SPOTLIGHT: David Melecio-Vázquez
November 4, 2019
Alumni Students, Cohort I, NERTO, PhD
Cohort Level: Cohort - I
Career Goal: I would like to continue as a research scientist continuing my work on high resolution modeling and/or the boundary layer. I am wondering if there is such a thing as a "scientific" consultant within the NOAA Enterprise.
Expected Graduation Date: May 30, 2021
Degree: PhD Mechanical Engineering
Research Title: High Resolution Weather Forecast Modeling for Urban Areas
Research Synopsis: This project utilizes observations from remote sensing instruments to evaluate forecasts generated from using high resolution (1 km) model output. As computers become faster and more powerful we are able to push the limits of our models to never before seen scales. The goal of the research is thus to provide a quantified assessment of the results of these models to highlight problems and illuminate paths for improvements.
Research Title: Development of Improved Boundary-Layer Parameterizations for High-Resolution Weather Forecasting for New York City
Research Synopsis: My focus is on improving weather forecasting in urban areas using New York City as a case study. My research utilizes observations from ceilometers, microwave radiometers, and a WindCube to characterize the coastal urban boundary layer and evaluate boundary-layer parameterizations within the Weather Research and Forecasting model.
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