Bart Geerts

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University of Wyoming

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Professor Bart Geerts is a faculty member at the University of Wyoming, United States. His research focuses on climate change, particularly the impacts of global warming on extreme precipitation and cloud seeding in the Western United States. Recent publications include studies on the climatology of supercooled liquid water, the influence of turbulence on cloud seeding, and the evaluation of climate models in assessing mountain hydroclimates.

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Corrine Knapp

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University of Wyoming

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Zhien Wang

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Stony Brook University

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Jeffrey French

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University of Wyoming

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Does knowledge co-production influence adaptive capacity?: A framework for evaluation

Global Warming Induced Changes in Extreme Precipitation in the Western United States: Projections From Dynamically Downscaled CMIP6 GCMs

Climatology of Cold-Season Supercooled Liquid Water and Glaciogenic Cloud Seeding Potential in the Western United States, According to a 4-km Resolution Climate Reconstruction

Accelerated impact of airborne glaciogenic seeding of stratiform clouds by turbulence

Recommendations for the NSF Facilities for Atmospheric Research and Education (FARE): Access and Capabilities

Effect of Ice Number Concentration on the Evolution of Boundary Layer Clouds During Arctic Marine Cold‐Air Outbreaks

Estimating the concentration of silver iodide needed to detect unambiguous signatures of glaciogenic cloud seeding

Evaluation of the Mountain Hydroclimate across the Western United States in Dynamically Downscaled Climate Models

Simulating Mixed‐Phase Open Cellular Clouds Observed During COMBLE: Evaluation of Parameterized Turbulence Closure

Representation of Blowing Snow and Associated Visibility Reduction in an Operational High-Resolution Weather Model

Vertical Structure of Clouds and Precipitation During Arctic Cold‐Air Outbreaks and Warm‐Air Intrusions: Observations From COMBLE

Convection Initiation and Bore Formation Following the Collision of Mesoscale Boundaries over a Developing Stable Boundary Layer: A Case Study from PECAN

Detailed Dual-Doppler Structure of Kelvin–Helmholtz Waves from an Airborne Profiling Radar over Complex Terrain. Part II: Evidence for Precipitation Enhancement from Observations and Modeling

Impact of Global Warming on Snow in Ski Areas: A Case Study Using a Regional Climate Simulation over the Interior Western United States

Microphysical characteristics and evolution of seeded orographic clouds

Potential for ground-based glaciogenic cloud seeding over mountains in the interior western United States, and anticipated changes in a warmer climate

Detailed Dual-Doppler Structure of Kelvin–Helmholtz Waves from an Airborne Profiling Radar over Complex Terrain. Part I: Dynamic Structure

LLAP Band Structure and Intense Lake-Effect Snowfall Downwind of Lake Ontario: Insights from the OWLeS 7–9 January 2014 Event

Quantifying snowfall from orographic cloud seeding

Sensitivity of Convective Cell Dynamics and Microphysics to Model Resolution for the OWLeS IOP2b Lake-Effect Snowband

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Corrine Knapp

Zhien Wang

Jeffrey French

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