NOTICE: Effective 11 February 2008, I have left the University of Oklahoma, CIMMS, and the NSSL to become the National Weather Service's Severe Storms Services Coordinator. These web pages are no longer updated, though my e-mail address continues to be active. My new home on the web can be found at http://kev1wx.googlepages.com.

Previous Research

• Transfer to operations of dual-polarimetric weather radar
  
• Warning Decision Support System - Integrated Information testing and development
  
• Phased Array Radar data evaluation
  
• Experimental gridded/probabilistic severe weather warnings
  
• Weather impacts on society
  
• JPOLE - Joint POLarization Experiment
  
• Polarimetric radar characteristics of downburst-producing thunderstorms
  
• ROTATE 2001
  
• A cooperative tornado data collection effort between the University of Oklahoma and the University of Massachusetts, 2000
  
• VORTEX 1999 field project
  
• SubVORTEX-RFD 1998 field project
  
• The Damaging Downburst Prediction and Dtection Alogrithm

Case Studies - Interesting Weather Events

• 7 March 2000 Purcell Squall Line Misocyclone study
  
• 2 December 1999 Norman Soundings
  
• 1 June 1999 Little Rock Airport Microburst
  
• 3 May 1999 Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak
  
• 4 October 1998 Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak

Final update: 28 May 2008