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Exploring the capabilities of the agile beam phased array weather radar
 Spatial filtering of clutter using phased array radars for observations of the weather
 
The application of spectral analysis and artificial intelligence methods to weather radar
 Evolution of charge and lightning throughout an observed and simulated supercell storm
 
Ensemble Kalman filter data assimilation in the presence of large model error
 Using a low-order model to detect and characterize intense vortices in multiple-Doppler radar data
 
A mobile radar based climatology of supercell tornado structures and dynamics
 Applications of ensemble Kalman filter data assimilation: From convective thunderstorms to hurricanes
 
A synoptic and dynamic climatology of heavy midlatitude rainfall: Trends across the United States from 1950--2009
 On the limitations of discriminating outbreaks of severe convection
 
Characterization of the convective boundary layer through a combination of large-eddy simulations and a radar simulator
 On the further studies of suitable storm-scale 3DVAR data assimilation for the prediction of tornadic thunderstorms
 
Mesocyclone and microphysical evolution in simulated supercell storms with varying wind and moisture profiles
 Estimation of near surface tornadic wind speeds
 
How meteorologists learn to forecast the weather: Social dimensions of complex learning
 Applications of Gaussian mixture model to weather observations
 
Knowing which way the wind blows: Weather observation, belief and practice in Native Oklahoma
 Assimilation of CASA and WSR-88D radar data for tornadic convective storms using an ensemble Kalman filter and applications in probabilistic ensemble forecasting
 
Integrated role of the urban canopy on turbulent transfer with the roughness sub-layer from observations
 The impact of precipitation physical processes on the polarimetric radar variables
 
Mobile, phased-array, Doppler radar observations of tornadoes at X band
 The atmospheric imaging radar for high resolution observations of severe weather
 
Downscaling techniques for retrieval of near-surface meteorological fields and turbulence parameters from atmospheric numerical model outputs
Exploring tornadogenesis with high-resolution simulations initialized with real data