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Lynn K. "Nick" Shay Professor of Meteorology and Physical Oceanography nshay@rsmas.miami.edu 305.421.4075 |
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High Frequency Radar Hurricane Heat Content Hurricane Field Program Deepwater Horizon Field Program |
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Assistant Scientist Dr. Benjamin Jaimes Research Associates Jodi Brewster Jorge Martinez Graduate Students Johna Rudzin Joshua Wadler Luna Hiron |
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Full List Most Recent |
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Books & monographs published (including book chapters):
2018:
Shay, L.K. Upper ocean structure: response to strong forcing events. In: Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences,
ed. R.A. Weller, S.A. Thorpe, J. Steele, Academic Press International, London, UK, 2 nd edition (In
revision)
2015:
Archer, M., L. K. Shay, B. Jaimes and J. Martinez, Observations of an ocean front using High Frequency
Radar: anticyclonic shear zone instability of the Florida Current In : Coastal Ocean Observing Systems:
Advances and Synthesis, Elsevier Press, 179-209.
Shay,
L.K. Mesoscale oceanic flows, In: Handbook of Fluid Dynamics, CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, FL.,
Section III, Chapt. 9, 1 - 23pp (In Press).
2014:
Shay, L. K., Air-sea interface and oceanic influences (Chapter 4.4). Topic Chairman and Rapporteurs
Report for Tropical Cyclone Structure and Structure Change of the 8 th WMO International Workshop
on Tropical Cyclones (IWTC-8) 2-10 Dec 2014 in Jeju Island, South Korea, World Meteorological
Organization Tropical Meteorology Research Series, WMO TMRP, Eds.A. Burton and J. Evans,
Geneva, Switzerland (60 pp.) .
2010:
Shay, L. K., Air-sea interactions in tropical cyclones (Chapter 3). In Global Perspectives of Tropical
Cyclones, 2 nd Edition, Eds. Johnny C. L. Chan, J. Kepert, and C. P. Chang, World Scientific Publishing
Company: Earth System Science Publication Series, London, UK, 93-131.
Shay,
L. K., Air-sea interface and oceanic influences (Chapter 1.3). Topic Chairman and Rapporteurs
Report for Tropical Cyclone Structure and Structure Change of the 7 th WMO International Workshop
on Tropical Cyclones (IWTC-7) 15-21 Nov 2010 in St. Denis, La ReUnion, France, World
Meteorological Organization Tropical Meteorology Research Series, WMO TMRP No. 1561 (WWRP
2011-1) , Eds.C. Velden, J. Kepert, and R. Rogers, Geneva, Switzerland (In Press: 48pp).
2009:
Shay, L. K. Upper Ocean Structure: Response to Strong Forcing Events. In: Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences,
2nd Edition, Ed. J. Steele, S. A. Thope, K. Turekian, and R. A. Weller, Elsevier Press International, Oxford, UK, 4619-4637,
DOI: 10.1016/B978-012374473-9.00628-7.
2006: Shay,
L. K. and S.D. Jacob. Relationship between oceanic energy fluxes and
surface winds during tropical cyclone passage (Chapter 5).
Atmosphere-Ocean Interactions II, Advances in Fluid
Mechanics. Ed. W. Perrie, WIT Press, Southampton, UK. 115-142,
Shay,
L. K., Air-sea interface and oceanic influences (Chapter 1.3). Topic
Chairman and Rapporteurs Report for Tropical Cyclone Structure and
Structure Change of the 6th WMO International Workshop on
Tropical Cyclones (IWTC-6) 20 Nov - 30 Nov 2006 in San Jose, Costa Rica, World
Meteorological Organization Tropical Meteorology Research Series, Ed. Hugh Willoughby, WMO TMRP 72
, Geneva, Switzerland, 120-150.
2002:
Shay, L. K., Air-ocean interface and boundary processes (Chapter
1.4). Topic Chairman and Rapporteurs Report for Tropical Cyclone
Structure and Structure Change of the 5th WMO
International Workshop on Tropical Cyclones (IWTC-5) 3-12 Dec 2002 in
Cairns, Australia, World Meteorological Organization Tropical
Meteorology Research Series, Ed. Russell L. Elsberry, WMO
Report 67, (WMO TD 1136), Geneva, Switzerland.
2001: Shay,
L.K. Upper Ocean Structure: Response to Strong Forcing Events. In:
Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences, ed. R.A. Weller, S.A. Thorpe, J.
Steele, Academic Press International, London, UK, 3100 - 3114.
1999: National
Research Council, From Microbes to Monsoons: Understanding The
Ocean's Role in Human Health, National Academy of Science Press,
Washington, DC, 131 pp. (Contributing Author)
1998: Shay,
L.K. Mesoscale Oceanic Flows, In: Handbook of Fluid
Dynamics, CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, FL., Chap. 47, 1 - 23pp.
Shay,
L.K., Ocean processes excited by tropical cyclones (Chapter 1.3).
Topic Chairman and Rapporteurs report for Tropical Cyclone Structure
and Structure Change of the 4th WMO International Workshop
on Tropical Cyclones (IWTC-5) in Haikou, China, 21-30 April 1998.
World Meteorological Organization Tropical Meteorology Research
Series, Ed. Russell L. Elsberry, WMO Report 59, (WMO
TD 875), Geneva, Switzerland.
1996: Hauser,
D., G. Caudal and L.K. Shay. Behavior of ocean radar cross-section at
low incidence observed in the vicinity of the Gulf Stream. In:
Air-Sea Interface Radio and Acoustic Sensing, Turbulence and Wave
Dynamics. Eds., M.A. Donelan, W.H. Hui and W. Plant, 741 - 748.
(Monograph)
1994: Shay,
L.K. Oceanic response to tropical cyclones. In: The Oceans:
Physical-chemical Dynamics and Human Impact, Eds., S.K. Majumdar,
E.W. Miller, G.S. Forbes, R.F. Schmalz and A.A. Panah. The
Pennsylvania Academy of Science, Easton, Pennsylvania, pp. 124 - 145.
1987: Shay,
L.K. Observational/numerical study of the upper ocean response to
hurricanes. Ph.D. Dissertation, NPS, Monterey, California, 146 pp.
1983: Shay,
L.K. Observations of inertio-gravity waves in the wake of hurricane
Frederic. MS Thesis, NPS, Monterey, California, 120 pp.
Juried or refereed journal articles & exhibitions:
2018:
Archer, M., M. Roughan, L. K. Shay. Comparing two western boundary currents with HF radar
Measurements: Florida and East Australian Currents. Geophys. Res. Letts. (In Submission)
Brewster, J. and L. K. Shay, South Pacific ocean climatology (SPOC) for tropical cyclone intensity
forecasting. J. Atmos. Ocean. Tech. (In Preparation)
Kim, H.-S. , G. Halliwell, L. K. Shay, A. Mehra, and V. Tallapragada, Impact of ocean model initial
Conditions to HWRF, Mon. Wea. Rev., (Submitted)
Rudzin, J. E., L. K. Shay, and B. Jaimes, The impact of ocean variability on enthalpy fluxes during
tropical cyclone passage in the Caribbean Sea. J. Geophys. Res. Oceans Special Issue. (Revised and
Resubmitted).
Rudzin, J., L. K. Shay, and W. Johns. The influence of the barrier layer on the SST response during tropical
cyclone wind forcing using idealized experiments. J. Phys. Oceanogr. (Accepted subject to minor
revision).
Shay, L. K., and B. Jaimes, Characterizing the thermal and momentum Loop Current responses to
hurricanes. Dyn. Atmos Oceans, (In Preparation)
Wadler, J. B., J. A. Zhang, B. Jaimes, and L. K. Shay. Convective downdrafts and boundary layer recovery
in hurricane Earl (2010) before and during rapid intensification. Mon. Wea. Rev., (In Submission)
2017:
Archer, M., L. K. Shay and W. E. Johns, The Florida current: Mean jet structure and variability from HF
radar observations in a jet coordinate frame. J. Geophys. Res. Oceans, 122,
https://doi.org/10.1002/2017JCO13286. 31pp.
Halliwell, G. R., M. Mahari, L. K. Shay, V. Kourrafalou, H. Kang, H-S Kim, J. Dong, and R. Atlas, OSSE
Quantitative assessment of rapid-response pre-storm ocean surveys to Improve Coupled Tropical
Cyclone Prediction, J. Geophys. Res. Oceans, 122, DOI: 10.1002/2017JC012760, 5729-5748.
Rogers, R., S. Aberson, D. Cecil, J. Doyle, J. Morgerman, T. Kimberlain, L. K. Shay, and C. Velden,
Re-Writing the Tropical Record Books: The Extraordinary Intensification of Hurricane Patricia (2015),
Bull. Amer. Met. Soc., http://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/pdf/10.1175/BAMS-D-16-0039.1 , 2091-2112.
