Tentative Agenda
Northeast Regional Operational Workshop
Welcoming
remarks
Eugene P. Auciello,
Meteorologist In Charge, NOAA/NWS
Warren R. Snyder, Science &
Operations Officer, NOAA/NWS
Session
A. Modeling
Session
Chair – Thomas A. Wasula
Remarks
by Session Chair
Utilization
of the Stony Brook University Mesoscale Ensemble System at WFO's
and RFC's
Jeffrey Tongue
NOAA/NWS, Weather Forecast Office,
An Update on
the Stony Brook University Ensemble Forecast System
Brian A. Colle
Institute for
Terrestrial and Planetary Atmospheres
Stony Brook
University,
Verification of the Stony Brook Ensemble Forecast System
Matthew
Jones
Institute
for Terrestrial and Planetary Atmospheres,
Stony
Brook University,
Stony
High-Resolution Simulations of the
David Novak
NOAA/ NWS Eastern Region Headquarters,
Break
Systematic
and Random Errors in Operational Forecasts by the
Tim Hewson
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Numerical Prediction
for Hurricane Juan (2003)
Customization
of a Mesoscale Numerical Weather Prediction System for Transportation
Applications
Anthony P. Praino
Lunch
Session
B. Severe Convection/Warm Season
Session
Chair – George J. Maglaras
Remarks by Session Chair
The
Long-Lived MCV of 11-13 June 2003 during BAMEX
Thomas J. Galarneau
Jr.
Department of Earth and Atmospheric
Sciences, University at
The
Structure and Climatology of Boundary Layer Winds in the
Alicia C. Wasula
Department of Earth and Atmospheric
Sciences, University at
A
Statistical and Synoptic Climatological Analysis of
Scott
C. Runyon
Department
of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, University at
Break
Warm Season Climatology of Convective Evolution Over the Coastal
Michael
Charles
Institute for Terrestrial and
Planetary Atmospheres, Stony Brook University, Stony
The
Thomas A. Wasula
NOAA/NWS, Weather
Forecast Office,
Session
C. Operations
Session
Chair – Warren R. Snyder
Getting Ready for Winter:
An NCEP Update
Louis W. Uccellini
NOAA/National Centers for Environmental Prediction
AWIPS Radar and Warning Strategies
Using Multiple Workspaces
Josh
Korotky
NOAA/NWS,
Weather Forecast Office,
Operational Urban Mesonet-Driven Model for Homeland Defense Applications
Mark
C. Beaubien
Yankee
Environmental Systems,
Session
D. Hydrology/Tropical Events
Session
Chair – Steve DiRienzo
Remarks
by Session Chair
Frantic
About
Richard H. Grumm
NOAA/NWS, Weather Forecast Office,
An Overview of the Tropical Cyclone-Induced Flooding in
Michael S.
Evans
NOAA/NWS,
Weather Forecast Office,
Agenda
Northeast Regional Operational Workshop
Session
D. Hydrology/Tropical Events (continued)
Session
Chair – Steve DiRienzo
Gregory Hanson
NOAA/NWS, Weather Forecast Office,
Warm Season Extreme
Quantitative Precipitation Forecasting for the
Paul A. Sisson
NOAA/NWS, Weather Forecast Office,
The
Importance of Real-Time Data During an Operational
River Flood Event
Ron Horwood
NOAA/NWS, Weather Forecast Office,
Break
Session
E. CSTAR Projects
Session
Chair – Kenneth D. LaPenta
Cool-Season Regime Transition
and Its Impact on
Cyclogenesis
and Upper-Level Jet Streaks and their Influence on the Low-Level Jet
Keith Wagner
The
Northeastern
and Mid-Atlantic States
Michael L. Jurewicz
NOAA/NWS, Weather Forecast Office,
Cool
Season 500 hPa Cutoff Cyclones;
Precipitation
Distribution and a Case Study
Anthony Fracasso
Department
of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, University at
State
Forecasting
Are We Getting Better and Why ?
Jeff S. Waldstreicher
NOAA/NWS
Eastern Region Headquarters,
An
Examination of Mesoscale Factors which Influence the Precipitation Distribution
of Landfalling Tropical Cyclones
Alan
F. Srock
Department
of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
University
at
Lunch
Session
E. Winter Weather/Cool Season
Session
Chair – Jeff Waldstriecher
A
Simple Physically Based Snowfall Algorithm
Daniel K Cobb Jr.
NOAA/NWS, Weather Forecast Office,
Caribou,
The
Effects of Climate Variability on
Robert Hamilton
NOAA/NWS, Weather Forecast Office,
A Long-Lived Intense Continental-Scale
Front:
28 February-
Lance F. Bosart
Break
Session
F. Hudson Valley Ambient Meteorology Study (HVAMS) Projects
Session
Chair – Ingrid A. Amberger
Remarks
by Session Chair
Convective Boundary Layer
Structure in the
Jeffrey
M. Freedman
Atmospheric
Information Services,
Rain
Shadows in the
Jeffrey
M. Freedman
Atmospheric
Information Services,
An
Investigation of the Diurnal Evolution of Local Circulations
Jeffrey M. Freedman
Atmospheric Information Services,
David R. Fitzjarrald
Atmospheric
Spatial
and Seasonal Changes in Watershed Response to Rainfall Events in the Catskill –
Matthew J. Czikowsky
Atmospheric
Closing Remarks
Warren
R. Snyder
Adjourn
NROW 7 will be held November
1-3, 2005