Publications
Peer Reviewed papers by University of Wisconsin CIMSS
2009
, 2009: Objective satellite-based overshooting top detection using infrared window channel brightness temperature gradients. Accepted for publication.
, 2009: Comparisons of satellite-derived atmospheric motion vectors, rawinsondes, and NOAA profiler observations. Accepted for publication in J. Appl. Meteor. Climatol.
, 2009: Understanding satellite obvserved mountain-wave signatures using high-resolution numberical model data. Wea. Forecasting, Vol. 24, Issue 1, pages 76–86.
, 2009: Gazing at cirrus clouds for 25 years through a split window, part 1: Methodology. J. Appl. Meteor. Climatol., Vol. 48, Issue 6, pages 1110–1116.
, 2009: Convectively-induced transverse band signatures in satellite imagery. Accepted for publicaiton in J. of Weather and Forecasting
, 2009: Identifying the uncertainty in determining satellite-derived atmospheric motion vector height attribution. J. Appl. Meteor. Climatol., Vol. 48, Issue 3, pages 450–463.
2008
, 2008: Convective cloud indentification and classification in daytime satellite imagery using deviation limited adaptive clustering. J. Geophys. Res., Vol. 113, Doi.10:1029/2008JDO10287
, 2008: Identification of aviation turbulence signatures from mesoscale convective features using satellite imagery. Senior Undergraduate Thesis University of Wisconsin-Madison
, 2008: Forecasting convective initiation by monitoring the evolution of moving cumulus in daytime GOES imagery. Mon. Wea. Rev. Vol. 134, Issue 1, pages 49–78.
, 2008:† A statistical evaluation of GOES cloud-top properties for nowcasting convective initiation. Mon. Wea. Rev. Vol. 136, Issue 12, pages 4899–4914.
2007
, 2007: Satellite-derived cloud top pressure product validation using aircraft-based cloud physics lidar data from the ATReC field campaign. Int. J. Remote Sens., Vol. 28, Issue 10, pages 2221–2239.
, 2007: A quantitative analysis of the enhanced-V feature in relation to severe weather. Wea. Forecasting Vol. 22, Issue 4, pages 853–872
, 2007: Mountain wave signatures in MODIS 6.7 micron imagery and their relation to pilot reports of turbulence. Wea. Forecasting, Vol. 22, Issue 3, pages 662–670.
, 2007: Aviation applications for satellite-based observations of cloud properties, convection initiation, in-flight icing, turbulence, and volcanic ash. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc. Vol. 88, Issue 10, pages 1589-1607.
2006
, 2006: Ability to quantify coherent turbulent structures in the convective boundary layer using thermodynamic profiling instruments. J. Geophys. Res., Vol. 111, Doi:1029/2005JD006456.
, 2006: A daytime complement to the reverse absorption technique for improved automated detection of volcanic ash. J. Atmos. Oceanic Technol., Vol. 23, Issue 11, pages 1422–1444.
2005
, 2005: Application of satellite-derived atmospheric motion vectors for estimating mesoscale flows. J. Appl. Meteor., Vol. 44, Issue 11, pages 1761–1772.
, 2005: Satellite derived cloud top pressure product validation using aircraft based cloud physics lidar data from the AtREC field campaign, Accepted in the Int. J. Remote Sens..†
, 2005: Correlating satellite infrared trends, total lightning, and rainfall with convective initiation and development. Bull. Amer. Meteor Soc., (NOWCAST: Conference Notebook section), 86, 21–22.
, 2005: Daytime global cloud typing from AVHRR and VIIRS: Algorithm description, validation, and comparisons. J. Appl. Meteor., Vol. 44, Issue 6, pages 804–826.
, 2005: A multi-year global climatology of cloud temperature and emissivity from the AVHRR split-window observations. Part II: Global Analysis. In Prep.
2005: The Use of MODIS Water Vapor Imagery, Model Output, and Pilot Reports to Diagnose Turbulent Mountian Waves, M. S. Thesis University of Wisconsin-Madison, available at ftp://ftp.ssec.wisc.edu/validation/thesis/uhlenbrock/