Roger Wakimoto

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Roger Wakimoto is affiliated with the following schools: University of Colorado Boulder, University of California, Los Angeles, University of Chicago, University of Colorado, San Jose State University

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Roger Wakimoto

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#158

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#344

Historical Rank

#67

USA Rank

Meteorology

#34

World Rank

#57

Historical Rank

#21

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According to Wikipedia, Roger M. Wakimoto is an atmospheric scientist specializing in research on mesoscale meteorology, particularly severe convective storms and radar meteorology. A former director of the National Center for Atmospheric Research , Wakimoto in November 2012 was appointed as assistant director of the Directorate for Geosciences of the National Science Foundation .

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The life cycle of thunderstorm gust fronts as viewed with Doppler radar and rawinsonde data (1982) (327)
Non-supercell Tornadoes (1989) (240)
Boundary Layer Clear-Air Radar Echoes: Origin of Echoes and Accuracy of Derived Winds (1994) (220)
Thermodynamic Variability within the Convective Boundary Layer Due to Horizontal Convective Rolls (1996) (194)
Horizontal Convective Rolls: Determining the Environmental Conditions Supporting their Existence and Characteristics (1997) (194)
The Bow Echo and MCV Experiment: Observations and Opportunities (2004) (190)
The Fronts and Atlantic Storm-Track Experiment (FASTEX) : Scientific objectives and experimental design (1997) (173)
Forecasting Dry Microburst Activity over the High Plains (1985) (169)
Observations of the Sea-Breeze Front during CaPE. Part II: Dual-Doppler and Aircraft Analysis (1995) (151)
Wet Microburst Activity over the Southeastern United States: Implications for Forecasting (1991) (140)
Radar and Atmospheric Science: A Collection of Essays in Honor of David Atlas (2003) (140)
Dual-Polarization observations of Microbursts Associated with Intense Convection: The 20 July Storm during the MIST Project (1988) (139)
Five Scales of Airflow Associated with a Series of Downbursts on 16 July 1980 (1981) (132)
Observations of the Sea-Breeze Front during CaPE. Part I: Single-Doppler, Satellite, and Cloud Photogrammetry Analysis (1994) (131)
Influence of the Synoptic-Scale Flow on Sea Breezes Observed during CaPE (1997) (121)
Overview of the field phase of the fronts and Atlantic Storm‐Track EXperiment (FASTEX) project (1999) (117)
Damage Survey of Hurricane Andrew and Its Relationship to the Eyewall (1994) (112)
A Concentrated Outbreak of Tornadoes, Downbursts and Microbursts, and Implications Regarding Vortex Classification (1983) (110)
Lidar Observation of Elevated Pollution Layers over Los Angeles (1986) (105)
Convectively Driven High Wind Events (2001) (99)
Observations of the Finescale Structure of a Dryline during VORTEX 95 (1998) (97)
ELDORA observations during VORTEX 95 (1996) (96)
High Winds Generated by Bow Echoes. Part II: The Relationship between the Mesovortices and Damaging Straight-Line Winds (2006) (95)
The Garden City, Kansas, Storm during VORTEX 95. Part I: Overview of the Storm’s Life Cycle and Mesocyclogenesis (1998) (90)
The Initiation and Organization of Convective Cells atop a Cold-Air Outflow Boundary (1992) (89)
High Winds Generated by Bow Echoes. Part I: Overview of the Omaha Bow Echo 5 July 2003 Storm during BAMEX (2006) (81)
Analysis of a Nontornadic Storm during VORTEX 95 (2000) (80)
NCAR–NOAA Lower-Tropospheric Water Vapor Workshop (1999) (73)
Kinematic, Dynamic, and Thermodynamic Analysis of a Weakly Sheared Severe Thunderstorm over Northern Alabama (1991) (69)
The Discovery of the Downburst: T. T. Fujita's Contribution (2001) (68)
The LaGrange Tornado during VORTEX2. Part I: Photogrammetric Analysis of the Tornado Combined with Single-Doppler Radar Data (2011) (65)
The Garden City, Kansas, Storm during VORTEX 95. Part II: The Wall Cloud and Tornado (1998) (62)