Rudzin, J., L. K. Shay, B. Jaimes, and J. K. Brewster, Upper ocean observations in the eastern
Caribbean Sea reveal barrier layer within a warm core eddy. J. Geophys. Res. Oceans,
doi:10.1002/2016JC012339, 1057-1071.
2016:
Jaimes, B., L. K. Shay and J. K. Brewster, Observed Air-Sea Interactions in Tropical Cyclone Isaac
Over Loop Current Mesoscale Eddy Features. Dyn. Atmos. Ocean., 76, 306-324.
McCaskill, E. C., L. K. Shay, J. K. Brewster, and P. Meyers. Creation of the systematically merged Pacific
Ocean temperature and salinity (SPORTS) climatology for typhoon intensity forecasts. J. Atmos. And
Oceanogr. Tech, 33(10), 2259-2272.
Putrashan, D., I. Kamenkovich, B. Kirtman, and L. K. Shay, Oceanic mesoscale variability in the Gulf of
Mexico, US Clivar Variations Newsletter, Winter, 14 (1), pp 10-14.
2015:
Archer, M., L. K. Shay and J. Martinez, Evaluation of WERA HF radar observations using in situ
measurements: currents, winds and waves. IEEE/OES, 11 th CWMT Workshop, St Petersburg, FL, 9 pp.
Jaimes, B., L. K. Shay and E. W. Uhlhorn, Observed enthalpy fluxes during the rapid intensity change of
hurricane Earl. Mon. Wea. Rev., 131, 111-131.
Jaimes, B., and L. K. Shay. 2015: Enhanced wind-driven downwelling flow in warm oceanic eddy features
during the intensification of tropical cyclone Isaac (2012): observations and theory. J. Phys. Oceanogr.,
45, 1667-1689.
Luo, J., J. S. Ault, L. K. Shay, J.P. Hoolihan, E. D. Prince and J. R. Rooker, Ocean heat content improves
satellite-based tracking of fish movements. Plus One, PONE-D-15-07430, DOI: 10.137/journal.pone
0141101, 20 Oct 2015 1-19.
Meyers, P. C., L. K. Shay, J. K. Brewster, and B. Jaimes, Thermal ocean structure response during
Hurricanes Gustav and Ike, J. Geophys. Res., 120, DOI 10.100212015JC010912, 1-18 pp.
2014:
Halliwell, G. R., V. Kourafalou, M.Le Héff, L. K. Shay, R. Atlas. OSSE impact analysis of airborne ocean surveys for improving upper-ocean dynamical and thermodynamical forecasts in the Gulf of Mexico. Progress in Oceanogr., 130, 32-46. DOI:10.1016/j.pocean.2014.09.004.
Meyers, P. C., L. K. Shay, and J. K. Brewster, The development of the systematically merged Atlantic regional temperature and salinity climatology for hurricane intensity forecasting. J. Atmos. Oceanogr. Tech., 31, 131-149.
2013:
Martinez-Pedraja, J., L. K. Shay, B. K. Haus and C. Whelan, Interoperability of Sea-sonde and Wellen Radars in mapping surface currents. J. Atmos. Oceanogr. Tech., 30, 2662-2675.
Shay, L. K., In a spin storm chasing. International Innovation: disseminating science research and technology, Aug., 103-105.
Uhlhorn, E., and L. K. Shay. Loop Current mixed layer response to hurricane Lili (2002) Part II: Modeling results. J. Phys. Oceanogr, 43, 1173-1192.
2012:
Uhlhorn, E., and L. K. Shay. Loop Current mixed layer response to hurricane Lili (2002) Part I: Observations. J. Phys. Oceanogr. 42, 400-419.
2011:
Halliwell, G., L. K. Shay, J. K. Brewster, and W. J. Teague, Evaluation and sensitivity analysis to an ocean model to hurricane Ivan. Mon. Wea. Rev. 139, 921-945.
Jaimes, B., L. K. Shay, and G. Halliwell Jr., The response of quasi-geostrophic oceanic vortices to tropical cyclone forcing. J. Phys. Oceanogr. 41, 1965–1985.
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, J. Brewster, P. Meyers, C. McCaskill, E. Uhlhorn, F. Marks, G. R. Halliwell, Jr., Ole-Martin Smedstad, and Patrick Hogan, Airborne ocean surveys of the Loop Current complex from NOAA WP-3D in support of Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Liu, Y., A. MacFadyen, Z.-G. Ji, and R. H. Weisberg (Eds.) (2011), Monitoring and Modeling the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: A Record-Breaking Enterprise, Geophys. Monogr. Ser., vol. 195, 271 pp., AGU, Washington, D. C.
2010:
Haus, B. K., L. K. Shay, R. Ramos, P. Work and G. Voulgaris, Comparison of
in situ and remotely sensed surface wave characteristics from WERA. J.
Atmos. Oceanogr. Tech. 27(8), 1381-1394.
Jaimes, B. and L. K. Shay. Near-inertial wave wake of hurricanes Katrina
and Rita over mesoscale oceanic eddies. J. Phys. Oceanogr. DOI: 10.1175/2010JPO4309.1
Rappaport, E. N., J. L. Franklin, M. DeMaria, A. Schumacher, L. K. Shay,
and E. J. Gibney, Tropical cyclone intensity change before U.S. Gulf
coast land fall. Wea. and Forecast. 25(5), 1380-1396.
Shay, L. K., and J. K. Brewster. Eastern Pacific oceanic heat content
estimation for hurricane forecasting. Mon Wea. Rev. 138,2110-2131.
2009:
Jaimes, B. and L. K. Shay. Mixed layer cooling in mesoscale eddies during
hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Mon. Wea. Rev. 137, 4188-4207.
Parks, A.B., L.K. Shay, W.E.Johns, J. Martinez-Pedraja, and K.-W. Gurgel,
HF radar observations of small-scale surface current variability in the
Straits of Florida. Journal of Geophysical Res. ,114, CO8002,
doi:10.129/2008JC005025.
2008:
Halliwell, G., L. K. Shay, S. D. Jacob, O. Smedstad and E. W. Uhlhorn. Improving ocean model initialization
for coupled tropical cyclone forecast models using GODAE nowcasts. Mon Wea Rev, 136 (7), 2576-2591.
Mainelli, M., M. DeMaria, L. K. Shay and G. Goni. Application of oceanic heat content estimation to
operational forecasting of recent category 5 hurricanes, Wea and Forecast. 23, 3-16.
Shay, L.K., and E. Uhlhorn.
Loop current response to hurricanes Isidore and Lili, Mon. Wea Rev., 137, 3248-3274. DOI:
10.1175/2008MWR2169
Shay, L. K., H. Seim, D. Savidge, R. Styles, and R. Weisberg, High
Frequency radar deployed during the Southeast Atlantic Coastal Ocean
Observing System: Lessons Learned 2002-2007. J. Marine Tech. Society, 42,
55-67.
Voulgaris, G., B. K. Haus, P. Work, L. K. Shay, H. Seim, R. H. Weisberg,
and J. Nelson, 2008. Waves intiative within SEACOOS., J. Marine Tech.
Society, 42, 68-79.
2007: Haus, B. K., M. Wang, L. K. Shay, and L.R. Wyatt, HF radar observation of wave directional spectra is a
strong current regime. Oceans 2007 Europe, IEEE Proceedings, Aberdeen, Scotland, 18-21 June 2007,
493-498.
Liu, Y., R.H. Weisberg,
and L.K. Say. Characteristic current patterns on the west Florida shelf from an adjoint, self organizing map
analysis of HF radar and ADCP data. J. Atmos. Oceanogr. Tech., 24, 702-712.
Shay, L.K., J. Martinez-Pedraja,
T.M. Cook, B.K. Haus, and R.H. Weisberg, High frequency radar surface current mapping using WERA.
J. Atmos. Oceanogr. Tech. 24(3), 484-503.
Shay, L.K, A. B. Parks, B. K. Haus, J. Martinez-Pedraja, W. E. Johns, K.-W. Gurgel, and T. M. Cook, Resolving coastal ocean eddy activity in surface velocity signatures from Wellen Radars and an acoustic Doppler current profiler. Oceans 2007 Europe, IEEE Proceedings, Aberdeen, Scotland, 18-21 June 2007, 417-422.
2006: Drennan,
W. M. and L. K. Shay, On the variability of the fluxes of momentum and sensible heat. Bound. Layer Meteor.,
119(1), 81-107.
Haus,
B.K., R. Ramos, H. C. Graber, L. K. Shay, and Z. Hallock . Remote
observation of the shoaling of surface waves propagating into an
estuarine outflow. IEEE Journal of Ocean. Eng 31(4), 1-15.
Olascoaga, I., I. Rypina, M. G. Brown, F.J. Beron-Vera, H. Kocak, L.E. Brand, G. Halliwell, and L.K. Shay,
Persistent transport barrier on the west Florida shelf, Geophys. Res. Lett., 33,
L22603, DOI:10.1029/2006GL027800.
