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Sean Arms |
Bio: Sean Arms is a PhD student at the University of Oklahoma, where he also received his BS (2004) and MS (2006) degrees. His general research area is boundary layer turbulence over vegetative and urban canopies, and is currently investigating the role of coherent structures in the interaction between the urban canopy layer and the urban roughness sub layer. Sean expects to complete his PhD dissertation during the 2009-2010 academic year. Sean has been involved with teaching a junior level course, METR 3613:Meteorological Measurements, since he began his graduate studies in 2004. He has directed undergraduate and graduate course related, observationally based research projects. Sean has been heavily involved in the major reconstruction of hands on laboratories for the measurements course, as well as the addition of semester long in-situ based observational projects. After five semesters of being involved with the course, Sean was the lead course instructor for the Fall 2009 semester. |
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