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Yasi vs. Larry: What the Satellite Saw

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Acknowledgments: ONR NOPP program HFIP program ONR Marine Meteorology Program

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Can Dvorak Intensity Estimates be Calibrated?

Can Dvorak Intensity Estimates be Calibrated?. John A. Knaff NOAA/NESDIS Fort Collins, CO. Dvorak Technique: Overview. The Dvorak Technique estimates tropical cyclone intensity by analyzing satellite image patterns and IR cloud top temperatures .

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AdcircLite -NC Rapid computation of storm surge and waves for NC coastal waters

AdcircLite -NC Rapid computation of storm surge and waves for NC coastal waters. Brian Blanton Renaissance Computing Institute/UNC Chapel Hill Jesse Bikman , MS Candidate Department of Marine Sciences, UNC Chapel Hill Alexander Taflanidis , Andrew Kennedy University of Notre Dame

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Multi-model Coupled Air-Sea Forecasts of Typhoons during ITOP

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Michael J. Brennan NOAA/NWS/NCEP National Hurricane Center, Miami, Florida

The Impact of Dropwindsonde and Supplemental Radiosonde Observations on GFS Track Forecasts of Hurricane Irene. Michael J. Brennan NOAA/NWS/NCEP National Hurricane Center, Miami, Florida Sharanya J. Majumdar RSMAS Division of Meteorology and Physical Oceanography, Miami, Florida

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Alabama Emergency Management Agency

Alabama Emergency Management Agency. Brock Long, Director. Concern: Are Operational Timeframes Realistic?. Hurricane Camille (Cat 5 1969) Was a tropical storm 72 hours from the coast. Since 1851, 31% of all storms that impacted Alabama provided less than 72 hours notice.

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HWRF/GSI System Setup

AMS 2014 #803Wed Hall C3. Impact of Geostationary Satellite Data on Superstorm Sandy Forecast I. Lateral boundary condition and satellite data impacts. Tong Zhu (CIRA/CSU@NOAA/NESDIS/JCSDA) and Sid Boukabara (NOAA/NESDIS/JCSDA). Abstract.

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Re-analysis of the 1935 Hurricane Season Using COADS and Other Historical Accounts

Re-analysis of the 1935 Hurricane Season Using COADS and Other Historical Accounts. David A. Glenn, Department of Geosciences, Mississippi State University Christopher W. Landsea, NOAA/AOML/Hurricane Research Division, Miami, Florida. Introduction. Analysis Tools.

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