Rogers,
R., S. Aberson, M. Black, P. Black, J. Cione, P. Dodge, J. Dunion, J.
Gamache, J. Kaplan, M. Powell, L. K. Shay, N. Surgi, E. Uhlhorn, The
intensity forecasting experiment (IFEX), a NOAA multiple year field
program for improving intensity forecasts. BAMS , 87(11), 1523-1537.
2005:
DeMaria, M., M. Mainelli, L.K. Shay, J.A. Knaff, and J. Kaplan. Furthur improvements to the statistical
hurricane intensity prediction scheme (SHIPS).
Wea. and Forecasting, 20(4), 531-543.
Drennan, W.M. and L.K. Shay. On the variability of the fluxes of
movementum and sensible heat. Bound. Layer Metoer. DOI.1001/10546-005-0010-z, 27pp.
Lekien,
F., C. Coulliette, A.J. Mariano, E.H. Ryan, L.K. Shay, G. Haller and
J. Madsen, Pollution release tied to invariant manifolds: A case
study along the coast of Florida. ElsevierSciencePhysica D,210, 1-20.
2004: Raymond,
D.J., S.K. Esbensen, M. Gregg, C.S. Bretherton, L.K. Shay, C. Ohlman,
and W.A. Petersen, EPIC 2001 and the coupled ocean-atmosphere system
of the tropical east Pacific. Bull. Amer. Met. Soc., 85(9),
1341-1354.
Marmorino,
G.W., C.Y. Shen, T. E. Evans, G. J. Lindemann and L.K. Shay. Use of
velocity projection to estimate sea state anomaly from HF-radar
current measurements. Cont. Shelf Res. 24, 353-374.
2003: Haus,
B. K., H.C. Graber, L.K. Shay and T.M. Cook .Along shelf variability
of a coastal buoyancy current during the relaxation of downwelling
favorable winds. J. of Coast. Res., 19 (2),
409-420.
Hallock,
Z.R., P. Pistek, J.L. Miller, L.K. Shay and H.T. Perkins. A
description of tides near the Chesapeake Bay entrance using in situ
data with an adjoint model. J. Geophys. Res., 108(C8),
20-1-9 (DOI 10.1029/20015C001128)
Jacob,
S.D. and L.K. Shay. The role of oceanic mesoscale features on the
tropical cyclone induced mixed layer response. J. Phys.
Oceanogr., 33, 649-676.
Seim,
H., B. Bacon, C. Barans, M. Fletcher, K. Gates, R. Jhanke, E. Kearns,
R. Lea, M. Luther, C. Mooers, J. Nelson, D. Porter, L.K. Shay, M.
Spranger, J. Thigpen, R. Weisberg, F. Werner. SEA-COOS - A Model for
a Multi-State, Multi-Institutional Regional Observation System, MTS
Journal, 37(3), 92-101.
Shay,
L.K., T.M. Cook, and P.E. An. Submesoscale coastal ocean flows
detected by very high frequency radar and autonomous underwater
vehicles. J. Atmos. Oceanogr. Tech., 20, 1583-1600.
Venezia,
W. et. al., SFOMC: A successful Navy and academic partnership
providing sustained ocean observation capabilities in Florida
Straits. Marine Tech. Soc. Journal, 37(3), 81-91.
2002: Peters,
H., L.K. Shay, A.J. Mariano and T.M. Cook. Current variability on a
narrow shelf with large ambient vorticity. J. Geophys. Res.,
107(C8), 2-1-15, 2001JC000813.
Shay,
L.K., T.M. Cook, H. Peters, A.J. Mariano, P.E. An, A. Soloviev, R.
Weisberg, and M. Luther. Very high frequency radar mapping of surface
currents. IEEE J. of Ocean Engineer., 27, 155-169.
Cook,
T.M. and L.K. Shay. Surface M2 tidal currents along the
North Carolina Shelf observed with HF radar. J. Geophys. Res.,
107(C12), 3222-3234.
2001: An,
E., M. Dhanak, L. K. Shay, S. Smith and J. Van Leer. Coastal
oceanography using a small AUV. J. Atmos. Ocean. Tech., 18,
215-234.
Chan,
J.C.L., Y. Duan and L.K. Shay. Tropical cyclone intensity change from
a simple ocean-atmospheric coupled model. J. Atmos. Sci., 58,
154-172.
Shay,
L.K., T.M. Cook, Z.R. Hallock, B. K. Haus, H.C. Graber, J. Martinez.
Strength of M2 tide at the Chesapeake Bay. J. Phys.
Oceanogr., 31(2), 427-449.
2000:
Hong, X., S.W. Chang, S. Raman, L.K. Shay and R. Hodur. The
interaction between Hurricane Opal (1995) and a warm core eddy in the
Gulf of Mexico. Mon. Wea. Rev., 128(5), 1347-1365.
Jacob,
S.D., L.K. Shay, A.J. Mariano and P.G. Black. The 3-D oceanic
mixed-layer response to Hurricane Gilbert. J. Phys. Oceanogr.,
30(6), 1407-1429.
Shay,
L.K., G.J. Goni and P.G. Black. Effects of a warm oceanic feature on
Hurricane Opal. Mon. Wea. Rev., 125(5), 1366-1383.
Shay,
L.K., T.M. Cook, B.K. Haus, J. Martinez, H. Peters, A. Mariano, J.
Van Leer, P.E. An, S. Smith, A. Soloviev, R. Weisberg and M. Luther.
A Submesoscale vortex in the coastal ocean detected by very high
frequency radar. EOS, 81(19), 209-213.
Shen,
C.Y., R. Fusina and L.K. Shay. An assessment of local coastal
dynamics observed with High Frequency Radar. J. Geophys. Res.,
105, 6517-6530.
1999: Marmorino,
G.O., L.K. Shay, B.K. Haus, R.A. Handler, H.C. Graber and M.P. Horne.
An EOF analysis of HF Doppler radar current measurements of the
Chesapeake Bay buoyant outflow. Cont. Shelf Res., 19,
271 – 288.
1998:
Kaihatu, J.M., R.A. Handler, G.O. Marmorino and L.K. Shay.
Empirical orthogonal function analysis of ocean surface currents
using complex and real-vector methods. J. Atmos. Ocean. Tech.,
15, 927 - 941.
Marks,
F., L.K. Shay and PDT-5. Landfalling tropical cyclones: forecast
problems and associated research opportunities. Bull. Am. Meteor.
Soc., 79(2), 305 - 323.
Marmorino,
G., C.Y. Shen, C.L. Trump, N. Allan, F. Askari, D.B. Trizna and L.K.
Shay. An occluded coastal oceanic front. J. Geophys. Res.,
103(C10), 21,587 - 21,600.
Shay,
L.K., S.J. Lentz, H.C. Graber and B.K. Haus. Current structure
variations detected by HF radar and vector measuring Current meters.
J. Atmos. and Ocean. Tech., 15(1), 237 - 256.
Shay,
L.K., T.N. Lee, E.J. Williams, H.C. Graber and C.G.H. Rooth. Effects
of low frequency current variability on near-inertial submesoscale
vortices. J. Geophys. Res., 103, 18,691 - 18,714.
Shay,
L.K., A.J. Mariano, S.D. Jacob and E.H. Ryan. Mean and near-inertial
ocean current response to hurricane Gilbert. J. Phys. Oceanogr.,
28, 858 - 889.
1997:
Chapman R.D., L.K. Shay, H.C. Graber, J.B. Edson, A. Karachintsev,
C.L. Trump and D.B. Ross. On the accuracy of HF radar surface current
measurements: Intercomparisons with ship-based sensors. J.
Geophys. Res., 102, 18737 - 18748.
Chin,
D., S. Chinthamreddy, L.K. Shay and H.C. Graber. The structure of
ocean-surface currents measured by Doppler radar. IEEE, J. of
Oceanic Engineer. 22(1), 156 - 167.
Graber,
H.C., B.K. Haus, R.D. Chapman, and L.K. Shay. HF radar comparisons
with moored estimates of Current speed and direction: expected
differences and implications. J. Geophys. Res., 102,
18749-18766.
Haus,
B.K., H.C. Graber and L.K. Shay. Synoptic measurement of dynamic
oceanic features. Oceanogr., 10(2), 45 - 48.
Shay,
L.K. and S.W. Chang. Free surface effects on the near-inertial ocean
current response to a hurricane: A revisit. J. Phys. Oceanogr.,
27(1), 23 - 39.
Shay,
L.K. Internal wave-driven surface currents from HF radar. Oceanogr.
, 10(2), 60 - 63.
1996: Shay,
L.K., P.C. Zhang, H.C. Graber and E.J. Walsh. Simulated surface wave
current interactions during SWADE. The
Global Atmosphere-Ocean System, 5(2), 125 - 151.
