2015 AEESP Research and Education Conference, June
13-16, New Haven, Connecticut.
5. Campbell, P. C. A Multi-Model Assessment
for the 2006 and 2010 Simulations under the Air Quality Model Evaluation
International Initiative (AQMEII) Phase 2 over North America: Part I. Indicators of the Sensitivity of O3
and PM2.5 Formation Regimes.
CMAS Conference, UNC-Chapel Hill, NC, USA, Oct. 2014.
4. Campbell, P. C. The Global Extent and
Variability of the Stratospheric CN Layer:
A Three Dimensional Modeling Study.
SPARC Workshop: Stratospheric
Sulfur and It’s Role in Climate, Atlanta, GA, USA, Oct. 2013.
3. Campbell, P.C. Stratospheric Condensation Nuclei: A Climatology in the Mid-Latitude and
Anarctic Regions. 19th International Conference on Nucleation &
Atmospheric Aerosols, Fort Collins, CO, USA, Jun. 2013.
2. Campbell, P. C., P. T. Bergmaier, B.
Geerts, Z. Wang, and B. Liu. An Airborne
Raman Lidar and Modeling Study of a Dryline and Convection Initiation Over the
High Plains of Southeast Wyoming. 15th Conference on Mesoscale
Processes, Portland, OR, USA, Aug. 2013.
1. Campbell, P. C. Using Measurements and Modeling for Understanding
Local and Regional Influences on PM2.5 in the Washington, D.C. Area.
11th Annual Energy and Environment Conference, Tucson, AZ, USA, Jan.
2008.
Contributions to
Computational Proposals:
3. Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery
Environment (XSEDE) – Texas Advanced Computing Center’s (TACC) Stampede Dell Linux Cluster, Completed
performance testing for selected model systems, October 2015
2. National Energy Research Scientific Computing
Center’s (NERSC) Edison Cray XC30
Cluster, Completed performance testing for selected model systems, September
2015
1. National Center for Atmospheric Research
(NCAR), Computational & Information Systems Laboratory’s Yellowstone High-Performance IBM iDataPlex Cluster, Completed performance
testing for selected model systems, March 2014 and August 2015
Modeling Proficiencies:
9. Advanced Research Weather Research and
Forecast (WRF-ARW) Model
8. Community Multi-scale Air Quality (CMAQ)
Model
7. Offline Coupled WRF/CMAQ
Model
6. Online Coupled WRF/Chem Model
5. Online Coupled WRF/CAM5 Model
4. Sparse Matrix Operator Kernel Emissions
(SMOKE) Model
3. NCAR Community Earth System (CESM) Model
2. Whole Atmosphere Community Climate Model (WACCM)
1. Community Aerosol and Radiation Model for
Atmospheres (CARMA)
Computer Language
Proficiencies: 4. FORTRAN 3. NCAR Command Language 2. UNIX C Shell Scripting 1. Interactive Display Language
Measurement Proficiencies:
8. Optical Particle Counters
7. Condensation Nuclei Counters
6. Laser Particle Counteres
5. Electrochemical Cell Ozonesondes
4. Differential Mobility Analyzers
3. Scanning Mobility Particle Sizers
2. Condensation Particle Counters
1. Ground-Based PM2.5 Samplers
Teaching Experience:
3. Introduction to Meteorology, University of
Wyoming, August 2009 – May 2010
2. FORTRAN Programming, University of
Massachusetts at Lowell, September 2004 – June 2006
1. Physical Meteorology, University of
Massachusetts at Lowell, September 2004 – June 2006
Research Awards and
Highlights:
2. Campbell et al. (2014b)
selected by AGU editors as a “Research Spotlight” for the weekly Eos
newsletter, June 2014
1. Antarctica Service Medal of the United States
of America, National Science Foundation, March 2012
Certifications/Membership/Activities:
4. Certified Consulting Meteorologist (CCM), #
669, American Meteorological Society, January 2011
3. Member of Air and Waste Management
Association (A&WMA), January 2015 - Present
2. Member of American Geophysical Union (AGU),
January 2013 – Present
1. Member of American Meteorological Society
(AMS), January 2000 - Present
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