AMS 2024 Annual Meeting

Living in a Changing Environment

Climate change is an “all-hands-on-deck” moment for the AMS, which is recognized globally for the leading role it plays in supporting the weather, water, and climate enterprise. The goal of the 2024 AMS Annual Meeting is to leverage the society’s collective strengths so that our broad community can define the steps and scientific advances necessary to minimize the impacts of climate change, and to engage policy makers and the public in that work. An important aspect of this meeting will be to draw global attention to the multi-faceted issues surrounding climate science and services.

NESDIS 2024 AMS Presenters

All times are in the Eastern Standard Time Zone.

8:30 AM John Xun Yang Assessing TROPICS Pathfinder's Precipitation Retrieval Performance Through the NOAA Microwave Integrated Retrieval System (MiRS)
8:30 AM Martin Yapur Advances in Cubesats and Smallsats for Observations and Measurements of Earth’s Atmosphere Thermodynamic Structure and Processes, Winds, and Water Cycle Processes, and to Improve Climate Monitoring, Weather Forecasting, or Space Weather Prediction
8:45 AM Ken Knapp "Forty Years of ISCCP: The Past, Present, and Future of the International Satellite Cloud Climatology Project" / Session: Exploiting Operational Satellites for Climate Data Record Generation and Analysis I
8:45 AM Kari St.Laurent Observations of Aeolian Transported Black Carbon in the Subtropical Atlantic Ocean
9:00 AM Jessica Matthews Exploiting Operational Satellites for Climate Data Record Generation and Analysis I
9:15 AM Beau Backus Small Satellite DCS Use as an Operational Concept
9:30 AM Cheng-Zhi Zou Impact of calibration drift removal on tropospheric warming trends observed from satellite microwave sounders/Exploiting Operational Satellites for Climate Data Record Generation and Analysis I
9:45 AM Kenneth Knapp Exploiting Operational Satellites for Climate Data Record Generation and Analysis I
9:45 AM Quanhua (Mark) Liu Reprocessed Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder Data Records for Studying Atmospheric Water Vapor Trend
10:45 AM Rob Redmon Artificial Intelligence for Environmental Science I
10:45 AM Ed Grigsby Advancing NOAA’s Next-Generation Earth Observation and Data System Capabilities
11:00 AM Michael Bonadonna Innovations and Technological Advances in Support of Cost-sustainability of NOAA’s Future Ground System Architectures
11:30 AM Bill Line JPSS CrIS Imagery for Weather Forecasters
1:30 PM Jeremy Goldstein Remote Working and Work/Life Balance: Where Does Work End and Home Begin When You Work at Home?
1:45 PM Tim Schmit A Geostationary Imager View of the 1974 Super Outbreak
1:45 PM Jared Rennie SHOW ME THE DATA!!! Finding innovative ways to visualize NOAA NCEI information and tell your story towards a Climate Ready Nation
1:45 PM Michael Palecki U.S. Climate Reference Network Extreme Events Index
2:15 PM Ryan Lagerquist Identifying data sources and physical strategies used by neural networks to predict TC rapid intensification
2:15 PM Kari St.Laurent A Product Portfolio Management Approach to Hyperspectral Ocean Color
2:30 PM Xuepeng Zhao Analyzing Aerosol Effect on Deep Convective Clouds over the Global Oceans By Using AI Based Techniques
3:00 PM Scott Turner NOAA NESDIS Ground Enterprise Concept of Operations (CONOPS)
3:00 PM Yong Chen Advancing Processing Algorithms for Excess Phase and Bending Angle Extraction in Multi-RO Missions at NOAA/STAR
3:00 PM Carl Schreck Counting Global Tropical Cyclones: It’s Harder Than It Sounds!
3:00 PM Dylan Major Poster Session 26SatMOC Poster Session I
3:00 PM Mark DeMaria The Impact of GOES Derived Motion Winds on Tropical Cyclone Intensity Forecasts
4:30 PM Wan Wu Pushing the Application Limit of Hyperspectral IR Sounder Remote Sensing for Frontiers of Weather and Climate Studies
4:30 PM Jaime Daniels Status of the Development and Performance of Enterprise and Stereo Winds at NOAA
4:45 PM Jason Apke An Overview of the CIRA Dense Optical Flow Retrieval and Applications from Rapid Scan Geostationary Satellite Imagery Project
4:45 PM Gian Villamil-Otero Transitioning Science Team Development from On-Prem to the Cloud via the NESDIS Common Cloud Framework (NCCF)/Joint Session J4B - Developing Cloud-Based Tools for Data Analysis and Archiving I
4:45 PM Nazila Merati Developing Cloud-Based Tools for Data Analysis and Archiving I
5:00 PM Kumar Machado NESDIS Common Cloud Framework (NCCF) Vision and Current Execution
5:30 PM Walter Wolf Transition to Operations Culture Change when Migrating to the Cloud
5:45 PM Yuhan Rao Using Artificial Intelligence to Analyze Satellite Earth Observations II
5:45 PM Ninghai Sun Characterizing the S-NPP/JPSS ATMS Science Data Long-Term Inter-Sensor Bias

