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Simulation of ice particle shape effects using NTU multi-moment microphysics scheme

Jen-Ping Chen

FL2-1022-Large-Auditorium

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Human Mobility, Hazard Perceptions, and Individualized, Context-Aware Severe Weather Warning Systems

Brenda Philips

FL2/1001 (Note Location)

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The NASA Cyclone Global Navigation Satellite System

Christopher Ruf

FL2/1001 (Note Location)

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The predictability of hazardous convective weather; lessons from the NCAR WRF high-resolution ensemble

Morris Weisman

FL2/1022

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Are Recent Hurricane (Harvey, Irma, Maria) Disasters Natural?

Kevin Trenberth

FL2/1022

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