January 13, 1998,
AMS Annual Meeting, Phoenix, Arizona
Agenda
1) Overview of 1st TIMEx Planning Meeting, 18-19 Nov. 1997, by C. Ziegler
2) Brief hypothesis presentations by interested scientists who were unable
to attend the 1st TIMEx planning Meeting. One hypothesis each was presented
by D. Kingsmill and K. Knupp, while S. Koch presented three hypotheses.
K. Knupp also briefed us on the status of the UAH Mobile Profiler for
possible application in TIMEx.
3) An open discussion period. Bob Johns and Paul Janish represented the
NOAA/NCEP/Storm Prediction Center, presenting and discussing SPC forecasting
problems as these relate to TIMEx. A key conclusion from this excellent
summary and discussion is that TIMEx has high relevance to warm season
deep convective forecasting efforts at SPC. A discussion on the development
of a DIAL water vapor lidar system proposed for TIMEx was lead by Banta,
Carlson, Hardesty, Wakimoto, and Wilson. It was concluded that developing
a ground-based, mobile scanning DIAL system was feasible for TIMEx, and
that planning and development efforts should continue through ongoing
collaboration of NCAR and NOAA.
Meeting Participants
R. Johns (SPC) |
P. Janish (SPC) |
R. Wakimoto (UCLA) |
A. Crook (NCAR) |
J. Wilson (NCAR) |
D. Carlson (NCAR) |
P. Hildebrand (NCAR) |
M. Weisman (NCAR) |
S. Koch (NCSU) |
K. Knupp (UAH) |
D. Kingsmill (DRI) |
R. Banta (ETL) |
M. Hardesty (ETL) |
H. Bluestein (OU) |
C. Ziegler (NSSL) |
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