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1 Johannes Michael Leopold Dahl Department of Geosciences August 2013 Atmospheric Science Group Texas Tech University Box Lubbock, TX Phone: PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Since 08/2013 Assistant Professor Department of Geosciences, Atmospheric Science Group, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 07/ /2013 Post-doctoral research scholar Convective Storms Group, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Research focus: Supercell dynamics, in particular the development of near-surface rotation, using theory and numerical simulations. Advisor: Dr. Matthew Parker EDUCATION 03/2010 Ph.D. in atmospheric sciences: Development and implementation of a new lightning parameterization in a mesoscale weather prediction model. (Grade: magna cum laude) Institute of Atmospheric Physics at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) / Ludwig Maximilians University Munich, Germany Advisor: Dr. Ulrich Schumann 02/2007 M.Sc. (diploma) in atmospheric Sciences: Supercell dynamics and forecasting. (Grade: A) Meteorological Institute, Free University of Berlin, Germany Advisor: Dr. Peter Névir Major: Meteorology Minor: Aeronautics REFEREED PUBLICATIONS Dahl, J. M. L., M. D. Parker, and L. J. Wicker, 2012: Uncertainties of trajectory calculations within near-surface mesocyclones of simulated supercells. Mon. Wea. Rev., 140,
2 Dahl, J. M. L., H. Höller, and U. Schumann, 2011: Modeling the flash rate of thunderstorms. Part I: Framework, Mon. Wea. Rev., 139, Dahl, J. M. L., H. Höller, and U. Schumann, 2011: Modeling the flash rate of thunderstorms. Part II: Implementation, Mon. Wea. Rev., 139, SUBMITTED PUBLICATIONS Dahl, J. M. L., M. D. Parker, and L. J. Wicker: The roles of ambient and storm-generated vorticity in the development of near-ground rotation within a simulated supercell. Submitted to J. Atmos. Sci. OTHER PUBLICATIONS Parker, M. D. and J. M. L. Dahl, 2013: Toy model simulations of surface vorticity generation in downdrafts. 15th Conference on Mesoscale Processes, AMS, 6-9 August 2013, Portland, OR. Dahl, J. M. L., M. D. Parker, and L. J. Wicker, 2011: On the development of large surface vorticity in high-resolution supercell simulations. Proceedings Sixth European Conference on Severe Storms, 3-7 October 2011, Palma, Spain. Dahl, J. M. L., M. D. Parker, and L. J. Wicker, 2011: On the development of large surface vorticity in high-resolution supercell simulations. Proceedings 14 th Conference on Mesoscale Processes, AMS, 1-4 August 2011, Los Angeles, CA. Dahl, J. M. L., H. Hoeller, and U. Schumann, 2010: A new lightning parameterization for the COSMO-DE model. Proceedings 25 th Conference on Severe Local Storms, AMS, October 2010, Denver, CO. Dahl, J. M. L., H. Hoeller, and U. Schumann, C. Keil, 2009: A new lightning parameterization for the COSMO-DE model. Proceedings Fifth European Conference on Severe Storms, October 2009, Landshut, Germany. Dahl, J. M. L., 2007: Application of the shear and curvature vorticity equations to the initial mesocyclogenesis. Proceedings Fourth European Conference on Severe Storms, September 2007, Trieste, Italy. Dahl, J. M. L.,, P. Groenemeijer, C. Gatzen, and O. van der Velde, 2004: The European Storm Forecast Experiment Towards Operational Forecasting of European Severe Thunderstorms. Proceedings Third European Conference on Severe Storms, 9-12 November 2004 León, Spain. Dahl, J. M. L., C. Gatzen, and J. Hoffmann, 2000: The Berlin Hailstorms of 19 August Publications of the Meteorological Institute 94/00, Free University of Berlin, ISSN , 13 pp. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 08/2013 Dahl, J. M. L., M. D. Parker, L. J. Wicker: The Roles of Ambient and Storm-Generated Vorticity in Near-Ground Rotation of a Simulated Supercell. 15th Conference on Mesoscale Processes, AMS, 6-9 August 2013, Portland, OR. (oral) 08/2013 Parker, M. D. and J. M. L. Dahl, 2013: Toy model simulations of surface vorticity generation in downdrafts. 15th Conference on Mesoscale Processes, AMS, 6-9 August 2013, Portland, OR. (oral)
