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66th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference March 5 – 8, 2012 Charleston, SC

66th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference March 5 – 8, 2012 Charleston, SC. Overview. Date / Location Proposed Conference Sessions Timelines Contact Information. Date / Location. Date: March 5 – 8, 2012. Location: Francis Marion Hotel 387 King Street    

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66th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference March 5 – 8, 2012 Charleston, SC

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  1. 66th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference March 5 – 8, 2012 Charleston, SC

  2. Overview • Date / Location • Proposed Conference Sessions • Timelines • Contact Information

  3. Date / Location • Date: March 5 – 8, 2012 • Location: • Francis Marion Hotel • 387 King Street     • Charleston, South Carolina  29403    • 843-722-0600 Theme - Tropical Cyclone Operations and Research: Strength and Success Through Partnerships and Alliances

  4. WG/HWSOR Meeting • Date: Monday Morning (5 Mar 2012) • Time: 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM • If needed, ending time may be extended until start of conference (11:30 PM) • Location: Francis Marion Hotel (Colonial Room) • Action Items Due: 13 Jan 2012

  5. Proposed Conference Sessions • Traditional Sessions • 2011 Season in Review • Observations and Observing Strategies for Tropical Cyclones and its Environment • Tropical Cyclone Model Development and Technology Transfer (global/regional models, data assimilation, physical processes, verification and diagnostic techniques, probabilistic guidance) • Joint Hurricane Testbed: Project Updates and Plans for the Future • Other Research to Improve the Prediction of Tropical Cyclone Intensity and Structure, Track, Precipitation, Coastal and Inland Inundation • Products, Services, and Lessons Learned during the 2011 Tropical Cyclone Season

  6. Proposed Conference Sessions • Added Sessions • Guidance on Guidance (Real-time Forecaster Tools for Track/Intensity Forecasts) • Advances in Storm Surge Predictions • Optimizing Hurricane Response for Improved Stakeholder/User Reaction (Social Science Efforts)

  7. Timelines

  8. Contact Information • Col Bill Carle or Sabrina Taijeron • OFCM Phone / E-mail • (301) 427-2002 • william.carle@noaa.gov or sabrina.taijeron@noaa.gov

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