Advanced Products and Technologies That Can Be Used Now and Their Path to Quasi-operational or Sustained Operations: The View From The Dry and The Wet Side


Description:

This session aims to bring attention to those applications, technologies, or techniques that are well advanced with respect to the Technology Readiness Level continuum. These applications, technologies, or techniques have not yet been made officially operational by organizations such as the National Weather Service or the National Ocean Service, but are being produced regularly in an "operational like" manner and made available as a sustained service for general use.


Papers:
Impacts of an Explosive Cyclone over Southern Brazil from Two Detection Methods
M. F. L. Quadro Sr., Federal Institute of Santa Catarina, Florianopolis, AC, Brazil; and D. L. Herdies and H. N. Andrade Sr.

Generating Storm Surge Hazards In Hazard Services
Taylor Trogdon, NWS, ABERDEEN, SD; and N. R. Hardin, D. D. Nietfeld, D. M. Kingfield, E. Carr, W. Hogsett, C. L. Fritz, J. R. Rhome, and W. Booth

Identifying Environmental Precursors of Tornadic Supercells Within NSSL's Warn-on Forecast System
Jerod William Kaufman, Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence, KS; and P. C. Burke, M. L. Flora, C. K. Potvin, J. P. Stachnik, and D. Rahn

Submission Deadline: Thursday, 31 August 2023