Airborne Radar Observations of a Cold Front during FASTEX1 (2000) (61)
Dryline on 19 June 2002 during IHOP. Part I: Airborne Doppler and LEANDRE II Analyses of the Thin Line Structure and Convection Initiation (2006) (61)
The Relationship between Radar Reflectivities and Clouds Associated with Horizontal Roll Convection on 8 August 1982 (1989) (58)
Observations of a Colorado Tornado. Part II: Combined Photogrammetric and Doppler Radar Analysis (1992) (57)
Observations on the Origins of Rotation: The Newcastle Tornado during VORTEX 94 (1996) (56)
An Integrated Damage, Visual, and Radar Analysis of the 2013 Moore, Oklahoma EF5 Tornado (2014) (52)
Finescale Structure of the LaGrange, Wyoming, Tornado during VORTEX2: GBVTD and Photogrammetric Analyses (2012) (51)
The Kellerville Tornado during VORTEX: Damage Survey and Doppler Radar Analyses (2003) (45)
The “Triple Point” on 24 May 2002 during IHOP. Part I: Airborne Doppler and LASE Analyses of the Frontal Boundaries and Convection Initiation (2006) (44)
The Evolution and Structure of a “Bow–Echo-Microburst” Event. Part II: The Bow Echo (1992) (42)
Procedures to Improve the Accuracy of Airborne Doppler Radar Data (2002) (42)
The Catalina Eddy and its Effect on Pollution over Southern California (1987) (39)
Observations of a Florida Waterspout during CaPE (1993) (39)
Analysis of a Dryline during IHOP: Implications for Convection Initiation (2009) (36)
The Frontal Structure of an Explosive Oceanic Cyclone: Airbone Radar Observations of ERICA IOP 4 (1992) (35)
Structure of an Atmospheric Undular Bore Generated from Colliding Boundaries during CaPE (1995) (34)
Aerial Damage Survey of the 2013 El Reno Tornado Combined with Mobile Radar Data (2016) (34)
Photogrammetric Analysis of the 2013 El Reno Tornado Combined with Mobile X-Band Polarimetric Radar Data (2015) (33)
The West Bend, Wisconsin Storm of 4 April 1981:A Problem in Operational Meteorology (1983) (32)
The Superior, Nebraska, Supercell During BAMEX (2004) (30)
Microbursts in JAWS depicted by Doppler radars, PAM, and aerial photographs (1983) (28)
Kinematic, Thermodynamic, and Visual Structure of Low-Reflectivity Microbursts (1994) (27)
The Interaction of a Pacific Cold Front with Shallow Air Masses East of the Rocky Mountains (1999) (27)
Flash flood forecasting over complex terrain: With an assessment of the Sulphur Mountain NEXRAD in southern California (2005) (26)
Near-Surface Vortex Structure in a Tornado and in a Sub-Tornado-Strength Convective-Storm Vortex Observed by a Mobile, W-Band Radar during VORTEX2 (2013) (24)
Analysis of Convergence Boundaries Observed during IHOP_2002 (2010) (22)
Mantle Echoes Associated with Deep Convection: Observations and Numerical Simulations (2004) (22)
Effects of miso- and mesoscale obstructions on PAM winds obtained during project NIMROD. [Portable Automated Mesonet] (1982) (19)
The Evolution and Structure of a ``Bow-Echo Microburst'' Event. Part I: The Microburst (1992) (19)
Kinematic and Moisture Characteristics of a Nonprecipitating Cold Front Observed during IHOP. Part I: Across-Front Structures (2008) (18)
Retrieved pressure field and its influence on the propagation of a supercell thunderstorm (2001) (18)
Mobile Radar Observations of Severe Convective Storms (2003) (17)
Mesoscale vortices in the stratiform region of a decaying midlatitude squall line (1989) (15)
Observations of the Early Evolution of an Explosive Oceanic Cyclone during ERICA IOP 5. Part II: Airborne Doppler Analysis of the Mesoscale Circulation and Frontal Structure (1995) (13)
Observations of Mesoscale Circulations within Extratropical Cyclones over the North Atlantic Ocean during ERICA (1997) (12)
The Dodge City Tornadoes on 24 May 2016: Damage Survey, Photogrammetric Analysis Combined with Mobile Polarimetric Radar Data (2018) (12)
Observations of the Early Evolution of an Explosive Oceanic Cyclone during ERICA IOP 5. Part I: Synoptic Overview and Mesoscale Frontal Structure (1995) (11)
Airborne Radar Observations of a Warm Front during FASTEX (11)
Airborne Doppler Radar and Sounding Analysis of an Oceanic Cold Front (2008) (11)
