Edward Strobach

Doppler Lidar Researcher

Education

PhD in Atmospheric Physics at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (2017)
BSc in Physics at Towson University (2011)

Affiliated Department

CIRES/ARS

Phone

703-203-1260

Research Interests

PhD in Atmospheric Physics at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (2017)
BSc in Physics at Towson University (2011)

NOAA Environmental Modeling Center (EMC): 2017-2021
- Model evaluation
- Boundary layer and microphysics development
- Regional and global modeling
NOAA Chemical Sciences Laboratory (CSL): 2021-present
- Fire dynamics research
- Coastal meteorology and air quality research

General problems in fluid dynamics spanning micrometeorological and climate scales
Addressing "subgrid" dynamics from observations to improve model representation, particularly as it relates to boundary layer dynamics and atmospheric gravity waves
Characterization of wake effects for wind energy applications
Quantitative studies and research linking the role of dynamics on air quality evolution

Application of remote sensing and in-situ instruments within stationary and moving frames of reference to address pressing air quality and boundary layer dynamics in complex environments where numerical weather prediction struggles

Fire dynamics research using dynamics and chemistry observations from airborne and truckborne platforms
Coastal dyanmics and air quality research using stationary and mobile systems to characterize broader meteorological influence on chemical evolution as well as micrometeorological influences from boundary layer transitions.

Atmosphere, Chemistry, Climate and Weather

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