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Texas A&M University

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The Weather Vane

This episode from “The Last Archive” podcast covers the history of weather forecasting and how humans came to think they could predict the future. The hosts skim through the work of many scientists without naming them but they extensively talk about Dr. Joanne Simpson’s, pioneering work to study tropical convection and cloud seeding.

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Tutorials:

Enhancing Geoscientific Computational Skills with Project Pythia: A Pathway to Open Science.
ARM/ASR Community Open-Source Tool Tutorials. August 2023.
Introduction of dual-pol radar variables and their physical interpretation.
Department of Atmospheric Sciences, Texas A&M University. November, 2022.
Scalable Open-Source Analysis Stack for HPC environments using Python.
Purdue EAPS Storm Snack Seminar. October, 2020.
Introduction to EnKF radar data assimilation in numerical weather prediction.
Purdue EAPS Storm Snack Seminar. October, 2019.
Understanding the role of environmental variability on thunderstorm charge structures.
Purdue EAPS Storm Snack Seminar. February, 2019.
Thunderstorms and their lightning characteristics.
Purdue EAPS Storm Snack Seminar. November, 2018.

Invited Talks:

Updraft-Microphysics Coupling: A Recipe for Extreme Weather Systems.
University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota, USA. October, 2024.
Exploring Thermodynamic Variability and Storm Lifecycle Across Southeast Texas Sea Breeze Fronts.
Southern Regional Climate Center (SRCC) annual meeting, Houston, Texas, USA. November, 2023.
Regional Variability of Thermodynamics/Sea breeze: Insights from the TRACER Field Campaign. [Slides]
Session on 'Building Collaborations Around TRACER Science Objectives' at the 2023 ARM/ASR Joint User Facility and PI Meeting, Washington D.C., USA. August, 2023.

Research Talks:

Sensitivity of convective cell characteristics to TRACER thermodynamic and aerosol environments in observations and idealized simulations.
Aerosol, Cloud, Precipitation and Climate Initiative workshop. London, UK. 20-22 May 2024.
Spatio-temporal analysis of lightning point process data in severe storms.
In Book of Abstracts SDS 2024. 11-12 April 2024. [Abstract link]
Does Meteorological Variability Across Sea and Bay-Breeze Fronts Influence Thunderstorm Characteristics? Insights from the TAMU TRACER Field Campaign
40th AMS Conference on Radar Meteorology. Minneapolis, MN, USA. 29 August 2023. [Abstract link]
Spatiotemporal variability in convective cells and their thermodynamic and aerosol environments during TAMU TRACER
2023 Joint ARM User Facility and ASR PI Meeting. Bethesda, MD, 7 August 2023. [Poster abstract] [Poster pdf]
32nd Conference on Weather Analysis and Forecasting, 28th Conference on Numerical Weather Prediction and 20th Conference on Mesoscale Processes. Madison, WI, USA. 20 July 2023. [Poster abstract] [Poster pdf]
Exploring the Influence of Meteorological Variability on Thunderstorm Updraft Characteristics Across Sea and Bay-Breeze Fronts: Insights from the TAMU TRACER Field Campaign. TRACER Science Workshop.
TRACER Science Workshop. Houston, TX, USA. 16 May 2023.
Thermodynamic Variability across Sea-Breeze Fronts and Thunderstorm Updraft Characteristics during the TAMU TRACER Field Campaign.
103rd Annual Meeting, American Meteorological Society. Denver, CO, USA. January 2023. [Abstract link] [Talk recording]
Investigating the Relationship between Cloud Microphysics and Electrification in Southeast US Storms Using Cold pool and Lightning Characteristics.
30th AMS Conference on Severe Local Storms. Santa Fe, NM, USA. October 2022. [Abstract link] [Talk recording]
Quantifying the covariability between ZDR/KDP column volume and lightning flash rates in southeast US storms.
30th AMS Conference on Severe Local Storms. Santa Fe, NM, USA. October 2022. [Abstract link] [Poster pdf]
Spatiotemporal analysis of cold pool and lightning observations for a tornadic supercell from VORTEX-SE 2016 field campaign.
AGU Fall Meeting 2021. New Orleans, LA, USA. December 2021. [Abstract link]
Investigating the Coupling of Supercell Dynamics and Microphysics through Lightning and Cold Pools.
101st AMS Annual Meeting. Virtual only. January 2021. [Abstract link]
Analysis of the May 19, 2013 Edmond-Carney Tornadic Supercell by EnKF Assimilation of S-band Radar Data.
39th AMS International Conference on Radar Meteorology. Nara, Japan. January 2019. [Abstract link]
Observational Analysis of the Electrical and Kinematic Structure of a Tornadic Supercell.
99th AMS Annual Meeting. Phoenix, AZ, USA. January 2019. [Abstract link]
A Case Study of Kinematical, Microphysical, and Lightning Characteristics of a Tornadic Supercell.
29th AMS Conference on Severe Local Storms. Stowe, VT, USA. October 2018. [Abstract link]

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Teaching experience 1

Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014

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Teaching experience 2

Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015

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