COSMIC : Fourth Joint Korea-U.S. Workshop on Mesoscale Observation, Data Assimilation and Modeling for Severe Weather : US Speakers

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Fourth Joint Korea-U.S. Workshop on Mesoscale Observation, Data Assimilation and Modeling for Severe Weather : US Speakers - Abstracts

13 - 15 February 2006
Seoul, South Korea

Name	Affiliation	Presentation title
US Speakers: Abstracts
John Braun	UCAR	Identifying Mesoscale Variations in Boundary Layer Moisture Using Networks of Ground Based GPS Networks
Shu-Hua Chen	U. California	Studying the impact of assimilating satellite data on hurricane simulations
Richard Johnson	CSU	Mesoscale Organization of Flash-Flood-Producing Storms
Jack Kain	NSSL	The value of collaboration between researchers and forecasters in the development of NWP models
Jinwon Kim	UCLA	The Direct Aerosol Radiative Forcing on Surface Insolation and Spring Snowmelt in the Southern Sierra Nevada
Joseph Klemp	NCAR	Convection resolving forecasting with the WRF model
Bill Kuo	UCAR	Assimilation of Ground-based GPS Data for Short-Range Precipitation Forecast
William Skamarock	NCAR	High Resolution NWP: Are our models adequate?
Wei-Kuo Tao	NASA	Goddard Multi-Scale Modeling Systems
Roger Wakimoto	NCAR/EOL	The Initiation of Deep Convection along Convergence Boundaries
Jim Wilson	NCAR	Very short period (0-6h) forecasting of thunderstorms
Minx Xue	OU	Data Assimilation and Prediction at the Convective Scale: Recent Progresses
Da-Lin Zhang	U. Maryland	A Near - Cloud-Resolving Simulation of the Genesis of Typhoon Nari (2001)

Photos by Johannes Barre, Johnhunkim, and Filzstift. Satellite image courtesy of NASA.

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