Presentation Links
The presentation files are in Microsoft PowerPoint format (either .ppt or .pptx).
- Trevor Boucher: Observational Analysis of the Influence of Mesoscale Convective Vortices on West Texas Heat Bursts
- Tanya Brown: Development of a Statistical Relationship between Ground-Based and Remotely-Sensed Damage in Windstorms
- Don Burgess: Warn-on-Forecast
- Chris Burling: Total lightning observations of severe thunderstorms over Oklahoma
- Dr. Chuck Doswell: The importance of data analysis in the forecast process
- Dr. Michael Douglas: Evaluating a new low-cost radiosonde system for use in adaptive sounding networks
- Roger Edwards: The Electronic Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology
- Roger Edwards: Tropical cyclone tornadoes
- Ian Giammanco: WSR-88D Observations of tropical cyclone low-level wind maxima
- Scott Gunter: Shear features within a convective rain band of Hurricane Frances
- Dr. Pamela Heinselman: Exploiting NWRT PAR capabilities to improve temporal data resolution
- Dr. Frank Lombardo: Thunderstorm characteristics of importance for wind engineering
- Dr. Donald MacGorman: Three-Dimensional Lightning Mapping Observations of Supercell Storms
- Dr. Kishor Mehta: Lubbock Tornado Anniversary
- Dr. William Monfredo: Mapping Historical Tornadoes Across Texas and the Southern Plains
- Danielle Nagele: Climatology of cloud-to-ground lightning within landfalling tropical cyclones
- Steven Piltz: The Impacts of Thunderstorm Geometry and WSR-88D Beam Characteristics on Diagnosing Supercell Tornados
- Anthony Reinhart: A Case Study and Verification of WRF Simulations of Cold Pools on 11 June 2009
- Jessica Schultz: WSR-88D signatures associated with one inch hail in the Southern Plains
- Patrick Skinner: Observations within a Forward Flank Region of the May 23rd, 2007 Perryton, TX Supercell
- Mike Umscheid: The Greensburg, KS tornado
- Dr. Christopher Weiss: The VORTEX2 Project: Goals and Preliminary Results
For additional information contact: info@lubsvrconf.org