You are expected to review a piece of research and consider application to TC applications.
The research could be from one of the following suggested sources:
AMS Hurricane Conference 2018: recorded 15min presentations:
AMS Hurricane Conference 2016: recorded 15min presentations: https://ams.confex.com/ams/32Hurr/webprogram/32HURRICANES.html
CAWCR seminars: http://bom-cawcr.bom.gov.au/cawcrseminars/
Peer reviewed journals: eg.
AMOJ: http://www.bom.gov.au/amm/
TCRR: http://tcrr.typhoon.gov.cn/EN/volumn/home.shtml
You may wish to share the research item more widely with colleagues such as posting to tc_discussion@bom.gov.au email discussion list or presenting to your colleagues at a lunchtime seminar or even applying the research to TC operations. This might also stimulate ideas for research more locally.
If you have a research idea but don't have the time to pursue it, could approach ask for assistance to the wider group, a colleague or the TC trainer who is in a position to provide direct assistance.
If you have any questions contact James Thompson.
| Method: |
Review of research to be completed in own time as appropriate. |
| Duration: | This will depend upon the subject. It could range from a minimum half an hour to view a 15min video and offer comments; or significantly longer if the subject content is more complex and involving reading a scientific paper and following up on related research. |
| Assessment: | No formal assessment will be done other than tracking the completion of at least one review being completed. |
| Help: | Contact James Thompson, Joe Courtney or your local colleagues with TC expertise. |
- Teacher: Pete Clegg
- Teacher: Joe Courtney
- Teacher: James Thompson