MONDAY (April 12, 2005) 0900 AM CDT
BAMEX Data Update by Steve Williams (UCAR JOSS)
1. Bow Echoes and Severe Weather
(Listing of Titles, Authors, abstracts for the 2005 BAMEX workshop).
0900 BAMEX Bow Echoes that did not produce damaging surface winds. Dave Jorgensen (NSSL) [abstract]
0925 The Omaha Bow Echo on 5-6, July 2003 Roger Wakimoto, (UCLA) [abstract]
0950 The Genesis of mesovortices within the 10 June St. Louis Bow Echo event during BAMEX: Preliminary WRF Simulation Results
Nolan Atkins (Lyndon State College) [abstract]
1015 Break
1045 BAMEX Airborne Dual-Doppler Back-trajectory Study of "Up-Down" Downdrafts: William Cotton, William Straka III, and Ray McAnelly
(Colorado State University) [abstract]
1110 MIPS Observations of the 24 June Bow Echo Case: Dustin Phillips and Kevin Knupp, (University of Alabama in Huntsville AL)
[abstract]
1135 Bow Echoes During BAMEX: Assessing transitions in surface wind damage: Michael Kruk, Bob Rabur, Greg McFarquhar, and
Brian Jewett, (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign); Robert Trapp, (Purdue University) [abstract]
1200 A word of caution on the use of severe wind reports in post-event assessments and research: Robert Trapp (Purdue University);
Nolan Atkins, (Lyndon State College); Ron Przybylinski and Ray Wolf (NOAA / NWS) [abstract]
1225 Lunch
2. MCS Structures and Microphysics
1400 Structure and evolution of an intense squall line with trailing stratiform precipitation: Justin Walters, (University of Alabama) [abstract]
1425 An update on analysis of sprial microphysical data collected during BAMEX: Greg McFarquhar, Mike Timlin, Bob Raubur, Brian
Jewett, and Andrea Smith, (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign IL). [abstract]
1450 Quad-Doppler and microphysical observations of the 29 June 2003 MCS: Joseph Grim, Bob Raubur, Greg McFarquhar, Michael
Timlin, Brian Jewett, and Andrea Smith, (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign IL ) [abstract]
1515 Radar observations on the structure of the trailing stratiform region: relationship to microphysics: Andrea Smith, Bob Raubur,
Greg McFarqauhar and Brian Jewett (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign IL) [abstract]
1545 Break
1600 Investigation of the BAMEX IOP 10 MCS with parallel stratiform precipitation: Eve Halligan and Matthew Parker, (University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, NE) [abstract]
1625 Investigation of the BAMEX IOP3 MCS with leading stratiform precipitation: Brandon Storm and Matthew Parker, (University of
Nebraska, Lincoln NE) [abstract]
1650 MIPS Observations of a Heat Burst Event: Kevin Knupp and Justin Walters, (University of Alabama in Huntsville AL). [abstract]
1715 Adjourn
