'Storm intensity' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 19 Global Change

Chapter 19 Global Change. Global Change. Global change- any chemical, biological or physical property change of the planet. Examples include cold temperatures causing ice ages. Global climate change- changes in the climate of the Earth.

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SYNOPTIC OCEAN/ATMOSPHERE MEASUREMENTS IN HURRICANES ISIDORE AND LILI

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Climate change from a Coastal Engineering perspective

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Energy Production, Frictional Dissipation, and Maximum Intensity of a Numerically Simulated Tropical Cyclone

Energy Production, Frictional Dissipation, and Maximum Intensity of a Numerically Simulated Tropical Cyclone. 4/27 2010 ???. Wang, Y., and J. Xu , 2010: Energy production, frictional dissipation, and maximum intensity of a numerically simulated tropical cyclone .

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Tropical Cyclone Consensus Forecasting Methods Used on Guam

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OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS IN HURRICANES ISIDORE AND LILI (2002)

OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS IN HURRICANES ISIDORE AND LILI (2002). MPO, RSMAS, Univ. of Miami NSF ATM-01-08218, NOAA JHT. Acknowledgments:. Capt. Bob Maxson and Dr. Jim McFadden (AOC) and the entire staff (pilots, engineers, technicians).

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Modelling the Variability of Midlatitude Storm Activity on Decadal to Century Time Scales

Modelling the Variability of Midlatitude Storm Activity on Decadal to Century Time Scales. Hans von Storch, Institute for Coastal Research, GKSS Irene Fischer-Bruns, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology Germany. Model & Experiments. Atmosphere-Ocean GCM ECHO-G

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Improvement of Short-term Severe Weather Forecasting Using high-resolution MODIS Satellite Data

Study of MODIS Retrieved Total Precipitable Water (TPW) Data and their Impact on Severe Weather Simulations. Improvement of Short-term Severe Weather Forecasting Using high-resolution MODIS Satellite Data. S.-H. Chen 1 , A. Chen 1 , J. Haase 2 , Z. Zhao 1 , and F. Vandenberghe 3.

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Hurricane Initialization in HWRF model

Hurricane Initialization in HWRF model. Qingfu Liu, Naomi Surgi, Stephen Lord Vijay Tallapragada, Young Kwon, Robert Tuleya Zhan Zhang, Janna Oconnor Acknowledgement: Wan-Shu Wu John Derber Russ Treadon. HWRF analysis cycle. HWRF analysis at time t-6.

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Integrating Climate Information and Ecosystem Services into Coastal Zone Management

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a. FY12-13 GIMPAP Project Proposal Title Page version 04 August 2011

a. FY12-13 GIMPAP Project Proposal Title Page version 04 August 2011. Title : Identification of Dry thunderstorms using cloud top properties from GOES imagery: Applications to Fire Weather Forecasting at the Storm Prediction Center Status : New Duration : 2 years Project Leads:

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Ensemble Forecasting of Hurricane Intensity based on Biased and non-Gaussian Samples

Ensemble Forecasting of Hurricane Intensity based on Biased and non-Gaussian Samples. Zhan Zhang, Vijay Tallapragada, Robert Tuleya. HFIP Regional Ensemble Conference Call Dec. 12, 2011 . Motivation

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Increased Storm Intensity due to Climate Change:

TROPICAL STORMS AND HURRICANES . Increased Storm Intensity due to Climate Change:. Marques Miller Jordan Langworthy. What is climate change?. Substantial increase in global temperatures over a long period of time. Greenhouse effect. Ocean circulation. Climate Change Predictions.

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Hurricane Studies Using Infrasound

Hurricane Studies Using Infrasound. Claus Hetzer 1 , Roger Waxler 1 , Carrick Talmadge 1 , Milton Garces 2 , Ken Gilbert 1 , Henry Bass 1 1 National Center for Physical Acoustics The University of Mississippi 2 Infrasound Laboratory The University of Hawaii, Manoa.

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U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey

USGS contributions to unified space weather operation. David Applegate & Jeffrey J. Love U.S. Geological Survey June 21, 2011. U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey. Statuatory Roles and Responsibilities.

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Diagnosing Thunderstorm Severity using Coupled Proxy GOES-R ABI and Global Lightning Mapper Data

Diagnosing Thunderstorm Severity using Coupled Proxy GOES-R ABI and Global Lightning Mapper Data. John R. Mecikalski Wayne M. MacKenzie University of Alabama in Huntsville.

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Emergency Management Mission:

Emergency Management Mission:. To prepare for and respond to disasters and emergencies Prevent or minimize loss of life and damage to property. Functional Needs and Requirements:. Degree of storm surge flooding coincident with the

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Questions about Hurricanes (a.k.a. Typhoons, Tropical Cyclones) (See nhc.noaa )

Questions about Hurricanes (a.k.a. Typhoons, Tropical Cyclones) (See http:// www.nhc.noaa.gov ). Storm intensity is categorized I through V using the Safir -Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. How are these categories defined?

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Deanna Hence, Robert Houze and Stacy Brodzik University of Washington

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2. WRF model configuration and initial conditions

Distinct Structure and Intensity in Hurricanes Katrina and Ophelia (2005). Jie Ming 1,2 and Shuyi S. Chen 1 1 RSMAS/University of Miami 2 Department of Atmospheric Sciences, Nanjing University. 1. Introduction

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