CSWR - Publications

CSWR Publications, Conference Proceedings and Presentations
On this page, you will find numerous publications and presentations. Check back often, as the list will be continually updated.
       The 30 May 1998 Spencer, SD storm, Part 2 and accompanying figures
      JOSHUA WURMAN (1) AND CURTIS R. ALEXANDER (2)
      (1) Center for Severe Weather Research, Boulder Colorado
      (2) School of Meteorology, University of Oklahoma, Norman Oklahoma

       The 30 May 1998 Spencer, SD storm, Part 1 and accompanying figures
      JOSHUA WURMAN (1) AND CURTIS R. ALEXANDER (2)
      (1) Center for Severe Weather Research, Boulder Colorado
      (2) School of Meteorology, University of Oklahoma, Norman Oklahoma

       ROTATE 1995-2003: What have we learned, what can and cannot learn, and what's in store for this type of research, now?
      Joshua Wurman - Center for Severe Weather Research
      Steve Weygandt, Yvette Richardson, Curtis Alexander, David Dowell, Swarn Gill, Peng Fei Zhang, Jeff Trapp, Wen Chau Lee,
      Don Burgess, Ling Chan,Erik Rasmussen, Jerry Straka, Eric Loew, Mitch Randall, Jon Lutz, Allen Zahrai, Mike Magsig,
      Greg Stumpf, Herb Stein, Scott Richardson, in no particular order, and others.

      Bistatic Radar Networks
      Joshua Wurman - Center for Severe Weather Research

      DOW measurements of Extreme Winds in Tornadoes and Hurricanes, and Comparisons with Damage    All slides
      Curtis Alexander
      Don Burgess
      David Dowell                   University of Oklahoma
      Mike Masig                      National Severe Storms Laboratory
      Yvette Richardson            Pennsylvania State University
      Greg Stumpf
      Joshua Wurman

      An Inexpensive, Mobile, Rapid-Scan Radar
      Joshua Wurman - Center for Severe Weather Research
      Mitch Randall - National Center for Atmospheric Research

      Fine-Scale Radar Observations of the Dimmitt, TX (2 June 1995) Tornado
      Joshua Wurman - School of Meteorology, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK
      Swarndeep Gill - Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY (Accepted by Mon. Wea. Rev.)