- Ph.D. in Atmospheric Science (2006), University of Washington
- Research Interests: Numerical weather prediction; adjoint and ensemble forecast
sensitivity analysis; data assimilation; observation impact and targeting toward
improving forecasts of high-impact weather; wind power forecasting.
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- Ph.D. in Meteorology (2008), University of Oklahoma
- Research Interests: Cloud and precipitation microphysics; thunderstorm
electrification and lightning.
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Dr. Don Haragan - Professor, President Emeritus
- Ph.D. in Civil Engineering-Atmospheric Science
(1969), University of Texas at Austin
- Research Interests: Water resources and conservation;
hydrometeorology; global climate and the disribution
of precipitation; meteorological drought; cloud and
precipitation physics and weather modification;
environmental pollution and difffusion modeling
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- Ph.D. in Atmospheric Sciences (2010), University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign
- Research Interests: Numerical modeling of the earth-atmosphere; statistical and dynamical
downscaling; regional climate change impacts; greenhouse gas emissions and control policies;
science-policy interface.
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- Ph.D. in Meteorology (2007), Pennsylvania State University
- Research Interests: Atmospheric boundary layer processes; improvement
of mesoscale models used in wind power forecasting.
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- Ph.D. in Atmospheric Science (1978), University
of Washington
- Research Interests: Mesoscale convective
systems; radar; cloud modeling techniques
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- Ph.D. in Atmospheric Science (1971), University
of Missouri
- Research Interests: Atmospheric vortices (hurricanes and
tornadoes); boundary-layer meteorology; dynamics of
severe storms; dust storms; history of meteorology;
and wind engineering
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- M.S. in Meteorology (1979), University of Oklahoma
- Research Interests: Operational meteorology;
weather analysis and forecasting
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- Ph.D. in Civil Engineering (1999), Texas Tech University
- Research Interests: Wind flow characteristics and boundary layer
structure in extreme events (hurricanes, thunderstorm
outflows, etc.); instrumentation; meso- and
microscale observational networks; wind engineering;
statistical and time series analysis
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- Ph.D. in Meteorology (2004), University of Oklahoma
- Research Interests: Convection initiation; dryline dynamics;
supercell structure; tornadogenesis
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