Why Is Erik N. Rasmussen Influential?
According to Wikipedia , Erik Nels Rasmussen is an American meteorologist and leading expert on mesoscale meteorology, severe convective storms, forecasting of storms, and tornadogenesis. He was the field coordinator of the first of the VORTEX projects in 1994-1995 and a lead principal investigator for VORTEX2 from 2009-2010 and VORTEX-SE from 2016-2017, as well as involved in other smaller VORTEX offshoots and many field projects.
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1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 0 125 250 375 500 625 750 875 1000 1125 1250 1375 Published Papers A Baseline Climatology of Sounding-Derived Supercell and Tornado Forecast Parameters A most beautiful polar low. A case study of a polar low development in the Bear Island region A radar and electrical study of tropical hot towers Direct Surface Thermodynamic Observations within the Rear-Flank Downdrafts of Nontornadic and Tornadic Supercells The Effect of Neglecting the Virtual Temperature Correction on CAPE Calculations Precipitation Uncertainty Due to Variations in Precipitation Particle Parameters within a Simple Microphysics Scheme Design and Deployment of a Portable, Pencil-Beam, Pulsed, 3-cm Doppler Radar Verification of the Origins of Rotation in Tornadoes Experiment: VORTEX Refined Supercell and Tornado Forecast Parameters The Occurrence of Tornadoes in Supercells Interacting with Boundaries during VORTEX-95 The Severe Thunderstorm Electrification and Precipitation Study Precipitation and Evolution Sensitivity in Simulated Deep Convective Storms: Comparisons between Liquid-Only and Simple Ice and Liquid Phase Microphysics* The polar low as an extratropical CISK disturbance The Initiation of Moist Convection at the Dryline: Forecasting Issues from aCase Study Perspective The Second Verification of the Origins of Rotation in Tornadoes Experiment: VORTEX2 A Mobile Mesonet for Finescale Meteorological Observations Fine-Scale Doppler Radar Observations of Tornadoes THE SHARED MOBILE ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH AND TEACHING RADAR A Collaboration to Enhance Research and Teaching Variability of Storm-Relative Helicity during VORTEX Tornadogenesis Resulting from the Transport of Circulation by a Downdraft: Idealized Numerical Simulations The Association of Significant Tornadoes with a Baroclinic Boundary on 2 June 1995 Vortex Lines within Low-Level Mesocyclones Obtained from Pseudo-Dual-Doppler Radar Observations Polar lows and arctic instability lows in the Bear Island region Variations in Supercell Morphology. Part I: Observations of the Role of Upper-Level Storm-Relative Flow A case study of a polar low development over the Barents Sea The Pretornadic Phase of the Goshen County, Wyoming, Supercell of 5 June 2009 Intercepted by VORTEX2. Part II: Intensification of Low-Level Rotation The Pretornadic Phase of the Goshen County, Wyoming, Supercell of 5 June 2009 Intercepted by VORTEX2. Part I: Evolution of Kinematic and Surface Thermodynamic Fields A subsynoptic vortex over the Mediterranean with some resemblance to polar lows Observations of Low-Level Baroclinity Generated by Anvil Shadows An observational and idealized numerical examination of low-level counter-rotating vortices in the rear flank of supercells (54) An Investigation of a Polar Low with a Spiral Cloud Structure The Dryline on 22 May 2002 during IHOP: Ground-Radar and In Situ Data Analyses of the Dryline and Boundary Layer Evolution Observations of Convection Initiation “Failure” from the 12 June 2002 IHOP Deployment A Preliminary Survey of Rear-Flank Descending Reflectivity Cores in Supercell Storms Polarimetric Radar Observations at Low Levels during Tornado Life Cycles in a Small Sample of Classic Southern Plains Supercells The Evolution of Low-Level Rotation in the 29 May 1994 Newcastle–Graham, Texas, Storm Complex during VORTEX Relationship between a Weakening Cold Front, Misocyclones, and Cloud Development on 10 June 2002 during IHOP UAV Systems for Sensor Dispersal, Telemetry, and Visualization in Hazardous Environments The “Triple Point” on 24 May 2002 during IHOP. Part II: Ground-Radar and In Situ Boundary Layer Analysis of Cumulus Development and Convection Initiation A Review of Meso-Scale Disturbances