Hurricane Forecast Improvement Project (HFIP): Where do we stand after 3 years? NOAA Satellite Science Week March 21, 2013 Fred Toepfer—HFIP Project Manager.
Two impact studies of airborne DWL data on tropical cyclone track and intensity forecasts G. D. Emmitt, K. Godwin and S. Greco Simpson Weather Associates.
The Utility of GOES-R and LEO Soundings for Hurricane Data Assimilation and Forecasting Jun Li @, Timothy J. Schmit #, Hui Liu &, Jinlong Li @, and Jing.
H O W N A S A I M P R O V E S O U R Q U A L I T Y O F L I F E NASA Hits National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Demonstration Testbed for the Evaluation of Experimental Models for Tropical Cyclone Forecasting in Support of the NOAA Hurricane Forecast Improvement.
2013 Upgrades to the Operational GFDL/GFDN Hurricane Model Morris A. Bender, Timothy Marchok Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, NOAA Isaac Ginis, BijuThomas,
Evaluation of the Simulated Ocean Response to Hurricane Ivan in Comparison to High-Quality Ocean Observations George Halliwell, Nick Shay Rosenstiel School.
Preparing for Tomorrow… Today NWS Science & Technology Roadmap, V 1.0 (under review, debate, coordination) Don Berchoff, Director Office of Science & Technology.
Supporting standards comprise 35% of the U. S. History Test 28 (B)
2.3.3 ADVANCES IN INTENSITY GUIDANCE Rapporteurs: Buck Sampson (NRL – USA) and John Knaff (NESDIS – USA) Working group: Joe Courtney (BOM - AUS), Brian.
Deputy Assistant Administrator Mitigation Directorate Michael Buckley FEMA’s Utilization of Tropical Forecasts and Products.
Atmospheric Science Department University of Missouri - Columbia A Procrustes Shape Analysis Verification Tool Steve Lack Sakis Micheas Neil Fox Chris.
