Spring Forecasting Experiment 2022: Preliminary Findings and Results
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2024
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Alternative Title:Spring Forecasting Experiment 2022 conducted by the Experimental Forecast Program of the NOAA Hazardous Weather Testbed virtual experiment 2 May – 3 June 2022: preliminary findings and results
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Personal Author:Clark, Adam ; Jirak, Israel ; Gallo, Burkely T. ; Roberts, Brett ; Knopfmeier, Kent ; Vancil, Jake ; Jahn, David ; Krocak, Makenzie ; Karstens, Chris ; Loken, Eric ; Dahl, Nathan ; Harrison, David ; Imy, David ; Wade, Andy ; Milne, Jeffrey ; Hoogewind, Kimberly ; Flora, Montgomery ; Martin, Joshua ; Matilla, Brian ; Picca, Joey ; Potvin, Corey ; Skinner, Patrick ; Burke, Patrick
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Description:The wealth of severe weather forecasting and research expertise at the National Weather Center, combined with state-of-the-art visualization tools, well-designed experiments, and valuable collaborations have made the annual SFEs one of the most productive and well-respected weather forecasting experiments in the world. SFE 2022 forecasting activities emphasized using experimental calibrated and machine learning (ML)-based products, with two data denial experiments withholding this guidance from control groups.
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Rights Information:CC0 Public Domain
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