Walsh,
E.J., L.K. Shay, H.C. Graber, A. Guillaume, D. Vandamark, D.E. Hines,
R.N. Swift and J.F. Scott. Observations of surface wave-current
interaction during SWADE. The Global Atmosphere-Ocean System,
5(2), 99 - 124.
1995: Hauser,
D., G. Caudal and L.K. Shay. Behavior of the ocean radar
cross-section at low incidence, observed in the vicinity of the Gulf
Stream. IEEE Transactions in Geosci. and Remote Sens., 33(1),
162 - 171.
Shay,
L.K., H.C. Graber, D.B. Ross and R. Chapman. Mesoscale ocean surface
current structure detected by High-Frequency Radar. J. Atmos.
Ocean. Tech., 12(4), 881 - 900.
1994: Shay,
L.K., E.J. Walsh and P.C. Zhang. Orbital velocities induced by
surface waves. J. Atmos. Ocean. Tech., 11(4), Part 2,
1117 - 1125.
1992: Shay,
L.K., P.G. Black, A.J. Mariano, J.D. Hawkins and R.L. Elsberry.
Upper ocean response to hurricane Gilbert. J. Geophys. Res., 97,
20,227 - 20,248.
1990: Shay,
L.K., S.W. Chang and R.L. Elsberry. Free surface effects on the
near-inertial current response to a hurricane. J. Phys.
Oceanogr., 20, 1405 - 1424.
1989: Black,
P.G., R.L. Elsberry, L.K. Shay, R. Partridge and J.D. Hawkins.
Hurricane Josephine surface winds and ocean response determined from
air-deployed drifting buoys and concurrent research aircraft data.
J. Atmos. Ocean. Tech., 5, 683 - 698.
Shay,
L.K., R.L. Elsberry and P.G. Black. Vertical structure of the ocean
current response to a hurricane. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 19,
1249 - 1269.
1988: Black,
P.G., R.L. Elsberry and L.K. Shay. Airborne surveys of ocean current
and temperature perturbations induced by hurricanes. Adv.
Underwater Tech., 16, 51 - 59.
1987: Shay,
L.K. and R.L. Elsberry. Near-inertial ocean current response to
hurricane Frederic. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 17, 1249 –
1269. Other
works & publication:
2018:
Archer, M., M. Roughan, S. Keating, R lumpkin, l. K. Shay, and F. Beron-Vera. Intercomparison of two
analogous western boundary currents. 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting, Portland, Oregon (abstract).
Gordon, C., K. Fennel, A. Kuhn, L.K. Shay, and J. Brewster. Are surface chlorophyll measurements
sufficient to accurately estimate primary production in the Gulf of Mexico? Biogeochemical Argo
Science and Regional Profiling Float Studies, 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting, Portland, Oregon
(abstract).
Halliwell, G., V. Kourafalou, M. F. Mahari, R. Dominques, R. Atlas, M. Le Henaff, I. Androulidakis, and
L. K. Shay. Observing system evaluation: OSSE assessment of assimilating rapid-response pre-storm
airborne ocean profiler survey for improving ocean model initialization in a coupled hurricane
prediction system. 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting, 12-16 February, Portland, Oregon (abstract)
Hiron, L., B. Jaimes and L. K. Shay. Multistep baroclinic instability during a Loop Current Eddy shedding
event. Observations and modelling studies of the Loop Current Session. 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting,
12-16 February, Portland, Oregon (abstract).
Kim, H.-S., P. Black, N. Bond, S.Chen, J. Cione, J. Dong, I. Ginis, G. Halliwell, S. Jayne, B. Liu, A.
Mehra, E. Sanabia, L. Shay, V. Tallapragada, B.Thomas, J. Zhang, P. Fitzpatrick, and Z. Lin,
Ocean model tiger team: ocean model impact study for hurricane forcing. 98th AMS Annual Meeting
(2018), Coupled Processes of Atmosphere, Land, and Hydrology Prediction Models, 32nd Conference
on Hydrology, 8-12 January, Austin, TX, (abstract)
Kim, H.-S., P. Black, N. Bond, S.Chen, J. Cione, J. Dong, I. Ginis, G. Halliwell, S. Jayne, B. Liu, A.
Mehra, E. Sanabia, L. Shay, V. Tallapragada, B.Thomas, J. Zhang, P. Fitzpatrick, and Z. Lin.
Ocean model tiger team: ocean model impact study for hurricane forcing. 2018 Ocean Sciences
Meeting, 12-16 February, Portland, Oregon (abstract)
Maturi, E., L. K. Shay, J. Brewster, D. Donahue, and E. Leuliette. NOAA’s operational ocean heat content
product suite: A source for climate studies. 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting, 12-16 February, Portland,
Oregon (abstract).
Rudzin, J., L. K. Shay, and W. Johns. Investigating the influence of upper ocean salinity stratification on
the SST response during tropical cyclone wind forcing. 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting, 12-16
February, Portland, Oregon (abstract).
Shay, L. K., J. K. Brewster, E. Maturi, D. Donahue, and E. Leuliette, Satellite derived ocean heat content
variability for operational tropical cyclone intensity forecasting. 98th AMS Annual Meeting (2018),
Satellite Meteorology and Oceanography Session, 8-12 January, Austin, TX, (abstract)
Shay, L. K., P. Furze, H. Fargher, J. K. Brewster, B. Jaimes, K. Fennel and C. Gordon, APEX-EM
measurements of physical and biochemical oceanic variability. Ocean Sensors for climate Studies
Session. 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting, 12-16 February, Portland, Oregon (abstract)
Shay, L. K., P. Furze, H. Fargher, J. K. Brewster,B. Jaimes, K. Fennel, C. Gordon and R. He. APEX-EM
Float performance measuring ocean structure. Session 5, 2018 GoMRI Meeting, New Orleans, LA
(abstract)
Shay. L., J. Brewster, E. Maturi, E. Leuliette, B. Jaimes, J. Zhang, E. Sanabia, S. Jayne, D. Donahue, J.
Wadler, J. Rudzin and l. Hiron. Observd ocean-atmosphere interactions during the 2017 hurricane
season; Implications for climate change. 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting, 12-16 February, Portland,
Oregon (abstract).
2017:
Jaimes, B., L. K. Shay and J. K. Brewster, Observed Air-Sea Interactions in Tropical Cyclone Isaac
Over Loop Current Mesoscale Eddy Features. Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative Oil Spill and
Ecosystem Conference, 6-9 Feb, New Orleans, LA (abstract)
Shay, L. K., J. Brewster, E. Maturi, D. Donahue, and J. Lillibridge, Operational ocean heat content
variability at NESDIS from satellite radar altimetry for intensity forecasting. OFCM 71 st
Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, RSMAS, 12-14 March, Miami, FL (abstract)
Shay, L. K., J. K. Brewster, E. Maturi, D. Donahue, E. Leuliette, B. Jaimes, J. Zhang. Satellite derived
ocean heat content variability: implications for weather and climate. AVISO-CNES Ocean Surface
Topography Science Team Meeting, Miami, FL, 23-27 Oct, (Keynote Abstract)
Shay, L. K., J. Martinez, and M. Archer. Progress on HF radar measurements across the Florida straits.
SECOORA Annual Meeting, 13-15 May 2017, Melbourne Beach, FL (abstract)
2016:
Shay, L. K., J. Brewster and E. Maturi, Investigation of Cryosat-2 data as an altimeter source for ingest
into the NESDIS Ocean Heat Content Product, Tech. Report. V2.1, Satellite Products and Review
Board, NOAA National Environmental Satellite Data Information Service, World Weather and
Climate Research Center, College Park, MD (27 pp.)
Shay, L. K., J. Brewster, E. Maturi, D. Donahue, and J. Lillibridge, Operational ocean heat content
variability estimates from altimetry: Implications for weather and climate studies. AGU Fall Meeting
12-18 Dec. San Francisco, CA (abstract)
Shay, L. K., M. Archer and J. Martinez, Coastal ocean observing in the Straits of Florida
using HF radar, South Florida Caribbean Cooperative Ecosystems Unit, CESU Meeting,
Biscayne National Park, Florida, 21 Oct, (abstract)
Shay, L. K., Characterizing the Loop Current complex response to hurricane forcing, AMS
Chapter, USF, St. Petersburg, FL 10 March, 2016, (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., P. Furze, K. Fennel, R. He, B. Jaimes, A. Larent, J. Zambon, J. Brewster, M.
