Opportunity at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA
Understanding the Needs and Use of Probabilistic Forecast Guidance by Stakeholders
Location
National Severe Storms Laboratory
| opportunity |
location |
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| 26.76.00.B7602 |
Norman, OK 73072 |
Advisers
| name |
email |
phone |
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| Pamela L Heinselman |
pam.heinselman@noaa.gov |
405.325.6595 |
Description
The research builds on our understanding of processes leading to severe weather to investigate new knowledge obtainable from rapid-update data (~1-min volume scans). This work focuses on observational analysis of rapid-scan S-band phased-array radar data from our severe storm data base. Topics of interest include initiation of deep convection; transitions in storm mode; storm mergers; and evolution of hail, wind, and tornado-producing storms. As appropriate, the research involves analysis of complementary observational (e.g., dual-polarimetric radar) or numerical data sets.
References
Heinselrnan PL, Torres SM: Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology 50: 579, 2011
Heinselrnan PL, et al: Weather and Forecasting 23: 808, 2008
Keywords:
Convection-Allowing Models; human factors; Probabilistic Forecasting; Hail; Winds; Tornadoes; interdisciplinary research
Eligibility
Citizenship:
Open to U.S. citizens, permanent residents and non-U.S. citizens
Level:
Open to Postdoctoral and Senior applicants
Stipend
| Base Stipend |
Travel Allotment |
Supplementation |
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| $60,000.00 |
$3,000.00 |
$24,000 Supplement for Doctorates in Electrical Engineering |
Experience Supplement:
Postdoctoral and Senior Associates will receive an appropriately higher stipend based on the number of years of experience past their PhD.
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