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Past RAL Seminars

Date Title Presenter(s) Recording
Feb 18 2021 A New Spatial Alignment Summary Measure For High-Resolution Gridded Forecast Verification Eric Gilleland NCAR/RAL

RAL Seminar | Feb 2021 - New Spatial Alignment Summary Measure for High-Resolution - Eric Gilleland
Jan 29 2021 Radio Frequency Spectrum Usage and Interference Concerns of the Weather Research and Operations Community Bill Mahoney, Renee Leduc, Dr. Jordan Gerth, David Lubar and Dr. Jothiram Vivekanandan

NCAR Seminar | January 2021 - Radio Frequency Spectrum Usage & Interference Concerns of Wx Community
Sep 2 2020 Using National Blend of Models for Probabilistic Hydrometeorological Applications Jeff Craven NOAA/MDL

RAL Seminar | Jeff Craven, Using National Blend of Models for Probabilistic Hydrometeorological App
May 13 2020 Transmission Dynamics of Influenza and SARS-CoV-2 | Environmental Determinants, Inference and Forecast Jeffrey Shaman, Columbia University

RAL Seminar | May 2020 - Transmission Dynamics of Influenza and SARS-CoV-2 - Jeffrey Shaman
Apr 22 2020 Integration of satellite imagery, ground-based measurements and numerical models for the monitoring of hydrological processes over the UAE Youssef Wehbe Khalifa University, UAE National Centre of Meteorology
Feb 12 2020 The Rapid Deployments to Wildfires Experiment (RaDFIRE) | Advances in observing the wildfire environment Craig Clements, San Jose State University

RAL Seminar | February 2020 - Rapid Deployments to Wildfires Experiment (RaDFIRE) - Craig Clements
Aug 15 2019 Dynamics Of The Dead Sea Planetary Boundary Layer Employing High Resolution Measurements And WRF Model | RAL Seminar Series Dr. Dorita Rostkier-Edelstein, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jul 25 2019 Using Deep Learning to Enhance Prediction and Understanding of Weather Phenomena Ryan Lagerquist, University of Oklahoma
Jun 27 2016 Hurricane Joaquin and the South Carolina Flood of October 2015 Gary Lackmann and Chris Marciano, NC State University

HURRICANE JOAQUIN AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA FLOOD OF OCTOBER 2015