Archer, L. Yu and L. McGee, Three-dimensional gulf circulation and biogeochemical
processes unveiled by state of the art profiling technologies and data assimilative ocean
models. Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill and Ecosystem Conference, 1-4 Feb 2016, Tampa, FL
(abstract)
Archer, M., L. K. Shay and W. Johns, Spatial-temporal variability of the Florida Current:
HF radar observations in stream coordinates. AGU Ocean Science Meeting, 21-26 Feb,
New Orleans, LA (abstract)
Brewster, J. K., L. K. Shay, E. Maturi, D. Donahue, and J. Lillibridge, Upper ocean heat
content variability in the Pacific ocean. AGU Ocean Science Meeting, 21-26 Feb,
New Orleans, LA (abstract)
Rudzin, J., L. K. Shay, B. Jaimes, and J. K. Brewster, Three-dimensional in situ
measurements of a large anticyclonic eddy and surrounding waters in the eastern Caribbean
Sea. AGU Ocean Science Meeting, 21-26 Feb, New Orleans, LA (abstract)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaiames and E. Uhlhorn, Upper ocean momentum response to hurricane
forcing. AGU Ocean Science Meeting, 21-26 Feb, New Orleans, LA (abstract)
Jaimes, B., and L. K. Shay, Enhanced wind-driven downwelling flow in warm oceanic eddy
features during the intensification of Isaac (2012). AGU Ocean Science Meeting,21-26 Feb,
New Orleans, LA (abstract)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, and E. Uhlhorn, Thermal and momentum Loop Current response hurricanes. 32 nd
AMS Hurricane and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 17-23 April, San Juan, PR (Abstract)
Jaimes, B., L. K. Shay, and J. Brewster, A positive feedback mechanism for tropical cyclone
intensification over warm mesoscale ocean features. 32 nd AMS Hurricane and Tropical Meteorology
Conference, 17-23 April, San Juan, PR (Abstract)
Brewster, J. and L. K. Shay, South Pacific ocean climatology (SPOC). 32 n AMS Hurricane and Tropical
Meteorology Conference, 17-23 April, San Juan, PR (Abstract)
Rudzin, J. and L. K. Shay, Enthalpy fluxes in tropical cyclones over the Caribbean Sea relative to oceanic
variability. 32 n AMS Hurricane and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 17-23 April, San Juan, PR
(Abstract)
Halliwell, G., L. K. Shay, J. Dong, and H-S Kim, The importance of accurately representing the surface
momentum flux driving upper ocean currents for coupled hurricane prediction. 32 nd AMS Hurricane
and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 17-23 April, San Juan, PR (Abstract)
Kim, H-S, G. Halliwell, V. Tallapragada, P. Black, S, Chen, J. Cione, I. Ginis, B. Liu, L. Miller, S. Jayne,
E. Sanabia, L. K. Shay, E. Uhlhorn, and L. Zhu, Ocean model impact study for coupled hurricane
prediction: An HFIP initiative. 32 nd AMS Hurricane and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 17-23
April, San Juan, PR (Abstract)
Steffen, J. D., S. Chen, L. K. Shay and B. Jaimes, Observations of a self-induced barrier layer. 32 nd AMS
Hurricane and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 17-23 April, San Juan, PR (Abstract)
2015:
Shay, L. K., J. Martinez, and M. Archer, Coastal current and wave response to hurricane Jeanne:
implications for storm surge modeling.-EGU Meeting, 12-17 April, Vienna, Austria (Abstract)
Uhlhorn, E., B. Jaimes, J. J. Cione and L. K. Shay. Coupled ocean-atmosphere interactions observed
during hurricane Edouard, 69 th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, 4- 7 March, Office of the
Federal Coordinator, Jacksonville, FL (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., J. Martinez, and M. Archer, Coastal current and wave response to hurricane Jeanne:
implications for storm surge modeling. 69 th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, 4- 7 March,
Office of the Federal Coordinator, Jacksonville, FL (Abstract)
Chen, S., J. Cummings, J. Schmidt, P. Black, E. Sanabia, and L. K. Shay, Sensitivity of ocean sampling
for coupled COAMPS-TC prediction. 69 th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, 4- 7 March,
Office of the Federal Coordinator, Jacksonville, FL (Abstract)
Jaimes, B. and L. K. Shay, Enhanced downwelling in a warm core eddy during hurricane Isaac’s
intensification. Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative Oil Spill and Ecosystem Conference, 15-18 Feb,
Houston, TX (abstract)
Maturi, E., D. Donohue, L. K. Shay, J. Brewster, J. Guo, NOAA Operational Oceanic Heat Content
Product Suite at NESDIS. NOAA/Navy/NASA Ocean Surface Topography Workshop, 20-23 Oct,
Reston, VA (abstract)
Shay, L. K., Requirements for ocean measurements during hurricanes NOAA Analysis of Alternatives,
13-14 Oct, College Park, MD (abstract)
Archer, M., L. K. Shay, and J. Martinez-Pedraja, Evaluation of WERA HF radar observations:
Currents, winds and waves. IEEE Current, Waves, and Turbulence Workshop, 10-13 Aug, St.
Petersburg, FL (abstract)
Shay, L. K., Ocean observing in the Intra-American seas. US Clivar Intra-American Seas panel meeting,
8-10 Sept, Virtual Workshop, (Abstract)
Archer, M., L. K. Shay, and W. Johns, The Florida current in stream coordinates: mean jet profile and
structural variability from HF radar measurements. Asian Oceanic and Geophysics Society, 3-7 Aug,
Singapore (Abstract)
Jaimes, B., L. K. Shay and E. W. Uhlhorn, Enthalpy and momentum fluxes during hurricane Earl (2010)
relative to underlying ocean features. Asian Oceanic and Geophysics Society, 3-7 Aug, Singapore
(Abstract)
Shay, L. K., E. C. McCaskill, J. Brewster and E. Maturi, Remotely sensed oceanic heat content product for
the North Pacific Ocean. Asian Oceanic and Geophysics Society, 3-7 Aug, Singapore (Abstract)
2014:
Archer, M., L. K. Shay and J. Martinez-Pedraja, Sensing oceanic cyclones and anticyclones across a
western boundary current using WERA high frequency radars. Asian Oceanic and Geophysics Society,
28 Jul- 4 Aug, Sapporo, Japan (Abstract)
Jaimes, B., L. K. Shay, and J. K. Brewster. Upwelling and mixing processes induced by hurricane Isaac
over geostrophically balanced ocean eddies. 2014 Ocean Sciences Meeting , 23 . 28 Feb., Honolulu, HI
(Abstract)
Maturi, E., L. K. Shay, and J. K. Brewster. An operational ocean heat content product suite at NOAA
NESDIS, 94th Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society, 2-7 Feb, Atlanta, GA
(Abstract)
McCaskill, E. C., L. K. Shay and J. K. Brewster. The systematically merged Pacific Ocean regional
temperature and salinity (SPORTS) climatology for typhoon intensity forecasts. 68th Interdepartmental
Hurricane Conference, 4- 7 March, Office of the Federal Coordinator, World Weather Research Center,
College Park, MD (Abstract).
McCaskill, E. C., L. K. Shay and J. K. Brewster. The systematically merged Pacific Ocean regional
temperature and salinity (SPORTS) climatology for typhoon intensity forecasts. 31th AMS Hurricane
and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 31 Mar-4 April, San Diego, CA (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, J. K. Brewster, C. McCaskill, E. W. Uhlhorn, and G. Halliwell. Progress on upper
ocean measurement sampling strategies during hurricanes: AXCP and AXCTD profiling. 68th
Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, 4-7 March, Office of the Federal Coordinator, World
Weather Research Center, College Park, MD (Abstract).
Shay, L. K, E. C. McCaskill, and J. K. Brewster. Oceanic impacts on super typhoon Haiyan. 31th AMS
Hurricane and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 31 Mar-4 April, San Diego, CA (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, and E. W. Uhlhorn. Observed enthalpy fluxes during the rapid intensity change of
Hurricane Earl relative to underlying ocean features. 23-28 Feb. 2014 Ocean Sciences Meeting,
Honolulu, HI (Abstract)
Shay, L. K, E. C. McCaskill, and J. K. Brewster. Oceanic impacts on super typhoon Haiyan. Asian Oceanic
and Geophysics Society, 28 Jul- 4 Aug, Sapporo, Japan (Abstract)
2013:
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, R. Schuster, and J. Brewster: Upwelling induced response by hurricane Isaac.
Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative Conference, 21-23 Jan, New Orleans, LA, (Abstract)
Schuster, R., L. K. Shay, B. Jaimes, J. Brewster, and W Teague, Deep ocean response induced by hurricane
Ivan along the northern rim of the DeSoto Canyon. Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative Conference, 21-
23 Jan, New Orleans, LA, (Abstract-Poster)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, J. Brewster, R. Schuster, G. Halliwell, and W. Teague, Characterization of the
oceanic response to slow and fast moving hurricanes over the DeSoto Canyon. 10-11 Sept, GoMRI
Deep-C Consortium Meeting Workshop, Tallahassee, FL (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, J. K. Brewster, and R. Schuster, Impact of eddies on upwelling induced by
hurricane Isaac. 67th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, Office of the Federal
Coordinator, Washington, DC (Abstract).
