Affiliated Researchers: Radar Observations

Affiliates are Penn Staters who have a connection to or an interest in the work of the Institute of Energy and the Environment.

Displaying 11 search result(s) for Radar Observations.

Anthony C. Didlake Jr.


Associate Professor, Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Top research keywords: Rainband, Tropical Cyclone, Updraft, Rainbands, Tropical Cyclones

Yunji Zhang


Assistant Research Professor, Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Top research keywords: Thermodynamics, All-sky, Thunderstorm, China, Tropical Cyclone

Julio Urbina


Professor, Electrical Engineering
Top research keywords: Meteors, Radar Systems, Radar Tracking, Radar Observations, Radar System

Yvette Richardson


Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education, College of Earth & Mineral Sciences
Top research keywords: Tornado, Storm, Supercell, Supercells, Thunderstorm

David Stensrud


Department Head, Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Top research keywords: Thermodynamics, Ensemble Forecast, Storm, Data Assimilation, Thunderstorm

Steven Greybush


Associate Professor, Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Top research keywords: Data Assimilation, Atmospherics, Mars, Ensemble Kalman Filter (EnKF), Martian Atmosphere

Eugene Clothiaux


Professor, Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Top research keywords: Atmospheric Radiation, Radiation Measurement, Atmospheric Measurements, Atmospherics, Cloud Radar

Paul Markowski


Professor, Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Top research keywords: Supercell, Storm, Supercells, Tornado, Thunderstorm

David Miller


Assistant Research Professor, Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Top research keywords: Atmospherics, Oxidant, Troposphere, Hydroxyl, Isoprene

Xingchao Chen


Assistant Professor, Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Top research keywords: Thermodynamics, Convective System, Mesoscale Convective Systems, China, Tropical Cyclone

Timothy Kane


Professor, Electrical Engineering
Top research keywords: Optical Radar, LiDAR, Lidar System, Meteor Trails, Gravity Wave