3 08/2013 Sherburn, K. D., J. M. L. Dahl, and M. D. Parker, 2013: Development of mesovortices and tornado-like vortices within idealized high-shear, low-cape simulations. 15th Conference on Mesoscale Processes, AMS, 6-9 August 2013, Portland, OR. (poster) 06/2013 Dahl, J. M. L., M. D. Parker, L. J. Wicker: The Role of Ambient Horizontal Vorticity in Near- Ground Rotation of Supercells. Seventh European Conference on Severe Storms, 3-7 June 2013, Helsinki, Finland. (oral) 09/2012 Dahl, J. M. L., M. D. Parker, L. J. Wicker: Near-Ground Rotation due to Pre-Existing and Storm-Generated Vorticity. 26 th Conference on Severe Local Storms, 5-8 November 2012, Nashville, TN. (oral) 10/2011 Dahl, J. M. L., M. D. Parker, L. J. Wicker: On the Development of Large Surface Vorticity in High-Resolution Supercell Simulations. Sixth European Conference on Severe Storms, 3-7 October 2011, Palma, Spain. (oral) 08/2011 Dahl, J. M. L., M. D. Parker, and L. J. Wicker: On the development of large surface vorticity in high-resolution supercell simulations. 14 th Conference on Mesoscale Processes, AMS, 1-4 August 2011, Los Angeles, CA. (oral) 10/2010 Dahl, J. M. L., H. Hoeller, and U. Schumann: A new lightning parameterization for the COSMO-DE model. Proceedings 25 th Conference on Severe Local Storms, AMS, October 2010, Denver, CO. (poster) 10/2009 Dahl, J. M. L., H. Hoeller, and U. Schumann, C. Keil: A new lightning parameterization for the COSMO-DE model. Fifth European Conference on Severe Storms, October 2009, Landshut, Germany. (poster) 10/2009 Groenemeijer, P., J. M. L. Dahl, C. Gatzen, T. Púčik, O. Schlenczek, H. Tuschy, O. van der Velde: Probabilistic severe weather forecasting at the European Storm Forecasting Experiment (ESTOFEX). Fifth European Conference on Severe Storms, October 2009, Landshut, Germany. (oral) 03/2009 Dahl, J. M. L.: The development of a lightning parameterization for the COSMO-DE model. COSMO User Seminar, 9-11 March 2009, Langen, Germany. (oral) 03/2008 Dahl, J. M. L., U. Schumann, C. Keil: The effect of moisture perturbations on the radiation budget: In which layer are moisture perturbations most significant? COSMO User Seminar, 3-4 March 2008, Langen, Germany. (oral) 09/2007 Dahl, J. M. L.: Application of shear and curvature vorticity equations to the initial mesocyclogenesis. Fourth European Conference on Severe Storms, September 2007, Trieste, Italy. (poster) 09/2007 Gatzen, C., P. Groenemeijer, O. van der Velde, J. Hoffmann, A. Dimitrov, H. Tuschy, J. M. L. Dahl: A close look at a severe MCS during the Kyrill winter storm over central Europe. Fourth European Conference on Severe Storms, September 2007, Trieste, Italy. (oral) 09/2007 Tuschy, H., C. Gatzen, P. Groenemeijer, O. van der Velde, J. M. L. Dahl, J. Hoffmann, A. Dimitrov: A case-study of two severe hail storms over southern and eastern Germany. Fourth European Conference on Severe Storms, September 2007, Trieste, Italy. (poster) 09/2007 Groenemeijer, P., O. van der Velde, H. Tuschy, C. Gatzen, J. M. L. Dahl, N. Verge: Verification of dichotomous lightning forecasts at the European Storm Forecast Experiment (ESTOFEX). Fourth European Conference on Severe Storms, September 2007, Trieste, Italy. (oral)
4 11/2004 Dahl, J. M. L., P. Groenemeijer, C. Gatzen, and O. van der Velde: The European Storm Forecast Experiment towards operational forecasting of European severe thunderstorms. Third European Conference on Severe Storms, 9-12 November 2004 León, Spain. (oral) 09/2002 Dahl, J. M. L.: Forecasting Severe Thunderstorms in Europe. DACH 2002, September 2002, Karlsruhe, Germany. (oral) 09/2002 Dahl, J. M. L., P. Groenemeijer, C. Gatzen, and O. van der Velde: The European Storm Forecast Experiment (ESTOFEX). DACH 2002, September 2002, Karlsruhe, Germany. (poster) INVITED PRESENTATIONS 06/2013 Seminar on Barotropic and Baroclinic Contributions to Near-Ground Rotation within a Simulated Supercell at the National Severe Storms Laboratory, Norman, OK. 05/2013 Seminar on The Sources of Near-Ground Rotation within Supercells at the Mathematics Department, Free University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany. 05/2013 Seminar on The Sources of Near-Ground Rotation within Supercells at the Department of Geosciences, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX. 02/2013 Seminar on the roles of ambient and storm-generated vorticity in near-ground rotation of supercells at the Department of Meteorology, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA. 06/2012 First Severe Weather Testbed at the European Severe Storms Laboratory. Wiener Neustadt, Austria. 