Frontal and Radar Refractivity Analyses of the Dryline on 11 June 2002 during IHOP (2010) (11)
The San Angelo, Texas, Supercell of 31 May 1995: Visual Observations and Tornadogenesis (2004) (10)
Ground-based mobile instrument Workshop Summary, 23-24 February 2000, Boulder, Colorado (2001) (9)
The Vertical Vorticity Structure within a Squall Line Observed during BAMEX: Banded Vorticity Features and the Evolution of a Bowing Segment (2015) (9)
Study on observational systems: A review of meteorological and oceanographic education in observational techniques and the relationship to national facilities and needs (1991) (8)
meeting summary: Ground–Based Mobile Instrument Workshop Summary, 23–24 February 2000, Boulder, Colorado (2001) (8)
Airborne Observations of a Front near a Col during FASTEX (2002) (8)
Mobile Radar Observations of the Evolving Debris Field Compared with a Damage Survey of the Shawnee, Oklahoma, Tornado of 19 May 2013 (2020) (3)
Analysis of Debris Signature Characteristics and Evolution in the 24 May 2016 Dodge City, Kansas, Tornadoes (2020) (2)
"JAWS Microbursts Revealed by Triple-Doppler Radar, Aircraft, and PAM Data," by Fujita, T. Theodore and Wakimoto, Roger , preprints, 13th Conference on Severe Local Storms, Tulsa, American Meteorological Society, Boston, p. 97-100, 1983. (1983) (2)
Clear-Air Mesocyclone during the JAWS Project (1986) (2)
A New Frontal Instability: Theory and ERICA Observations. (1994) (2)
THE LAGRANGE TORANDO DURING VORTEX 2 . PART II : PHOTOGRAMMETRY ANALYSIS OF THE TORNADO COMBINED WITH DUAL-DOPPLER RADAR DATA (2010) (2)
Project basin. Final report to the California Air Resources Board (1987) (2)
The El Reno Tornado: Mobile Polarimetric Radar Data and Photogrammetric Analysis (2014) (1)
"Microbursts in JAWS [Joint Appoint Weather Studies] Depicted by Doppler Radars, PAM, and Aerial Photographs," by Fujita, T. Theodore and Wakimoto, Roger, preprints, 21st Conference on Radar Meteorology, Edmonton, American Meteorological Society, Boston, p. 638-645, 1983. (1983) (1)
Mesoscale damage patterns of Hurricane Frederic in relation to enhanced SMS imagery (1980) (1)
P 7 . 9 IMPROVED PROCEDURE TO CORRECT AIRBONE DOPPLER RADAR DATA (2001) (0)
2022 AAAS Fellows approved by the AAAS Council (2019) (0)
What’s New in the NSF Geosciences (2014) (0)
Invited Speaker—Future of severe storm research (2010) (0)
Mesoscale Studies of Explosive Cyclogenesis. (1997) (0)
Integrating Photogrammetry and Damage Surveys into Severe Local Storm Analyses (Invited Presentation) (2017) (0)
The Vorticity Structure of Bowing Segments Embedded withing a Squall Line (2013) (0)
Welcome from AMS Acting President (2018) (0)
Mesoscale Analysis Techniques (2002) (0)
The Intersections between Lance Bosart's Career and Mine: Personal Recollections (2017) (0)
Title Photogrammetric Analysis of the 2013 El Reno Tornado Combined with Mobile X-Band Polarimetric Radar Data Permalink (2015) (0)
On the Future of Research-Intensive Universities and Their Associated Atmospheric Science Programs (1995) (0)
Understanding the generation of high winds associated with bow echoes: The Omaha bow echo during BAMEX (2005) (0)
A Case of Two Mesoscale Eddies: An oceanic versus a Continental Comma Cloud (1987) (0)
MESOSCALE METEOROLOGY | Microbursts (2015) (0)
The field campaign, involving multiple aircraft and ground-based instruments, documented numerous long-lived mesoscale convective systems, many producing strong surface winds and exhibiting mesoscale rotation. (2004) (0)
P 1 B . 6 Bow Echo Embedded within a Squall Line (2003) (0)
What is new in NSF Geosciences (2015) (0)
The Dodge City Tornadoes on 24 May 2016: Understanding Cycloidal Marks in Surface Damage Tracks and Further Analysis of the Debris Cloud (2022) (0)
NSF Perspective on Engaging the NRC and the Community in Developing Priorities (2015) (0)
AA Fest General Circulation Model Development: Past, Present and Future. A Symposium in Honor of Professor Akio Arakawa (1998) (0)
Airborne Radar and Dropsonde Analysis of an Oceanic Cold Front (2007) (0)

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