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Did you know?: Research and Operational Communities Gathered for Physics Workshop Recently

Contributed by Jamie Wolff
Winter 2015

A successful workshop on Parameterization of Moist Processes for Next-Generation Weather Prediction Models was hosted by NOAA and DTC at the NOAA Center for Weather & Climate Prediction (NCWPC) in College Park, MD, Jan 27-29, 2015. A large number of participants from NOAA, the international operational community, and the research community gathered to discuss topics including microphysics, sub-grid scale clouds and turbulence, and deep convection. The first day of the workshop included two keynote presentations and several foundational presentations on the state-of-the-science and current operational status at NCEP for the three topic areas. The second day consisted of breakout discussions allowing for in-depth conversation and idea sharing. A plenary wrap-up session was held on the morning of the third day. A list of the participants, along with the agenda and links to the presentations are available on the workshop website at: 

http://www.dtcenter.org/events/workshops15/moist_phys/

Workshop attendees for the workshop on Parameterization of Moist Processes for Next-Generation Weather Prediction Models