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Lectures and Workshops

Dr. William Beasley gives a lecture on developing a research proposal (very valuable for those considering graduate school).

"Dr. Beasley's lecture was an invaluable and rewarding experience" -Chris Rozoff

TITLE	PRESENTER
Graduate School	Jeanne Schneider National Severe Storms Laboratory
Forecasting With Doppler	Don Burgess NEXRAD Operational Support Facility
Glider Instrumentation	Ken Howard N ational Severe Storms Laboratory
Instrumentation lecture and tour	Scott Richardson Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meterological Studies
Numerical Weather Prediction	Dave Strensrud National Severe Storms Laboratory
Private Sector Meteorology	Kit Wagner Certified Consulting Meteorologist Atmospheric Information Systems
Storm Electrification	Dave Rust National Severe Storms Laboratory
The Meteorology and Oceanography of Central American Cold Surges	Dave Schultz National Severe Storms Laboratory
Flash Floods	Harold Brooks National Severe Storms Laboratory
Lightning Saftey: An Interdisciplinary Approach	Ron Holle National Severe Storms Laboratory
Developing a Research Problem	William Beasley OU School of Meteorology
Tornadoes	Chuck Doswell National Severe Storms Laboratory
Satellite Meteorology	Daphne Zaras National Severe Storms Laboratory
Lightning	William Beasley OU School of Meteorology
Green Thunderstorms	Frank Gallegher OU School of Meteorology
How Broadcast Meteorology Influences Research	Gary England KWTV
Atmospheric Radiation Measurement	Randy Peppler Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies
Storm Kinetics and Morphology	Kelvin Droegemeier Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms

Dr. Scott Richardson gives the group a tour and presentation on meteorological instrumentation.

"It was cool to hear about and see a mesonet site." -Alical Cacciola

TITLE OF WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Advanced Regional Prediction System David Jahn
Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms (CAPS)

STELLA John Ensworth
OU School of Meteorology

TITLE OF WORKSHOP	PRESENTER
Advanced Regional Prediction System	David Jahn Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms (CAPS)
STELLA	John Ensworth OU School of Meteorology

The STELLA model exercise is a unique way to teach students about scientific model and Earth Systems. (front to back: Chris, Russ, Gregg, Christina)

"I found the lectures, overall, to be very interesting and informative. " -Russell Teabeault