E-mail: dbabb@essc.psu.edu
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Dr. Babb’s research interests are focused on the retrieval of cloud microphysical properties using ground-based remote sensing instruments. Currently, techniques are being tested to retrieve the cloud droplet distributions from Doppler spectra collected with a 94-GHz radar. The aim of this research is to develop a better understanding of cloud structure and interactions through improved observation and analysis techniques.Babb,
D.M., and B.A. Albrecht, 1995: Comparing 94-GHz. radar cloud and precipitation
drop spectra measurements with aircraft observations. Preprints, 27th
Conference on Radar Meteorology, American Meteorological Society, Vail,
Colorado, pp. 580-582.
Elizabeth
Daye
Administrative Manager
E-mail: daye@ems.psu.edu
Jamie
Frazell
Graduate Program Coordinator
E-mail: jlf47@psu.edu
Harry
W. Henderson,
Ph.D.
E-mail: hwh@psu.edu
Dr. Henderson applies new techniques from chaos theory to the analysis of meteorological data. He uses these techniques for quality control of the data and to study predictability of different atmospheric structures.
Henderson, H.W., and D.W. Thomson, 1995: Fractal dimensions of remotely sensed atmospheric signals. Proceedings of the 2nd Experimental Chaos Conference, Oct. 6-8, 1993, Arlington, VA. W. Ditto, L. Pecora, M. Schleshinger, M. Spano and S. Vohra (Eds.). World Scientific Publishing Co., Singapore, 349-355.
Glenn
Hunter,
M.S.
E-mail: hunter@mail.meteo.psu.edu
Kristinka
Ivanova, Ph.D.
E-mail: kristy@meteo.psu.edu
Homepage: http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~kristy
See Dr. Ivanova's home page for an updated list of publications.
Dr. Ivanova's present research interest include statistical physics and nonlinear data series analysis of atmospheric and meteorological data. Her previous research interests included wave scattering by randomly rough surfaces.Annette
M. Lario-Gibbs, M.S.
E-mail: gibbs@meteo.psu.edu
Ms. Lario-Gibbs' research interests include operational modeling, mesoscale modeling, cumulus parameterization schemes, and four-dimensional data assimilation.
- Lario,
A.M., D.J. Perkey, S. Yoh, and J. Guo, 1988: Truncation errors in finite
difference estimates of geostrophic wind and relative vorticity revisited.
Monthly Weather Review, 116, 799-821.
Natasha
Miles, Ph.D.
Email: nmiles@meteo.psu.edu
Homepage: www.meteo.psu.edu/~nmiles/
Alfred Moyle, Ph.D.
Research Associate
Email: amm14@psu.edu
Lynn
Persing
Writer/Editor, Web and Alumni Coordinator
E-mail: persing@ems.psu.edu
Art
Person,
M.S.
E-mail: person@meteo.psu.edu
Mr. Person specializes in the application of computer technology to the solving of meteorological problems. Most of his work has involved real-time collection, analysis, and display of weather information using the University Corporation of Atmospheric Research (UCAR) Unidata software packages as well as locally developed software. He is responsible for the technical aspects of promoting and maintaining the core computing facilities within the Department including Unix, Linux, and NT systems.
- Gartner, W., J. Venuti, A. Person, and J. J. Cahir, 1993: Timing and quantitative forecasts of precipitation with the PSU/NCAR mesoscale model run in real time. Preprint Volume, 13th Conference on Weather Analysis and Forecasting, American Meteorological Society, Vienna, Virginia.
- Person, A., G. S. Young, 2000: Penn State and Weather Analysis: The Unidata Age. Preprint Volume, 16th International Conference on Interactive Information and Processing Systems, American Meteorological Society, Long Beach, California.
Linda
Porta
Graduate Program Coordinator
E-mail: porta@ems.psu.edu
Scott Richardson, Ph.D.
E-mail: srichardson@psu.edu
Jaime
Ross
Administrative Assistant
E-mail: jli1@psu.edu
Steven
Seman, B.S.
Email:
sas405@psu.edu
Rhonda
Spychalski
Undergraduate Program Coordinator
E-mail: rfs14@psu.edu
Diane
Yoder
Staff Assistant, Accounting
E-mail: dyoder@meteo.psu.edu