 

7:00 AM Nazila Merati NOAA Open Data Dissemination: 40 PB and Growing
8:30 AM Nazila Merati Democratizing Data: Environmental Data Access and Its Future
8:30 AM Ryan Berkheimer Enabling an Iterative Open Science Transformation to the Geoverse with a Federated Knowledge Mesh
8:30 AM Ivan Csiszar The NOAA Operational VIIRS Active Fire Product: Recent Updates and Long-term Plans
8:45 AM Tim Walsh 20OESS An Update of NOAA’s Low Earth Orbiting Environmental Programs
9:00 AM Pam Sullivan GOES-R to GeoXO: NOAA's Geostationary Satellite Systems Today and through 2050
11:00 AM William Dronen Development of a NOAA Data Collection System (DCS) Forward Link Capability for GeoXO
12:00 PM Laura Stevens The Importance and Utility of Indicators in the Fifth National Climate Assessment
1:00 PM Lihang Zhou Status of Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) and Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Products and Data Access
1:00 PM Rob Redmon NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) - Space Weather Follow On (SWFO) Science Center Activities
1:45 PM Sherrie Morris Training events in 2023 for GOES-R and JPSS Satellite Imagery and Data
1:45 PM Jenny Dissen Societal and Economical Benefits of GEO and LEO Satellites
1:45 PM Rob Redmon Artificial Intelligence for Environmental Science II
1:45 PM David Tobin Calibration/Validation of the Cross-track Infrared Sounder (CrIS) for Remote Sensing, Numerical Weather Prediction, and Climate Change Applications
2:00 PM Xiangqian Wu, Fangfang Yu, Vladimir Kondratovich, Dan Lindsey, and Elizabeth Kline First Year Performance of GOES-18 ABI Calibration
2:00 PM Jorel Torres JPSS: Training Resources and How to Access the Data Online
2:15 PM Fangfang Yu Evaluating GOES ABI Band-to-Band Co-registration Accuracy at Sub-Satellite Point
2:15 PM Katherine Pitts GOES-R DataJam: A Virtual Competition to Inspire the Next Generation of Satellite Data Users
2:30 PM Jason Otkin The Next Generation Fire System: Capability Demonstrations and Early Results
2:45 PM Michael Pavolonis The NOAA/NESDIS Wildland Fire Program: Recent and Expected Advances in Satellite Product Service Delivery
3:00 PM Ryan Lagerquist GeoCenter: A new deep-learning ensemble for determining tropical-cyclone center locations from geostationary satellite data
3:00 PM Marie McGraw Exploring Tropical Cyclone Structure and Evolution with AI-based Synthetic Passive Microwave Data
3:00 PM Nick Zaremba Examination of the Weddell Sea Anomaly in Radio Occultation data from Spire
3:00 PM Jessica Matthews Poster Session 3rd Symposium on Community Modeling and Innovation Posters
3:00 PM Marco Vargas 21SPACEWX The NOAA-NASA Space Weather Follow On (SWFO) Program to Sustain Operational Space-based Observations of Solar Wind and Coronal Mass Ejections
3:00 PM Dimitrios Vassiliadis NOAA’s SWFO Program Launching in 2024: Science Objectives and Data Products
3:00 PM Yingxin Gu Towards global fire radiative power (FRP) retrievals from METImage measurements using regional radiance machine learning models
3:00 PM Yuling Liu Towards Routine Radiance-Based Validation of VIIRS LST Using GDAS Profiles
3:30 PM Mi Zhou Applying Operational GOES-16 Aerosol Optical Depth to Monitor Smoke Aerosols from Canadian Fires / 26SatMOC Poster Session II
3:40 PM Kari St.Laurent Applying a Product Portfolio Management Approach to Air Quality and Atmospheric Composition Satellite Products
3:40 PM Aditya Patel Workshop on Atmospheric and Urban Digital Twins
3:50 PM Casey Shoup An Online Platform for Near-Real-Time Visualization of Tropical Cyclone Aircraft Flight Data
4:30 PM Renee LeDuc Applications of Radio Frequencies and Consequences of Interference for Weather, Water, and Climate Enterprise
4:30 PM Nazila Merati Cloud Computing for Big Data in Atmosphere, Ocean, and Climate
4:30 PM Kun Zhang Seasonal Radiometric Assessment of NOAA-21 CrIS Operational SDR Using COSMIC-2 Radio Occultation Retrievals
4:45 PM Carl Schreck Comparing the Causes and Unusualness of the Texas Heatwaves in 2022 and 2023
4:45 PM Jason Brunner Evaluation of NOAA VIIRS and ABI Active Fire Products Through Comparisons With FIREX-AQ MASTER Field Campaign Data
4:45 PM Kelly Neely From Waterfall to Agile: Lessons Learned During the NOAA/NESDIS/OCS Journey to Expedite Transition to Ops in the Cloud
4:45 PM Peter James Beierle Calibration Algorithm Resolution and Assessment of the SNPP CrIS Scan Baffle Anomaly using a Model Orbital Scan Baffle Temperature
5:00 PM Beau Backus Active Spectrum Management with Passive Bands
5:15 PM Yunhui Zhao Adapting to a Changing Environment: Automating the Transition to Operations for Scientific Applications
5:30 PM Jason Apke OCTANE Optical Flow Product Demonstrations at the 2023 Hazardous Weather Testbed: A Developers Perspective
5:45 PM Linfred Kingston Exploring GOES-R ABI Lunar Image Registration with AI
5:45 PM Yongzhen Fan Machine Learning Enhanced Snowfall Rate Retrievals from Passive Microwave Sensors/Session 8B Satellite Algorithm Development, Verification, Calibration, and Validation II
5:45 PM Deirdre Byrne Evaluating Tropical Cyclone Intensity Forecasts in the North Atlantic Using the NOAA Next-Generation Enterprise Ocean Heat Content Algorithm / Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System [HAFS]: Research Development and Operational Implementation II
5:45 PM Steve Ansari Standardized Drought Indices on Drought.Gov, Produced with Climate Engine and Google Earth Engine, from Multiple Foundational Precipitation and Temperature Datasets

