Archive of Past Projects

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Title Topic Forecast office University
Synthesizing dual-polarimetric radar data with locally derived products and datasets within the National Weather Service AWIPS framework Radar Huntsville Alabama - Huntsville, University of
Distribution and initiation of summer season convection, operational verification, examination, and research in New Jersey Convective Mt. Holly Kean University
Fourth Southwest Weather Symposium (September 2007) Convective, QPF/QPE/Precipitation, NWP, Hydrology/Flooding Tucson Arizona, University of
Improving our understanding of heavy rainfall events in south central Texas and the Texas Hill country QPF/QPE/Precipitation, Hydrology/Flooding Austin Missouri-Columbia, University of
Variability of the influence of convection on conveyor belts: Development of conceptual models and forecast methodologies Winter Weather Sioux Falls Central Michigan University
A study of WRF performance in high-resolution NWP of topography-influenced weather events in Alaska and Montana Mesoscale, NWP Missoula Alaska - Fairbanks, University of
Validating DSP precipitation product using 50 GBRA rain gauge rainfall QPF/QPE/Precipitation, Radar, Hydrology/Flooding San Antonio Texas at San Antonio, University of
The development of forecast confidence measures using NCEP ensembles and their real-time implementation within NWS Web-based graphical forecasts NWP Tallahassee Florida State University
Operational use and development of a high-resolution mesoscale model in the Colorado mountain region for wintertime and other forecast applications Hydrology/Flooding, NWP, QPF/QPE/Precipitation, Winter Weather Grand Junction Colorado State University
The climatology of dew points and fire weather related parameters in the Missouri-Arkansas region Fire Weather, Climate, Other Springfield Missouri-Columbia, University of