09/2011 ORF/Ö3 (Austrian TV and radio network) Extreme Weather Workshop. Krumbach, Austria. 09/2011 Seminar on the source of rotation in tornadoes at the Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences, NCSU. Raleigh, NC. 04/2009 CHMI (Czech Hydro-Meteorological Institute) Severe Thunderstorm Workshop. Praha, Czech Republic. 02/2005 DWD (German Weather Service) Tornado Workshop. Langen, Germany. 05/2003 ORF/Ö3 (Austrian TV and radio network) Extreme Weather Workshop. Krumbach, Austria. 10/2000 Seminar on the Berlin Hailstorms of 19 August 2000 at the Free University of Berlin. Berlin, Germany. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Fall 2013 ATMO 1300 Introduction to Atmospheric Science, Department of geosciences, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX. Designed and taught course, including exams and quizzes.
5 Fall 2012 MEA/PY 463 Fluid physics, Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences, NCSU. Designed and taught complete course and labs, including exams, quizzes, and homework assignments Flight Guidance, Technical University of Berlin, Germany. Taught classes and labs. (The class covered the normal procedures to operate a modern airliner, using a full-flight simulator.) ACADEMIC INTERESTS Dynamics of convective storms Cloud-scale numerical modeling Fluid physics, especially vorticity dynamics Forecasting of severe thunderstorms Atmospheric electricity SERVICE Since 10/2012 Since 01/2012 Since 2010 Scientific Program Committee for the Seventh European Conference on Severe Storms, to be held in Helsinki 3-7 Jume 2013: Numerical Modeling of Storms Associate Editor for Monthy Weather Review Reviewed manuscripts for Atmospheric Research Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Electronic Journal of Severe Storms Encyclopedia of Natural Hazards Geophysical Research Letters Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences Monthly Weather Review Since 11/2002 Co-founder and steering committee member of the European Storm Forecast Experiment (ESTOFEX; AWARDS 10/2011 Munich Re Travel Award: On the Development of Large Surface Vorticity in highresolution supercell simulations. Sixth European Conference on Severe Storms, 3-7 October 2011, Palma, Spain. 11/2004 Young Scientist Travel Award: ESTOFEX: The European Storm Forecast Experiment Towards Operational Forecasting of European Severe Thunderstorms. Third European Conference on Severe Storms, 9-12 November 2004 León, Spain.
6 INTERNSHIPS 04/ /2000: National Severe Storms Laboratory / Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma. Supervised by Dr. Harold Brooks. MEMBERSHIPS American Meteorological Society (AMS) European Severe Storms Laboratory (ESSL) German Meteorological Society (DMG) SELECTED WORKSHOPS ATTENDED 02/2012 National Science Foundation Day, Raleigh, NC 11/2008 Parallel Programming Workshop, Juelich, Germany FIELD CAMPAIGNS 05/ /2010 VORTEX2: The Second Verification of the Origin of Rotation in Tornadoes Experiment. Launched mobile radiosondes (and instructed students). 09/ /2008 T-PARC THORPEX Pacific Asian Regional Campaign, Atsugi, Japan. Provided forecasts supporting the operation of the German Aerospace Center s FALCON research aircraft. 06/ /2007 COPS The Convectively and Orographically Induced Precipitation Study, Karlsruhe, Germany. Provided forecasts and daily weather briefings Operated the Doppler on Wheels radars. OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE 03/ /2004 Weather observer / technician at the weather station WMO (Berlin-Dahlem) 08/ /2000 Nursing home for the mentally disabled (Caritas Berlin) OTHER QUALIFICATIONS Since 2008 Certified private pilot [European (JAR) and US (FAA) standards]
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