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, and E. W. Uhlhorn, Enthalpy and momentum fluxes during the rapid intensification
of hurricane Earl over the North Atlantic Ocean. AGU Meeting of the Americas, 13-17 May, Cancun,
MX (Abstract)
Jaimes, B., L. K. Shay, J. Brewster, and R. Schuster, Upwelling Response to Hurricane Isaac in geostrophic
oceanic vortices, AGU Meeting of the Americas, 13-17 May, Cancun, MX (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., Resolving submesoscale surface current variability along a western boundary current by HF
radar. Gordon Research Conference on Coastal Ocean Circulation, 9-14 June, University of New
England, Biddeford, MN, (Invited)
Shay, L. K., J. Martinez-Pedraja, B. K. Haus, and C. Whelan, Combining Seasonde and WERA high
frequency radars to map coastal ocean circulation. Asian Oceanic and Geophysics Society, 24-28 June,
Brisbane, Australia (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, J. Brewster and R. Schuster, Impact of eddies on upwelling processes induced by
hurricanes. Asian Oceanic and Geophysics Society, 24-28 June, Brisbane, Australia (Invited Abstract)
McCaskill, E. C., J. K. Brewster, and L. K. Shay, Creation of the systematically merged Pacific Ocean
temperature and salinity (SPORTS) climatology for typhoon intensity forecasts. 2013 Asian Ocean
and Geophysics Society, 24-28 June, Brisbane, Australia (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, J. Brewster, R. Schuster, G. Halliwell, and W. Teague, Characterization of the
oceanic response to slow and fast moving hurricanes over the DeSoto Canyon. 10-11 Sept, GoMRI
Deep-C Consortium Meeting Workshop, Tallahassee, FL (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., J. Brewster and E. Maturi, Algorithm Theoretical Basis Document: Satellite-derived Oceanic
Heat Content Product, V2.5, Satellite Products and Review Board, NOAA National Environmental
Satellite Data Information Service, World Weather Research Center, College Park, MD (42pp).
2012:
Shay, L. K., Tropical cyclone induced air-sea interactions across warm oceanic fronts. 2012 Asian Ocean
and Geophysics Society, 13-17 Aug, Singapore (Abstract)
Shay, L.K, Tropical cyclone induced air-sea interactions across warm oceanic fronts. 2012 European
Geophysical Union, 23-27 April, Vienna, Austria (Abstract).
Jaimes, B., L. K. Shay and G. R. Halliwell, Sea surface temperature response to tropical cyclones in
quasigeostrophic oceanic vorticies. 30th AMS Hurricane and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 16-20
April, Ponte Vedra, FL (Abstract)
McCaskill, E. C., J. K. Brewster, and L. K. Shay, Creation of the systematically merged Pacific Ocean
temperature and salinity (SPORTS) climatology for typhoon intensity forecasts. 30th AMS Hurricane
and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 16-20, April, Ponte Vedra, FL (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, J. K. Brewster, P. Meyers, C. McCaskill, E. W. Uhlhorn, F. D. Marks, G. R.
Halliwell, O. M. Smedsted and P. Hogan. Resolving eddy shedding processes from the Loop Current
During Deep Water Horizon (2010): Implications for coupled forecast intensity models. 30th AMS
Hurricane and Tropical Meteorology Conference, 16-20 April, Ponte Vedra, FL (Abstract)
Brewster, J. K., P. Meyers, and L. K. Shay, Systematically merged Atlantic regional temperature and
salinity (SMARTS) climatology: Application to hurricane Earl. 30th AMS Hurricane and Tropical
Meteorology, 16-20 April, Ponte Vedra, FL.
Shay, L. K., Advancing Technologies to improve oceanic analyses and products. In Hurricane
Symposium, Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society, 22-27 January, New Orleans,
LA, (Invited Abstract).
Ault, J. S., L. K. Shay, J. Luo, J. Brewster, N. Hammerslag, P. Meyers, B. Jaimes, and J. R. Rooker,
Integrating animal borne sensors (ABS) with SMARTS climatology model to improve forecasts of
hurricane intensity and fishery dynamics. 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting, 19-24 Feb., Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Shay, L. K., J. Martinez-Pedraja, B. K. Haus, M. Archer, and A. Brad Parks, Submesoscale surface current
Variability along the Florida Current, 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting, Salt Lake City, Utah (Abstract)
Archer, M., A. B. Parks, L. K. Shay, and J. Martinez-Pedraja, Resolving oceanic eddy variability in HF
radar derived surface currents using Okubo-Weiss. 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting, Salt Lake City,
Utah (Abstract)
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, J. K. Brewster, S. Paul and T. Richards, Improving the oceanic data acquisition
system for research aircraft. 66th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, Office of the Federal
Coordinator, Charleston, SC, (Abstract).
Shay, L. K., Patrick Meyers, and J. K. Brewster, Systematically merged Atlantic regional temperature and
salinity (SMARTS) climatology: Application to hurricanes Earl and Karl. 66th Interdepartmental
Hurricane Conference, Office of the Federal Coordinator, Charleston, SC (Abstract).
2011:
Halliwell, G. R., L. K. Shay, D. Willey, J. Brewster, B. Jaimes, amd G. Goni, Improving ocean model
performance in coupled forecast models through oceanic initialization. 65th Interdepartmental Hurricane
Conference, Office of the Federal Coordinator of Meteorological Services, 28 Feb to 3March, Miami,
FL, (abstract).
Evaluation and improvement of ocean model parameterizations for NCEP operations. 65th
Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, Office of the Federal Coordinator of Meteorological Services,
28 Feb to 3March, Miami, FL, (abstract).
Shay, L. K., B. Jaimes, J. Brewster, P. Meyers, C. McCaskill, S. Paul, E. Uhlhorn, F. Marks and G. R.
Hallliwell, Real time oceanic measurements of the Loop Current and Warm Core Eddy during the
Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: Implication for hurricane intensity. 65th Interdepartmental Hurricane
Conference, Office of the Federal Coordinator of Meteorological Services, 28 Feb to 3March, Miami,
FL, (abstract).
Shay, L. K., Airborne mapping of the Loop Current During DeepWater Horizon. Gulf of Mexico
Information Transfer Meeting, BOEMRE, 22-24 March, New Orleans, LA (abstract)
Shay, L. K., Resolving Loop Current and eddy variability from NOAA research aircraft measurements:
Implications for tropical cyclone-ocean interactions. International Workshop on Tropical Cyclone-
Ocean Interaction in the Northwest Pacific, Korea Ocean Research Development Institute and Korean
Typhoon Center, 11-13 May, Jeju Island, South Korea (abstract).
Shay, L. K., Aircraft surveys of Loop Current variability during Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill , JSOST for
Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, 25-26 Oct, St. Petersburg, FL, (abstract)
2010:
Brewster, J. K., G. R. Halliwell, L. K. Shay, and W. J. Teague, Evaluation of an ocean model response to
Hurricane Ivan over the Northern Gulf of Mexico continental shelf and slope, AGU Ocean Sciences
Meeting, 22-26 February, Portland, Oregon, (abstract)
Shay, L. K., Oceanic heat content variability for hurricane intensity forecasting ,AGU Ocean Sciences
Meeting, 22-26 February, Portland, Oregon (abstract)
Parks, A. B., L. K. Shay, and J. Martinez-Pedraja, Resolving submesoscale eddies in the Straits of Florida
with HF radar and the Okubo-Weiss Parameter, AGU Ocean Sciences Meeting, 22-26 February, Portland
Oregon (abstract)
Jaimes de la Cruz, B. and L. K. Shay, Upper ocean cooling in the Loop Current system during Hurricanes
Katrina and Rita. AGU Ocean Sciences Meeting, 22-26 February, Portland, Oregon (abstract)
Shay, L.K., G. Halliwell, B. Jaimes, J. Brewster, and W. Teague, Joint Hurricane Testbed Project: Evaluation
and improvement of ocean model parameterizations for NCEP operations, 64th Interdepartmental
Hurricane Conference, Office of the Federal Coordinator of Meteorological Services,1-4 March, Savannah,
GA, (abstract 7.4)
Halliwell, G. R., D. Willey, J. Brewster, B. Jaimes, L.K. Shay, and R. Atlas, The potential role of ocean
observing system simulation experiments for improving ocean model initialization in coupled hurricane
forecast models, 64th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, Office of the Federal Coordinator of
Meteorological Services,1-4 March, Savannah, GA, (abstract P.4)
Meyers, P. C., J. K. Brewster, and L. K. Shay, The SMARTS climatology, 64th Interdepartmental Hurricane
Conference, Office of the Federal Coordinator of Meteorological Services,1-4 March, Savannah, GA,
(abstract 6.1)
Meyers, P., L. K. Shay and J. Brewster. The systematically merged Atlantic regional temperature and
salinity climatology (SMARTS). 29th AMS Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, 10-14
May 2010, Tuscon, AZ (Abstract)
Meyers, P. , L.K. Shay, and J.K. Brewster. The systematically merged Atlantic regional temperature
and salinity (SMARTS) climatology for satellite derived ocean thermal structure. 17th Conference on
Satellite Meteorology and Oceanography. 27-30 Sept. 2010, American Meteorological Society. Annapolis,
MD.(Abstract Presentation 7.4).
