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Information

What

  • Spring 2010 Ohio University Meteorological Symposium

Where
When
  • Saturday, March 6, 2010 from 1-5pm.

Cost
  • FREE! Snack will also be provided during mid-afternoon break. RSVP appreciated for a head count. Click here to RSVP!

Who
  • Any person interested in meteorology, going into to school for meteorology or currently enrolled in a program, looking for a job within the meteorology field, and/or working in the field of private/goverment/public meteorology. RSVP appreciated! Click here to RSVP!

Why
  • To provide a learning opportunity for students, professionals, and the general public to expand their knowledge of meteorology while also provding a helpful insight to students entering/currently enrolled in a college meteorology program for future job opportunities and guidance.


Speakers/Topics

Presentations will be given by:

  • Jim Kosarik, National Weather Service Cleveland - Ike and Ohio, the Perfect Storm

  • Simone Lewis, National Weather Service Charleston - History of the IMET Program

  • Andy Roche, National Weather Service Charleston - Warn-on-Forecast with AFS (Atmospheric Favorability for Severe Storms) Technique

  • Nicholas Webb, National Weather Service Charleston - Snow Climatology

  • Nicholas Webb, National Weather Service Charleston - Flash Flood Potential Index

  • Pete Manousos & Brian Kolts, FirstEnergy Corp - Private Sector/Energy Field Meteorology

  • Mark Pellerito, National Weather Service Charleston - Joys and Challenges of Broadcast & Private Sector Meteorology vs NWS Employment

  • Charlie Woodrum, NWS Pittsburgh - Recent Storm Interrogation Developments at the NWS

Itinerary

Time
Speaker
Topic
1pmIntroduction
1:10pmNicholas Webb - NWS CharlestonFlash Flood Potential Index
1:30pmQuestions/Comments
1:35pmSimone Lewis - NWS CharlestonHistory of the IMET Program
1:55pmQuestions/Comments
2:00pmPete Manousos & Brian Kolts - FirstEnergy CorpPrivate Sector/Energy Field Meteorology
2:20pmQuestions/Comments
2:25pmJim Kosarik - NWS ClevelandIke and Ohio, the Perfect Storm
2:45pmQuestions/Comments
2:50pmBREAK
3:10pmAndy Roche - NWS CharlestonWarn-on Forecast with AFS (Atmospheric Favorability for Severe Storms) Technique
3:30pmQuestions/Comments
3:35pmMark Pellerito - NWS CharlestonJoys and Challenges of Broadcast & Private Sector Meteorology vs NWS Employment
3:55pmQuestions/Comments
4:00pmNicholas Webb - NWS CharlestonSnow Climotology
4:20pmQuestions/Comments
4:25pmCharlie Woodrum - NWS PittsburghRecent Storm Interrogation Developments at the NWS
4:45pmQuestions/Comments
4:50pmClosing Comments & Conclusion

Directions

Click the map below to enter your Starting Point and get directions to Walter Hall.



If the above isn't what you want, the address is:
Margaret M. Walter Hall
Athens, OH 45701

It is located just off South Green Dr. across the street from the football stadium.


Parking

The parking has changed drastically for this event because of a high school basketball tournament at the Convocations Center. Parking services has changed all the easy access lots around Walter Hall to paid parking due to this tournament. They will be charging $5 a day for parking in these lots, even if you are attending just the symposium. As an alternate for parking in these close lots, posted below and circled in yellow are the lots attendees are permitted to park in for free. These lots are spread out and sporadic and some walking will be required. In the below map, the areas circled in yellow are free to park in, and the big red dot in the middle represents Walter Hall:



If you need additional information or have any questions, feel free to email Chip at cr898005@ohio.edu


RSVP

RSVP is greatly appreciated so that we may get an accurate estimate of the attendance. This is open to the public and anyone is welcome to attend!

For RSVP send Chip Redmond an email at cr898005@ohio.edu.



Questions/Contact

For more information contact Chip Redmond at cr898005@ohio.edu or call his cell at 330-631-5684.

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