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Back Transition of the 32-Day and 15-Day Forecasts of Tropical Cyclone Events to Operations in the Western North Pacific and Extension to Other Basins
| Fiscal Year | 2015 |
| Division | Graduate School of Engineering & Applied Science |
| Department | Meteorology |
| Investigator(s) | Harr, Patrick A. |
| Sponsor | Office of Naval Research (Navy) |
| Summary | The first objective of this research is to transition to an operational forecast product the probabilistic forecasts of western North Pacific tropical cyclone formations, tracks, and intensities on 32-day and 15-day time scales beginning with the ECMWF ensemble and then developing multiple-model versions. The second objective is to develop and test this forecast capability in other global tropical cyclone basins where the U. S. Navy operates. |
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