AMS Tropical Conference (Spring 2022): I will be presenting (probably in person!) at the AMS Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology next spring in New Orleans, LA.
AMS Annual Meeting: I will be presenting HAFS-B 2021 real-time results (probably remotely) at the AMS Annual Meeting in January 2021.
HFIP Annual Meeting: I will be discussing HAFS-B 2021 results as well as HAFS physics developments at the (remote) Hurricane Forecast Improvement Project (HFIP) annual meeting in November 2021.
I presented (remotely) at the 34th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology in May 2021. I talked about a research study looking at some of the factors that led to Hurricane Dorian's somewhat unexpected intensification over the Eastern Caribbean, as well as some of the factors that kept the track offshore from Florida. My extended abstract and summary slide is below.
I participated remotely in the 101st AMS Annual Meeting in January 2021. I presented results from the HAFS-globalnest real-time experiment. Below are my extended abstract and summary slides.
You can view my abstract and the presentation video here.
I attended the AMS Centennial Annual Meeting in Boston, MA, in January 2020. I attended a short course on the Community Common Physics Package (CCPP), and also gave a presentation on the 2019 real-time HAFS-globalnest results.
I gave several presentations at the 99th annual American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting in Phoenix, AZ (2 of my own and 2 for colleagues due to the government shutdown. I gave a talk about 2018 3-km hfvGFS forecasts from the Atlantic Hurricane Season (a project I collaborated with GFDL on), and a poster on a high-resolution set of ensemble simulations of Hurricane Michael (2018).
The poster is shown below.
I presented an oral presentation on 3-km fvGFS hindcasts from the 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season), and a poster presentation on 2-km fvGFS simulations of the rapid intensification and evolution of Hurricane Matthew (2016).
The poster is shown below.
This was a teleconference for the Hurricane Forecast Improvement Project, showing detailed verification and analysis of 3-km fvGFS hindcasts from the 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season.
This was a poster presentation showing the results of 3-km fvGFS hindcasts from the 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season. The presentation is below (as a PDF, so unfortunately the animations don't work).
This was a talk presenting results from 2-km fvGFS forecasts of several Atlantic TCs and comparing the storm structure with radar data from flights into those hurricanes.
This was a poster presentation comparing 2-km fvGFS TC struture with radar data.
This was an oral presentation focused on analysis of TC convective bursts in two model simulations of Hurricanes Dean (2007) and Bill (2009).
This was a poster presentation on TC convective burst formation and their relationship with intensity change in WRF simulations of Hurricanes Dean (2007) and Bill (2009).
This was an oral presentation on analysis of asymmetries in TC eyewall slope due to vertical wind shear.
Here is a link to my recorded presentation and extended abstract
This was a poster presentation on shear-relative asymmetries in TC eyewall slope.
This was an oral presentation on analysis of tropical cyclone eyewall slope using aircraft radar data.
This was an oral presentation analyzing eyewall slope using radar data from HRD flights into several hurricanes.
Here is a link to my recorded presentation and extended abstract
This was a poster presentation looking at TC eyewall slope using airborne radar data from HRD.