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November 29, 2006
at 2:00pm
Just how bad is the air we
breathe?
Find out what we can learn
from the Air Quality Forecast Capability!
Speaker: Jerry Gorline
Meteorological Development Laboratory, Office of Science and Technology
National Weather Service
Location: NWS Headquarters
1325 East West Highway,
SSMC#2, Room 12246, Silver Spring, Maryland
October 4, 2006
at 2:00pm
Understanding the Latest NDFD Verification Studies
Speaker: David Ruth, Mesoscale Prediction Branch
Meteorological Development Laboratory, Office of Science and Technology
National Weather Service
Location: NWS Headquarters
1325 East West Highway,
SSMC#2, Room 2358, Silver Spring, Maryland
June 28, 2006
at 1:00pm
NWS Local Wave Modeling and the Marine Customer
Speaker: Troy Nicolini, Weather Forecast Office at Eureka, California
National Weather Service
Location: NWS Headquarters
1325 East West Highway,
SSMC#2, Room 10246, Silver Spring, Maryland
June 21, 2006
at 2:00pm
Progress on Radar Data Assimilation at the NCEP Environmental Modeling Center
Speaker: Stephen Lord, Environmental Modeling Center, National Centers for
Environmental Prediction, National Weather Service
Location: NWS Headquarters
1325 East West Highway,
SSMC#2, Room 2358, Silver Spring, Maryland
April 18, 2006
at 2:00pm
A New Metric for Hurricane Intensity
Speaker: Mark D. Powell, Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratories,
Oceanic
and Atmospheric Research, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration,
U.S. Department of Commerce
Location: NWS Headquarters
1325 East West Highway,
SSMC#2, Room 2358, Silver Spring, Maryland
April 5, 2006
at 2:00pm
The Enhanced Multisensor Precipitation Estimator and Nowcaster
– Improving WFO Flash Flood Services
Speaker: Richard Fulton, Hydrologic Science and Modeling Branch, Hydrology Laboratory, Office of Hydrology Development
National Weather Service
Location: NWS Headquarters
1325 East West Highway,
SSMC#2, Room 2358, Silver Spring, Maryland
February 1, 2006
at 2:00pm
Detection and Prediction of Heavy Precipitation
Speaker: David H. Kitzmiller, Hydrologic Science and Modeling Branch, Hydrology Laboratory, Office of Hydrology Development
National Weather Service
Location: NWS Headquarters
1325 East West Highway,
SSMC#2, Room 2358, Silver Spring, Maryland
January 18, 2006
at 2:00pm
NWS use of Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR)
Speaker: Mike Istok, Systems Engineering Center, Office of Science and Technology
National Weather Service
Location: NWS Headquarters
1325 East West Highway, SSMC#2, Room 2358, Silver Spring, Maryland
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