University of Washington / University of Maryland / /
IndustryTerm
software engineering / satellite angle / satellite radiance data / Software infrastructure / /adapted ensemble perturbation software / applicable software / verification software / satellite data files / prototype software / satellite data bias correction / data assimilation applications / Satellite data / satellite radiances / assimilation/forecasting software / modifications to their software / possible solution / perturbation generation tool / sequential algorithm / observation operator / technology transfer / /
MarketIndex
GSI / SSI / NCEP T62 / /
Organization
University of Washington / DIFFERENT ENSEMBLE / University of Maryland / NASA DA Office / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Texas A&M / Air Force / /
Person
C. Bishop / Grep Hakim / Craig Bishop / Dan Hodyss / Fuqing Zhang / Mark Iredell / Jeff Anderson / Craig Bishop Showed / Z. Toth / Tom Hamill / Joe Tribbia / Y. Song / Greg Hakim / Mark Buehner / Y. Zhu / R. Wobus / David Parrish / Steve Lord / Zoltan Toth / Eugenia Kalnay / Gregory Hakim / Jeff Whitaker / /
Position
model data assimilation experiments / manager / General / Governor / /
ProvinceOrState
Maryland / Arizona / New Hampshire / /
PublishedMedium
Physica D / /
Technology
Lanczos algorithms / ensemble variance using ET algorithm / PDF / same sequential algorithm / two algorithms / EnSRF algorithm / /
SUMMARY OF TELECONFERENCE DISCUSSION December 18, 2008, 11:00am – 1:00 pm EST Present: J. Whitaker and T. Hamill and X. Wang(NOAA ESRL), C. Bishop and Dan Hodyss (NRL), M. Zupanski (CIRA/CSU), I. Szunyogh and E.