Lavender Elle Hanson |
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Education |
Ph.D., Earth and Planetary Science |
2020–2025 (expected) |
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M.S., Atmospheric Science & Meteorology |
2013–2018 |
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B.A., Physics & Chemistry |
2009–2013 |
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Research Experience |
Modeling and image analysis of Titan ice clouds |
2020–2025 |
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Laboratory spectroscopy of Titan cloud ices |
2020 |
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Martian cloud and atmospheric dynamics using Mars
Reconnaissance Orbiter imagery |
2019 |
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Skills |
Cloud microphysical theory and modeling |
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Planetary imagery analysis |
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Programming (primarily Python and Fortran 77–03) |
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Professional Society Membership |
American Astronomical Society, Division of Planetary Science |
2023–present |
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American Geophysical Union |
2018–present |
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Teaching |
Guided Tour: The Planets, TA |
Spring 2023-24 |
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Principles of Atmospheric Measurement, co-instructor |
Spring 2017 |
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Radiation and Climate, TA |
Fall 2018 |
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Atmospheric Thermodynamics, TA |
Fall 2014 |
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Other Training |
“The Last Day” (teaching workshop) |
Fall 2024 |
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Johns Hopkins Teaching Institute, May 29-31 |
Spring 2024 |
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“Grading and Anti-grading” (workshop series) |
Spring 2024 |
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“Teaching Discomfort: Facilitating Challenging Discussions in the Classroom” (workshop series) |
Fall 2023 |
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Service |
Newsletter Contributor and Editor, EPS |
2024– |
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Social Committee organizer, EPS |
2020–2024 |
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Johns Hopkins Trans Awareness Task Force |
2023–2024 |
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Funding |
NASA FINESST: Mixed-species clouds in Titan's polar stratosphere (as future investigator, PI: Darryn Waugh). |
2021–2024 |
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Publications |
1. Lavender E Hanson, Robert French, Darryn Waugh, Erika Barth, and Carrie M. Anderson, 2025: The Descent of Titan’s South Polar Cloud, Geophys Res Lett (submitted). preprint doi: 10.22541/essoar.173152976.68313678/v1 |
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2. Lavender E Hanson, Darryn Waugh, Erika Barth, and Carrie M. Anderson, 2023: Investigation of Titan's south polar HCN cloud during southern fall using microphysical modeling, Planet Sci J, 4, 237. doi:10.3847/PSJ/ad0837 |
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3. Gwenore F Pokrifka, AM Moyle, Lavender E Hanson, and Jerry Y Harrington, 2020: Estimating Surface Attachment Kinetic and Growth Transition Influences on Vapor-Grown Ice Crystals, J Atmos Sci, 77, 2393. doi:10.1175/jas-d-19-0303.1 |
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4. Jerry Y Harrington, Alfred Moyle, Lavender E Hanson, Hugh Morrison, 2019: On Calculating Deposition Coefficients and Aspect-Ratio Evolution in Approximate Models of Ice Crystal Vapor Growth, J Atmos Sci, 76, 1609. doi:10.1175/jas-d-18-0319.1 |
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5. Alexander Harrison, Alfred M Moyle, Hanson, Jerry Y Harrington, 2016: Levitation diffusion chamber measurements of the mass growth of small ice crystals from vapor, J Atmos Sci, 73, 2743-2758. doi:10.1175/JAS-D-15-0234.1 |
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6. EM Levin, R Hanus, Hanson, WE Straszheim, K Schmidt‐Rohr, 2013: Thermoelectric properties of Ag2Sb2Ge46 − xDyxTe50 alloys with high power factor, Physica Status Solidi A, 210, 2628-2637. doi:10.1002/pssa.201330217 |
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Conference presentations |
1. Lavender E Hanson, Darryn Waugh, Carrie Anderson, and Erika Barth. 2024: The Slow Descent of Titan’s South Polar Cloud (talk). AAS/DPS 2024, 208.02, Boise, ID. |
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2. Lavender E Hanson, Darryn Waugh, Erika Barth, and Carrie M. Anderson. 2023: Investigating the evolution of Titan's high altitude south polar HCN cloud (talk). AAS/DPS 2023, 208.04, San Antonio, TX. |
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3. Lavender E Hanson, Darryn Waugh, Erika Barth, and Carrie M. Anderson. 2023: Modeling the fall high altitude south polar HCN cloud (talk). Titan Through Time 6, Paris. |
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4. Lavender E Hanson, Scott Guzewich, 2019: Orographic clouds in the Mars Arcadia province (poster). AGU Fall Meeting 2019, P41B-3405. |
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5. Lavender E Hanson, Scott Guzewich, 2019: Using Machine Learning to Identify Clouds in Mars Daily Global Maps (poster), Ninth International Conference on Mars, Pasadena, CA. |
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6. Hanson, Alfred Moyle, Jerry Harrington, 2016: Measurements of vapor growth and sublimation of individually levitated ice particles below -30°C (talk), 17th International Conference on Clouds & Precipitation, Manchester, UK, S1.14. |
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Updated: December 16, 2024