 

8:30 AM Renata Lana User Engagement towards the Implementation of a Climate Ready Nation: Panel Discussion
8:30 AM Patricia Weir Evaluation and Use of Commercial Data for Terrestrial and Space Weather Applications
9:00 AM Robert DeMaria ProxyVis Multi-Satellite Composite Imagery - An Example of Generating High-Resolution Near Real-Time Composite Imagery with Python
9:15 AM Scott Schnee Leveraging International Collaboration to Advance the Environmental Satellite Missions
9:30 AM Paul Straus Effective Coverage and Refresh Considerations for Future Space Weather Radio Occultation Systems/Evaluation and Use of Commercial Data for Terrestrial and Space Weather Applications
9:30 AM Robert Redmon NOAA Center for AI: Getting AI-Ready to Solve Earth and Space Science Challenges
9:45 AM Rafael de Ameller NOAA Urban Heat Island (UHI) of Washington DC Virtual Reality (VR) Experience
9:45 AM Huan Meng Machine Learning-Based Enhancement of the NESDIS Snowfall Rate Product for Orographic Snow/Remote Sensing of Precipitation at Regional, Continental, and Global Scales: Estimation, Evaluation, and Applications I
9:45 AM Murty Divakarla NUCAPS Hyperspectral Infrared Atmospheric Sounding Products: Recent Algorithm Improvements and Product Updates for JPSS-CrIS and MetOp-IASI
10:45 AM Harshesh Patel Informing Next Generation Space Architectures through Innovation and Partnerships
10:45 AM Michael Brewer Addressing Reinsurance Sector Needs for Climate Information in Support of the Inflation Reduction Act
11:00 AM Renata Lana User Engagement: Institutional Evolution of Service to Research. What happened in NESDIS, and Why should you care?
11:15 AM Yongsheng Zhang Impact of the Atlantic and West Pacific Warming on the Interdecadal Increase of Spring Aerosol Loadings in the North Indian Ocean since early 21st Century
11:15 AM Ronald Leeper The Impacts of Drought on Heatwave Duration, Intensity, and Exposure
11:30 AM Jason Taylor Collaborating with Federal Partners to Find Solutions for User-Impact Driven Satellite Product Priorities: NOAA’s Interagency User Engagement Efforts through USGEO's Satellite Needs Working Group
11:45 AM Zhankun Wang Evaluating the consequences of oceanic warming in the Gulf of Mexico over the past 50 years
11:45 AM Ingrid Paluch Priority Improvements for NOAA NESDIS Products Over the Next Five Years
1:45 PM Tim Walsh, Satya Kalluri NOAA's Low Earth Orbit Environmental Satellites Evolution - Needs, Plans, Opportunities
1:45 PM Jared Rennie How Flood-y Was It? Developing a Climatological, Cloud-Based Portal to Monitor Floods in Real Time
1:45 PM Bonnie Reed Being Responsive to NOAAs Mission is our Mission
2:30 PM Galina Chirokova Estimating tropical and extratropical storm intensity and structure from JPSS microwave temperature retrievals - current and future products
2:30 PM Limin Zhao Updates on NESDIS Product Governances
