Conference Resources - Radar Technology Community Workshop

Conference Resources March 10-12, 2026

FARE Radar Systems March 2026

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NSF NCAR Radar Technology Community Workshop - Posters
Presenters Alphabetical by Affiliated Organization, then Presenter	Poster
Presenters: Lauren Beard, Brenda Dolan, Michael M. Bell, Stephen M. Saleeby, and V. Chandrasekar Colorado State University	Seeing Inside Storms with Radar: How Air Motion Shapes Rainfall
Presenters: Michael M. Bell, V. Chandrasekar, Brenda Dolan, Jim George, Jennifer DeHart, Delián Colón-Burgos, Lauren Beard, and Mateo Lovato Colorado State University	The Colorado State University Sea-Going and Land Deployable Polarimetric (Sea-Pol) Radar
Presenters: Delián Colón-Burgos¹, Michael M. Bell¹, Daniel Klocke², Allison A. Wing³, and James Ruppert⁴ ¹Colorado State University ²Max-Planck-Institute for Meteorology ³Florida State University ⁴University of Oklahoma	Characteristics of Precipitation across the Atlantic Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone from Shipborne Sea-Pol Radar Observations
Presenters: Jennifer DeHart¹, Brenda Javornik², Michael Bell¹, Mike Dixon², Anna del Moral Mendez², Ting-Yu Cha², and Wen-Chau Lee² ¹Colorado State University ²NSF NCAR	Guiding the Next Phase of Radar Software Development and Data Access
Presenters: John Hubbert, Tammy M. Weckwerth and Anna del Moral Mendez NSF NCAR	The Importance of S-Pol for Community Atmospheric Science Research
Presenters: Dhruva Anantha Datta, and Professor Sean Peters University of Colorado, Boulder	Low-Altitude Drone Monitoring Using 5G Base Stations RF Digital Beamforming
Presenters: Mariko Oue, Pavlos Kolias, and Edward Luke Stony Brook University	Multi-Frequency Radar Facility for Small-Scale, Fast-Evolving Cloud System Research
Presenters: Zebulon Leffler, and Xiaomin Chen University of Alabama in Huntsville	Observations of Internal Boundary Layers and Near-Surface Wind Estimation During the Landfalls of Hurricanes Ida
Presenters: Anik Das, Xiquan Dong, and Baike Xi University of Arizona	Investigating Marine Boundary Layer Cloud and Drizzle Microphysical Properties over the Southern Ocean Using Airborne In Situ and Radar Measurements
Presenters: Deztynee Bryan^1,2, Wen-Chau Lee³, Brad Klotz³, and Ting-Yu Cha³ ¹The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research ²Colorado State University ³NSF NCAR	Wind Analysis of Tropical Cyclones Using SAMURAI and AOSPRE
Presenters: Stephen Frasier, Steven Beninati, and Rita Meraz Rivera University of Massachusetts, Amherst	Skyler-1 X-band Dual-Polarization Phased-Array Radar
Presenters: Margaret Neumiller¹, Evan Travis¹, Neil Fox^1,2, Noel Aloysius^1,2, Sherry Hunt³ ¹University of Missouri ²Missouri Water Center ³USDA-ARS	USDA-ARS Mobile Radar
Presenters: David Bodine, Tian-You Yu, Boonleng Cheong, Howard Bluestein, Pierre Kirstetter, Robert Palmer, David Schvartzman, Mark Yeary, and Hsiu-Wei Hsu University of Oklahoma	The Rapid X-band Polarimetric Radar Community Instruments and Facilities
Presenters: Robby M. Frost¹, J.W. Thiesing III¹, David J. Bodine¹, Joshua Gebauer^1,2, Tian-You Yu¹, and Michael C. Coniglio^1,3 ¹University of Oklahoma ²Cooperative Institute for Severe and High-Impact Weather Research and Operations ³NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory	The Impacts of Global Regression Clutter Filtering on RaXPol Observations of a Significant Tornado
Presenters PIs: Jorge L. Salazar, David Bodine, Marcela Loria, Cameron R. Homeyer, and Robert D. Palmer University of Oklahoma	Dual-Doppler 3D Mobile Ka-band Rapid-Scanning Volume Imaging Radar for the Earth System Science (KaRVIR)
Presenters: Tian-You Yu, Jorge L. Salazar, David Schvartzmanm, Caleb Fulton, Robert D. Palmer, Mark Yeary, and Howard B. Bluestein University of Oklahoma	An Overview of the Shared Polarimetric Atmospheric Imaging Radar (PAIR)
Presenters: Ian Cornejo¹, Angela Rowe¹, Michael M. Bell², Wei-Yu Chang³ ¹University of Wisconsin, Madison ²Colorado State University ³National Central University	Radar-Derived Insights of Microphysical Processes using the NSF NCAR S-POL Radar
Presenters PIs: Coltin Grasmick, Sam Haimov, Bart Geerts, Jeff French, Matt Burkhart, and Nick Mahon University of Wyoming	Wyoming Cloud Radar (WCR) and Ka-band Profiling Radar (KPR)

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