Shay, L. K., Oceanic-atmospheric interactions during tropical cyclones, National Remote Sensing Center,
ISRO, Department of Space, India, 25-26 March, Utilization of Satellite-Derived oceanic heat content
studies for cyclone studies, 21pp.
Shay, L.K., G. Halliwell, B. Jaimes, J. Brewster, and W. Teague, Joint Hurricane Testbed Project: Evaluation
and improvement of ocean model parameterizations for NCEP operations, 2nd NOAA USWRP Testbed
Workshop, ESRL,3-5 May Boulder, CO, (abstract)
Shay, L. K., H. Seim, R. Weisberg, D. Savidge, G. Voulgaris, G. Maul, K. Speer, P. Welsh, and R. Driscoll,
High Frequency Radar Gap Analysis in SECOORA, NOAA-IOOS, Silver Spring, MD, 11 pp.
2009:
Shay, L. K.. Air-Sea Interactions during tropical cyclone passage (Invited), IUGG Tropical Cyclone
Symposium Montreal, Canada, 19-29 July (abstract).
2008:
Brewster, J., L.K. Shay and M. Mainelli. Satellite-derived oceanic heat content variability in the Eastern
Pacific Ocean for hurricane intensity forecasting (abstract), Ocean Sciences Meeting, 3-7 March ,
Orlando, Florida.
Brewster, J., L.K. Shay and M. Mainelli. Eastern Pacific Ocean heat content estimates from altimetry for
operational hurricane intensity forecasts (abstract), 28th Conference Hurricanes and Tropical
Meteorology, 28 April to 2 March, Orlando, FL
Haus, B.K., R. Ramos, T.M. Cook, L.K. Shay, P.A. Work, G. Voulgaris, L.R. Wyatt, J. Martinez. HF
Radar wave measurement over a high current shear region in the Florida Straits (abstract), Ocean
Sciences Meeting, 3-7 March , Orlando, Florida.
Halliwell, G., L.K. Shay, J. Brewster, and W. Teague. Improving the ocean model response to tropical
cyclones (abstract), 28th Conference Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, 28 April to 2 March,
Orlando, FL
Jaimes, B. and L. K. Shay. Modulation of hurricane-induced mixed layer cooling in Gulf of Mexico’s
mesoscale oceanic eddies (abstract), Ocean Sciences Meeting, 3-7 March , Orlando, Florida.
Jaimes, B. and L. K.Shay. Hurricane-induced differential mixed layer cooling over strong oceanic
background flows (abstract), 28th Conference Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, 28 April to 2
March, Orlando, FL
Martinez-Pedraja, J., L. K. Shay, B. K. Haus, P. Vertes, B. Parks, M. Bushnell, K. Grissom, J. Dusault.
Interoperability between Sea-sonde and WERA HF radar in the Florida Current (abstract),
Ocean Sciences Meeting, 3-7 March , Orlando, Florida.
Parks, A. B., Lynn K. Shay, Jorge Martinez-Pedraja, Klaus-Werner Gurgel ,Brian K. Haus, and William E.
Johns. Observed submesoscale surface current variability in the Florida Straits detected by
WERA (abstract), Ocean Sciences Meeting, 3-7 March ,Orlando, Florida.
Shay, L. K., J. Martinez, M. Powell, B.K. Haus, and J. Brewster. Coastal ocean surface current response to
hurricane Jeanne detected by WERA (abstract), Ocean Sciences Meeting, 3-7 March , Orlando,
Florida.
Shay, L. K., G. Halliwell, and J. Brewster. Joint Hurricane Testbed Project: Evaluation and Improvement
of Ocean Model Parameterizations for NCEP Operations (abstract), 62th Interdepartmental
Hurricane Conference, 3-7 March, Charleston, South Carolina
Shay, L.K., J. Martinez, M. Powell, B.K. Haus, and J. Brewster. Observed coastal surface currents, winds
and waves during hurricane Jeanne using shorebased high frequency radars (abstract), 62th
Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, 3-7 March, Charleston, South Carolina
Shay, L. K., J. Martinez, M. Powell, B.K. Haus, and J. Brewster. Coastal ocean surface current response to
hurricane Jeanne detected by WERA (abstract), 28th Conference Hurricanes and Tropical
Meteorology, 28 April to 2 March, Orlando, FL
Shay, L. K. (Invited) Oceanic impacts on tropical cyclone intensity changes (abstract) In Basic Studies
on Turbulence in Atmospheric and Oceanic Boundary Layers Session, European Geophysical Union,
13- 18 April, Vienna, Austria
Uhlhorn E. W., and L.K. Shay. Simulating the baroclinic ocean current response to a tropical
cyclone (abstract), 28th Conference Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, 28 April to 2 March,
Orlando, FL
2007:
Shay,L.K. and J. K. Brewster. Oceanic Heat Content Variability in the Eastern Pacific Ocean for
SHIPS: Implications for Hurricane Intensity. Final Report: NOAA Joint Hurricane Testbed, August 2007,
31 pp.
Shay,L.K., D. Savidge, H. Seim, R. Styles, and R. Weisberg. High frquency radar observing systems in Souteast Atlantic Coastal Ocean Observing System, ONR Final Report, Arlington, VA, 31 pp.
Shay, L.K, A. B. Parks, B.K. Haus, J. Martinez-Pedraja, W.E. John,s, K.-W. Gurgel, and T.M. Cook,
Resolving coastal ocean eddy activity in surface velocity signatures from Wellen Radars and an acoustic
Doppler current profiler. IEEE Oceans 2007, Aberdeen Scotland, 18-21 June 2007, 6pp.
Haus, B.K., M. Wang, L.K. Shay, and L.R. Wyatt, HF radar observation of wave directional
spectra is a strong current regime. IEEE Oceans 2007, Aberdeen Scotland, 18-21 June 2007, 6pp.
2006:
Brewster, J. K. and L. K. Shay, Oceanic Heat Content Variability in the Eastern Pacific Ocean for
SHIPS: Implications for Hurricane Intensity.
27th Conference on Tropical Meteorology and Hurricanes. Monterey, CA April 24-28, 2006.
Halliwell, G., L.K. Shay, O.M. Smedstad and E.W. Uhlhorn. Improving ocean basic state initialization
in coupled models. 27th Conference on Tropical Meteorology and Hurricanes.
Monterey, CA April 24-28, 2006.
Jacob, S.D., L.K. Shay, and G. Halliwell. Evaluation of ocean mixing parameterization schemes in couple models.
27th Conference on Tropical Meteorology and Hurricanes. Monterey, CA April 24-28, 2006.
Jaimes, B. L.K. Shay, T.M. Cook, E. Uhlhorn, G. Halliwell, and P.G. Black. Variability in the Loop Current during the passage of hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
27th Conference on Tropical Meteorology and Hurricanes. Monterey, CA April 24-28, 2006.
Shay, L.K. and E. Uhlhorn. Loop Current interactions to hurricanes Isidore and Lili.
27th Conference on Tropical Meteorology and Hurricanes. Monterey, CA April 24-28, 2006.
Uhlhorn, E. and L.K. Shay. Mechanical and vorticity budgets in the oceanic mixed layer during tropic cyclones.
27th Conference on Tropical Meteorology and Hurricanes. Monterey, CA April 24-28, 2006.
Shay, L.K. Measurements of the upper ocean during tropical cyclone passage: Decadal Progress
50thAnniversary Hurricane Research Division Symposium. Miami, FL May 18-23, 2006.
Parks, A. B. , L.K. Shay, W.E. Johns, T.M. Cook, B.K. Haus, J. Martinez-Pedraja. Observing eddy
activity using Wellen Radars and a moored acoustic Doppler current profiler in the Florida Straits.
Ocean Sciences Meeting. Honolulu, Hawaii, February 20-24, 2006.
Shay, L.K., T.M. Cook, B.K. Haus, J. Martinez-Pedraja, H. Peters, W.E. Johns, K.-W. Gurgel.
Real-time surface velocity mapping using Wellen Radars in the Florida Straits.
Ocean Sciences Meeting. Honolulu, Hawaii, February 20-24, 2006.
Haus, B.K., R. Ramos, T.M. Cook, L.K. Shay, P.A. Work, G. Voulgaris, L. R. Wyatt, and J. Martinez-Pedraja.
HF Radar wave measurement over a high current shear region in the Florida Straits.
Ocean Sciences Meeting. Honolulu, Hawaii, February 20-24, 2006.
Shay, L.K. N. Surgi, and J. Cione. 2006: Air-Sea interactions in tropical cyclones. Proceedings from a National Center for Environmental Prediction Workshop, Camp Springs, Maryland, 24-25 May 2005, 34 pp.
