Staff
Director Professor of Meteorology
627A Walker Building |
Associate Director Assistant Professor of Meteorology
618 Walker Building |
Associate Director Associate Professor of Mathematics and Meteorology 214 McAllister Building
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Associate Director Assistant Professor of Statistics
514C Wartick Lab
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Associate Director Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Email: amejia@engr.psu.edu |
Associate Director Phone: (814) 441-6383
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Center assistant Phone: (814)954-2359
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Center Affiliates (list by departments)
(* denotes science steering committee membership)
Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences Phone: (814)863-1700 |
Associate Professor of Ecosystem Science and Management Phone: (814)865-8830 |
Distinguished Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)865-3286 |
Associate Professor of Geography Phone: (814)863-0179 |
Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)865-2915 |
Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)863-8601 |
Verne M. Willaman Professor of Mathematics Phone: (814)865-3674 |
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Phone: (814)863-4384 |
Professor of Woody Plant Physiology Phone: (814)863-3371 |
Associate Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)865-0710 |
Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)863-1585 |
Associate Professor of Statistics Phone: (814)865-8126 |
Associate Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)863-1584 |
Research Associate Phone: (814)865-2951 |
Professor of Electrical Engineering Phone: (814)863-8727 |
Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences Phone: (814)865-3207 |
Professor of Geosciences Phone: (814)865-6718 |
Assistant Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)863-1581 |
Professor of Statistics Phone: (814)863-3074 |
Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Phone: (814)867-0151 |
Assistant Professor of Statistics Phone: (814)865-9468 |
Distinguished Professor of Statistics Phone: (814)865-1555 |
Distinguished Professor of Statistics and Supply Chain Phone: (814)865-0377 |
Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Phone: (814)863-2940 |
Professor of Geography Phone: (814)865-7491 |
Distinguished Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)863-4075 |
Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)865-9736 |
Associate Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)863-0791 |
Assistant Professor of Statistics Email: bshaby@psu.edu |
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Phone: (814)863-5844 |
Associate Professor of Ecology Phone: (814)865-6693 |
Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)863-3932 |
Department Head and Professor of Meteorology Phone: (814)863-7714 |
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Professor of Practice, Department of Meteorology Phone: (814)867-4750 |
Professor of Meteorology Email: jxv7@psu.edu |
Professor of IST Email: jwang@ist.psu.edu |
Assistant Professor of Geosciences Phone: (814)863-6649 |
Francis R. and Helen M. Pentz Professor of Science Phone: (814)865-1110 |
Associate Professor of IME Phone: (814)865-8040 |
Professor of IST Phone: (814)865-6174 |
Associate Professor of IST Phone: (814)863-9462 |
Associate Professor of Communications Phone: (814)865-1023 |
Professor of Mathematics Email: ltz@math.psu.edu |
Graduate Students
![]() Hans Chen Ph.D. Graduate Student (Advisor: Dr. Fuqing Zhang) • Synoptic-scale atmospheric dynamics and teleconnection patterns • Interactions between large-scale circulation and regional climate • The connection between the Arctic climate system and mid-latitude weather patterns • Data assimilation, ensemble techniques, and predictability |
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![]() Masashi Minamide Ph.D. Graduate Student (Advisor: Dr. Fuqing Zhang) • Tropical cyclones • Data Assimilation |
![]() Robert Nystrom Ph.D. Graduate Student (Advisor: Dr. Fuqing Zhang) • Tropical cyclones, data assimilation and predictability |
![]() Seth Saslo Ph.D. Graduate Student (Advisor: Dr. Steven Greybush) • Data Assimilation |
![]() Scott Sieron Ph.D. Graduate Student (Advisor: Dr. Fuqing Zhang) • Community Radiative Transfer Model (CRTM) coupling with WRF microphysics schemes • Data assimilation of microwave observations for tropical cyclones |
![]() Yue (Michael) Ying Ph.D. Graduate Student (Advisor: Dr. Fuqing Zhang) • Numerical modeling of atmospheric phenomena at a variety of scales • Dynamics and predictability of multiscale weather systems, such as tropical cyclones and equatorial waves • Data assimilation techniques and challenges for various observing networks, especially the treatement for sampling errors and nonlinearity |