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1 Hodgesm Derek GalenInteractions between low-level jets and precipitation extremes with climatology, mesoscale numerical simulations, and ensemble-based non-gaussian data assimilation2020dissertation
2 Hong, Ha-JheTowards understanding the interaction between ozone and the circulation in the stratosphere2020dissertation
3 West, Tyler KimSea-effect clouds and precipitation over the sea of Japan2019dissertation
4 Blaylock, Brian KennethHigh-Resolution rapid refresh model data analytics for wildland fire weather assessment2019dissertation
5 Veals, Peter GregoryFactors affecting the inland and orographic enhancement of lake - and sea-effect snowfall2019dissertation
6 Alvey, (Trey) George Robert IIIHow do tropical cyclones intensify n a sheared environment? The role of vortex tilt and precipitation symmetry2019dissertation
7 Mallia, Derek VincentSimulating high impact wildfire and wind-blown dust events using improved atmospheric modeling methodsAtmospheric sciences; Dust; Forest & brush fires; Atmospheric models2018dissertation
8 Zhang, ShixuanImproving hurricane vortex initialization and prediction through inner-core data assimilation with ensemble-variational hybrid MethodsApplied Mathematics; Meteorology; Atmospheric sciences2017dissertation
9 Lesage, Andrew ThomasImpacts of varying model physics on simulated structures in Cloud SystemsAtmospheric sciences2018dissertation
10 Bang, Sarah DohertyTropical oceanic thunderstorms and the roles of evolution, organization, and environmental forcing in their electrification2018dissertation
11 Holland, LaceyToward improved constraints on methane emissions from oil and natural gas fieldsMeteorology2018dissertation
12 Campbell, Leah SuzanneInfluences of orography and coastal geometry on lake- and sea-effect snowstorms2017dissertation
13 Mascio, Jeana RoseUsing an optimal estimation algorithm to describe the mass-dimensional properties of ice cloudsAtmospheric sciences; Remote sensing2018dissertation
14 Coopman, QuentinModification of Arctic clouds by long-range aerosol transportAtmospheric sciences2017dissertation
15 Jacques, Alexander AndrewTemporal and spatial analyses of pressure perturbations from the usarray transportable arrayFiltering; Mesoscale; Observations; Pressure; Statistics; USArray2016dissertation
16 Jeglum, Matthew E.Multiscale flow interactions in the complex terrain of northwestern utahcold-air pools; complex terrain meteorology; mesoscale meteorology2016dissertation
17 Hahnenberger, MauraDust storms in the Eastern Great Gasin of Utah, U.S.A.Geomorphology; Meteorology; Atmospheric sciences2014dissertation
18 Smith, Kimberly LThe stochastic harmonic autoregressive parametric (sharp) weather generatorair temperature; Markov chain; precipitation; stochastic processes; time series2017dissertation
19 Maestas, Melissa MayAir pollution and gastrointestinal diseases in UtahEnvironmental Health; Atmospheric sciences2016dissertation
20 Massey, Jeffrey DuffusAnalysis and prediction of dryland land-surface processes and their influence on the meteorology of the intermountain westIntermountain West; numerical modeling; numerical weather prediction; soil moisture; temperature errors; WRF2015dissertation
21 Zhang, HailingEnsemble kalman filter data assimilation in regions of complex terrainComplex terrain; Data assimilation; Ensemble Kalman filter; Numerical simulation2014-05dissertation
22 Li, ZhanStudying the genesis of typhoon Nuri (2008) with numerical simulations and data assimilationData assimilation; Numerical simulation; Tropical cyclone genesis2013-12dissertation
23 McMillen, John DanielNumerical weather prediction of Great Salt Lake effect precipitation at convection-permitting grid spacingsGreat Salt Lake; Lake effect; Microphysics; Numerical weather prediction2014-12dissertation
24 Schwartz, Michael ChristianAnalysis of cirrus particle size distributions from three in situ flight campaigns: applications to cirrus microphysics and parameterization, remote sensing, and radar forward model simulatorsCirrus; In situ; Parameterization2014-08dissertation
25 Peterson, Michael JayVariations of optical and radio lighting caracteristics and the relationship between storm convective intensity and above-cloud electric fieldsAtmospheric electricity; Lightning; LIP; LIS; TRMM2014-08dissertation
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