2:30 PM Banghua Yan NOAA-21 OMPS Nadir Mapper and Nadir Profiler SDR Data on-Board Calibration: Status and Remaining Challenges Towards Meeting the Scientific Requirements
2:45 PM Meredith Wagner USGEO's Earth Observation Assessment and its Support to National Earth Observing Decision Making
3:00 PM Lin Lin Quantifying the Relative Value of Potential NOAA Constellations to Inform Trade Studies
3:00 PM Scott Schnee Alternative Methods of Describing Satellite Revisit Rate
3:00 PM Jenifer Zhuang Value-Tree Development and Weighting Through User Input and Evaluation For the Earth Observation Assessment
3:00 PM Jianbin Yang Accelerating R2O using SAFe in the NESDIS Common Cloud Framework
3:00 PM Jeff Weinrich NOAA-21 Sensor and Environmental Data Records: Current Status of Product Maturity
3:00 PM Nai-Yu Wang NOAA Uses, Needs, and Plans for Lagrange Point 5 Observations
3:00 PM Jose Garcia-Rivera Fostering the Transition to Operations of Tropical Cyclone, Wind, and Cloud Satellite Products at NESDIS: A Brief State of Play
3:00 PM John Cintineo Exploring Severe Weather Nowcasting Predictions Using Atmospheric Observations and Deep Learning
3:00 PM Jessica Shallcross Use of Commercial Satellite Imagery in National Environmental Satellite Data and Information Service (NESDIS) Products and Operations
3:00 PM Rocky Bilotta Approaches Connecting the USDM to Drought Impacts in the United States
3:00 PM Ronald Leeper Exploration of Machine Learning Methods from Decision Trees to Long-Short Term Memory Operators to Quality Control Soil Moisture Observations
3:00 PM Janel Fry The Evolution of the NESDIS Integrated Product List
3:00 PM Emma Scott Sensitivity of Flash Drought Prediction Based on Inter- and Intra-Annual Modes of Variability to Drought Index and Region
4:30 PM Jeremy Goldstein JPSS Proving Ground and Risk Reduction Cloud Applications in Aviation
4:30 PM Satya Kalluri Transitioning NOAA-21 to Operations and Exploitation of the JPSS Constellation for Critical Environmental Applications
4:45 PM Bill Sjoberg NOAA’s Low Earth-Orbiting (LEO) Office’s Products -- Under Development – Stakeholder Fingerprints are Everywhere!
4:45 PM Boyin Huang The Extreme Sea Surface Temperature and Marine Heatwaves in the Global Oceans in 2023
5:00 PM Michael Palecki U.S. Climate Reference Network: An Engine for Climate Science
5:30 PM Steven Goodman Lightning: An Essential Climate Variable/BAMS State of the Climate 2022, 2023, and Beyond, in 37th Conference on Climate Variability and Change
5:30 PM Alexis Wolfe Fostering a Culture of Belonging for Early Career Professionals at NOAA
5:45 PM Jenny Dissen Developing an Approach to Socioeconomic Value of LEO Data
5:45 PM James Frech Offshore Wind Profile Maps Developed using Machine Learning Techniques over the USA Coastal Region / Offshore Wind Resource Assessment I