in Cold Air Masses Sampling Severe Local Storms and Related Phenomena: Using Unmanned Aircraft Systems A Statistical Study of the Association of DRCs with Supercells and Tornadoes Finescale Surface Observations of the Dryline: A Mobile Mesonet Perspective A Bayesian Hierarchical Modeling Framework for Correcting Reporting Bias in the U.S. Tornado Database Evolution of Low-Level Angular Momentum in the 2 June 1995 Dimmitt, Texas, Tornado Cyclone Terrestrial Photogrammetry of Weather Images Acquired in Uncontrolled Circumstances Evolution of Quasi-Two-Dimensional Squall Lines. Part I: Kinematic and Reflectivity Structure Toward Improving Microphysical Parameterizations of Conversion Processes TWO POLAR LOWS AFFECTING DENMARK The Supercell Spectrum. Part I: A Review of Research Related to Supercell Precipitation Morphology (11) A Comparison of the Conservation of Number Concentration for the Continuous Collection and Vapor Diffusion Growth Equations Using One- and Two-Moment Schemes A Wireless Network for Collection and Synthesis of Mobile Mesoscale Weather Observations Modes of Storm-Scale Variability and Tornado Potential in VORTEX2 Near- and Far-Field Tornadic Environments A Lagrangian Objective Analysis Technique for Assimilating In Situ Observations with Multiple-Radar-Derived Airflow A Visual Observation of the 6 June 2005 Descending Reflectivity Core (5) Geomorphological effects of the Rømø Dam: development of a tidal channel and collapse of a dike On the cut-off problem in linear CISK-models The Supercell Spectrum. Part II: A Semi-Objective Method for Radar Classification of Supercell Type (3) OBSERVATIONS OF THE GREAT PLAINS DRYLINE UTILIZING MOBILE MESONET DATA (3) VORTEX-SE: Lessons Learned and Early Results (2) Mesocyclone and RFD evolution in simulated supercell storms with varying wind profiles (2) THE KINEMATIC AND THERMODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF VORTICIES WITHIN A DRYLINE (2) Doppler Circulation as a Fairly Range-Insensitive Far-Field Tornado Detection and Precursor Parameter On the sensitivity of precipitation forecasts to the moist physics and the horizontal resolution of numerical model (1) Analysis of convection initiation along a dryline on 19 June 2002 (1) The Tulia outbreak storm: mesoscale evolution and photogrammetric analysis (1) Mesocyclone evolution as seen by airborne pseudo-dual Doppler radar during vortex (1) In harm's way: the truth behind the movie Twister Unmanned Aircraft Systems for Sampling Severe Local Storms and Related Phenomena (1) THE MESOCYCLONE EVOLUTION OF THE WARREN, (1) Polar Lows Over the Northeast Greenland Sea (0) Quantitative Precipitation Sensitivity in Simulated Deep Convective Storms due to Variations in the Particle Density and Size Distribution for the "Large Ice" Category (0) VORTEX : Preliminary Findings and Implications (0) OF THE DCVZ USING MOBILE MESONET DATA (0) 8B.5 A QUASI-OBJECTIVE METHOD FOR DISCRIMINATION OF SUPERCELL ARCHETYPES USING THE WSR-88D (0) Relating High-Resolution Satellite and UAS-Based Geospatial Analyses of Damage from the 10 August 2020 Derecho to WSR-88D Observations (0) The morphological development of the Wadden Sea Island of Jordsand since the storm surges in 1976 The Rivers of Vorticity in Supercells (RiVorS) Field Project (0) High-resolution observations of microscale influences on a tornado track using Unpiloted Aerial Systems (UAS) A family of delta velocity systems for payload deployment THE INFLUENCE OF LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS UPON SUPERCELL KINEMATICS, MICROPHYSICS, ELECTRIFICATION, AND LIGHTNING (0) The influence of ground-relative flow and friction on near-surface storm-relative helicity Examining Relationships between Environmental Conditions and Supercell Motion in Time A case study of a mesoscale trapped gravity wave accompanied by severe weather Observing Challenges in Past and Current Severe Storm Field Campaigns (Invited Presentation) (0) Multi-platform observation of a severe thunderstorm during vortex (0) Observational and theoretical study of squall line evolution, An (0) NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE Refined Supercell and Tornado Forecast Parameters (0) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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