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Left to right (standing): Leonid Volfson, Sam Iacobellis, Tony Tubbs, John Horel, Tim Barnett, Margot Ray, Marguerette Schultz, John Roads, Geoffrey Vallis, Catherine Gautier. Seated: Daniel Cayan, Beth Chertock, Richard Somerville, Carolyn Baxter, Hans Panofsky, and Jerome Namias. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego, La Jolla, 92093-0175 (https://lib.ucsd.edu/sca) This digital image is a surrogate of an item from the SIO Photographic Laboratory Collection (SAC 44). [Title, Date]. SIO Photographic Laboratory Collection. SAC 44. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego. [Digital Object URL]
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Climatologists--United States Portraits, Group Meteorologists--United States University of California, San Diego--History University of California, San Diego Namias, Jerome Ray, Margot M Baxter, C Gautier, Catherine, 1947- Volfson, Leonid B., 1959- Cayan, Daniel R Horel, John DeWitt Roads, John Owen Schultz, Marguerette Vallis, Geoffrey K Chertock, Beth, 1960- Barnett, T. P Panofsky, Hans A Somerville, Richard Iacobellis, Sam Frank, 1959- Tubbs, T
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