 

8:30 AM Nazila Merati Cloud-Based User Services to Support Data Use in the User Community
8:45 AM Tim Schmit NOAA’s Geostationary Extended Observations Sounder (GXS)
8:45 AM Melissa Zweng Creating Data Products in the Cloud: Working in the NESDIS Common Cloud Framework
9:00 AM Lauren Carroll Creating Inclusive Spaces for Learning About Weather; Abstract: Accessible Accessibility: Lessons Learned from NOAA Data Communications
9:15 AM Li Bi Enterprise Satellite Product Management and T2O Transition into the NCCF
9:45 AM Shobha Kondragunta Hyper Local Air Quality Monitoring using NOAA Satellite Data
12:15 PM Michael Brewer Town Hall Meeting - Understanding Private Climate Service Providers Information Needs to Support a Climate Ready Nation
1:45 PM Beau Backus New Concepts in Advanced Modeling of Earth System and Digital Twin Technology
1:45 PM Ramesh Rangachar Overview and Status of the Digital Twin for Earth Observations Using Artificial Intelligence Broad Agency Announcement Activity
2:00 PM Lei Ji Assessment of BRDF effects in Surface Reflectance between GOES-16 and GOES-18
3:00 PM Zhaohui Cheng Products Migration to NESDIS Common Cloud Framework (NCCF)
3:00 PM Jon Fulbright GOES-U Post-Launch Instrument and Product Test Plans
3:00 PM Stacy L. Bunin An Earth System Approach for NOAA's Next-Generation Observation System Architecture/20th OESS Poster Session IV
3:00 PM Sherrie Morris NOAA’s International Satellite Training Experiences with Forecasters and Students
3:00 PM Shuang Qiu Transition NOAA-21 Products to Operations
3:00 PM Corinne Carter New global 1km resolution Vegetation Index and Green Vegetation Fraction products at NOAA
3:00 PM Linda Hembeck GOES-R Series Ground System ABI Level 2 Products: Enterprise Algorithm Updates
3:00 PM Curtiss Burnett A Lookahead to GOES-R Algorithm Updates in 2024
4:30 PM Rob Redmon Artificial Intelligence for Environmental Science III
4:30 PM Preston Powers NGES Technology Integration: Pilot Project and Proof of Concepts
4:30 PM Kim Eaves NOAA's Engaging Eclipse Events: Connecting People with Science in 2023 and 2024
4:45 PM John Cintineo NOAA’s ProbSevere LightningCast: Progress and Updates toward Transition-to-Operations
4:45 PM Curtis Seaman Combining the best of GOES-R ABI and JPSS VIIRS on Polar SLIDER
4:45 PM Melissa Johnson NESDIS Ground Enterprise Integration Roadmaps
5:15 PM Jun Dong NOAA Operational Satellite Snowfall Rate Product to Support Nowcasting/Accelerating the Transition of NASA Science and Capabilities to Applications through the NASA SPoRT Center III
5:15 PM Galina Chirokova ProxyVis Geostationary Satellite Imagery: Current product Status and Future Development
5:15 PM Jun Dong NOAA Operational Satellite Snowfall Rate Product to Support Nowcasting
5:30 PM Xiwu Zhan Satellite Vegetation Health Products and their Applications: From AVHRR to VIIRS / Satellite Data Products and Evaluation for Operational and Research Use II
5:30 PM Zhenping Li A Machine Learning System in GOES-R Ground System for Monitoring Satellite Health & Safety
5:45 PM Stephen Marley Review of NGES Significant Results and Path Forward