2005: Shay,
L.K. S.D. Jacob, T.M. Cook, W. Segura, M. McGauley and C. Zhang.
Airborne Expendable Current, Temperature and Salinity Profiling in
EPIC 2001: Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science,
University of Miami, RSMAS 2005-02, 40pp.
Shay,
L.K., T. Cook, B. Haus, J. Martinez and R. Weisberg. High frequency
radar mapping of surface currents using WERA. Radio Oceanography
Workshop-5, Costanoa, CA, 3-6 May 2005.
Cook,
T.M., L.K. Shay, B. Haus and J. Martinez. Backscatter in the Stream:
Initial results from East Florida Shelf WERANET. Radio Oceanography
Workshop-5, Costanoa, CA, 3-6 May 2005.
Shay, L.K. Positive feedback regimes during tropcial cyclone passage.
14th Conference on the Interaction of the Sea and Air, 86th American
Meteorological Society Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, 7 pp.
Shay, L.K. T.M. Cook, B.K. Haus, K.-W. Gurgel, H. Peters, J. Martinez-Pedraja, T. Helzel, W.E. Johns.
Realtime surface velocity mapping using Wellen radars in the Florida Straits.
The Oceanography Society (TOS)-Int'l Ocean Research Conference, Paris, France, June 3-11, 2005.
Shay, L.K., E.W. Uhlhorn, S.D. Jacob, T.M. Cook, S. Guhin, and G. Halliwell.
A tale of two hurricanes: upper ocean response to Isidore and Lili.
The Oceanography Society (TOS)-Int'l Ocean Research Conference, Paris, France, June 3-11, 2005.
2004: Martinez-Pedraja,
J., L.K. Shay, T.M. Cook, B.K. Haus. Very high frequency radar
measurements of surface currents along the inshore boundary of the
Florida Current during NRL2001: Rosenstiel School of Marine and
Atmospheric Science, University of Miami, RSMAS 2004-03, 32 pp.
Black,
M. L., F. D. Marks, R. F. Rogers, L.K. Shay, B. A. Albrecht and H. E.
Willoughby. The mean structure of vertical velocities and radar
reflectivities in the hurricane eye-wall as they relate to
environmental wind shear. 26th Conference on Hurricane
and Tropical Meteorology, AMS 3-7 May, Miami Beach, FL, 94-95.
Jacob,
S.D., L.K. Shay, G. Halliwell, C.J. Koblinsky and M.D. Powell.
Surface fluxes and upper ocean budgets during 2002 hurricanes Isidore
and Lili. 26th Conference on Hurricane and Tropical
Meteorology, AMS 3-7 May, Miami Beach, FL, 617-618.
Uhlhorn,
E. W., L.K. Shay. Analysis of Upper-Ocean thermodynamic observations
forced by Hurricane Lili. 26th Conference on Hurricane
and Tropical Meteorology, AMS 3-7 May, Miami Beach, FL, 619-620.
White,
Sean R. and L.K. Shay. Modulations of Surface wave energy over
near-inertial time scales. 26th Conference on Hurricane
and Tropical Meteorology, AMS 3-7 May, Miami Beach, FL, 621-622.
2003: Shay,
L.K., T.M. Cook, B.K. Haus, H.C. Graber, J. Martinez, and Z. Hallock.
Observed surface currents during the Chesapeake Bay Outflow Plume
Experiments. In 1st International Radar Oceanography
Workshop. Timberline, OR, ONR, 137-145.
Shay,
L.K., T.M. Cook, and P.E. An. Submesoscale flows detected by very
high frequency radar and autonomous underwater vehicles. In 1st
International Radar Oceanography Workshop. Timberline, OR, ONR,
129-136.
2002: Black,
M., E. Uhlhorn, S. Feuer, W. Barry and L.K. Shay, The relationship
between GPS dropsonde wind profiles and sea surface temperatures in
hurricane Bret of 1999. In 25th Conference Hurricanes
and Tropical Meteorology. AMS, 29 April – 3 May 2002, San
Diego, CA, p. 551-552.
Cook,
T.M., L.K. Shay, S.D. Jacob, C.W. Wright, P.G. Black, E. Uhlhorn,
Surface wave effects on the ocean mixed layer response to hurricane
Bonnie. In 25th Conference Hurricanes and Tropical
Meteorology. AMS, 29 April – 3 May 2002, San Diego, CA, p.
633-636.
Jacob,
S.D., L.K. Shay and G. Halliwell, Effect of entrainment closure on
the oceanic mixed layer response during tropical cyclone passage: A
numerical investigation. In 25th Conference Hurricanes
and Tropical Meteorology. AMS, 29 April – 3 May 2002, San
Diego, CA, p. 660-661.
Mainelli,
M., M. DeMaria, S.D. Jacob and L.K. Shay, Impact of oceanic heat
content on hurricane intensity forecasts using SHIPS model. In
25th Conference Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology. AMS,
29 April – 3 May 2002, San Diego, CA, p. 627-628.
Shay,
L.K, S. Daniel Jacob, T.M. Cook, M. Mainelli, S.R. White, P.G. Black,
G. Goni, R. Cheney, Hurricane heat potential variability from in situ
and radar altimetry measurements. In 25th Conference
Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology. AMS, 29 April – 3 May
2002, San Diego, CA p. 575-576.
Shay,
L. K., T. Cook, S. D. Jacob, C. Zhang, and M. McGauley, Airborne
expendable current, temperature and salinity profiling in EPIC,
American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, 6-10 Dec 2002, San
Francisco, CA.
White,
S.R., M. Mainelli, S.D. Jacob and L.K. Shay, Hurricane heat potential
estimates from monthly versus seasonal temperature and salinity data.
In 25th Conference Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology.
AMS, 29 April – 3 May 2002, San Diego, CA, p. 128-129.
2001: Shay,
L.K., T.M. Cook, and P.E. An, Submesoscale coastal ocean flows
detected by VHF radar and AUV technology. Oceanogr.,14(1),
49-50.
Shay,
L.K., Hurricane heat potential estimates from satellite radar
altimetry measurements. In 11th Conference on
Satellite Meteorology and Oceanography, American Meteorological
Society, 15- 18 October 2001, Boston, MA, p. 9 – 16.
Shay,
L.K., S.D. Jacob, P.G. Black, and M. Black, Loop current effects on
hurricanes: Hurricane heat potential. Proceedings of the
Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference, Orlando, FL, 6 pp.
2000:
Black, P.G., L.K. Shay, E. Walsh, J. Cione, G. Goni, E. D'Asaro, and
E. Uhlhorn, Hurricane intensity change modulated by air-sea
interaction effects based on unique measurements during the 1998-1999
Seasons, In 24th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical
Meteorology and 10th Air-Sea Interaction Conference,
American Meteorological Society, 29 May - 2 June, Ft. Lauderdale, FL,
p. J7-J8.
Cook,
T.M., H. Peters, L.K. Shay, P.E. An, S. Smith, A.J. Mariano and J.
VanLeer, Submesoscale vortices at the edge of the Florida Current on
the east Florida shelf, In: 2000 Ocean Sciences Meeting. EOS,
Trans., AGU, 80(49). American Geophysical Union, 24-28
January, San Antonio, Texas, p. 115.
Cook,
T.M., L. K.Shay, P.G. Black, G. Goni, M. Huber, S.D. Jacob,
and J. Cione, Coupled air-sea interactions during hurricane Bonnie.
In 24th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical
Meteorology and 10th Air-Sea Interaction Conference,
American Meteorological Society, 29 May - 2 June, Ft. Lauderdale, FL,
p. J68-J69.
Goni,
G.J., L. K. Shay, P. Black, M. Huber, S.D. Jacob, and E. Uhlhorn,
Role of the upper ocean Structure on the intensification of hurricane
Bret from satellite altimetry, In 24th Conference on
Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology and 10th Air-Sea
Interaction Conference, American Meteorological Society, 29 May -
2 June, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, p. J5-J6.
Hallock,
Z.R., P. Pistek, J. L. Miller, H.T. Perkins, and L.K. Shay, A
description of the tides near the Chesapeake Bay entrance using in
situ data and adjoint model. In: 2000 Ocean Sciences Meeting.
EOS, Trans., AGU, Vol. 80, No.49. American Geophysical
Union, 24-28 January, San Antonio, Texas, p. 116.
Huber,
M., L.K. Shay, and R. Pasch, Operational heat content charts at the
Tropical Prediction Center, In 24th Conference on
Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology and 10th Air-Sea
Interaction Conference, American Meteorological Society, 29 May -
2 June, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, p. J9-J10.
Jacob,
S.D., L.K. Shay, P. G. Black, and S. Houston, Upper ocean response to
hurricane wind asymmetries, In 24th Conference on
Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology and 10th Air-Sea
Interaction Conference, American Meteorological Society, 29 May -
2 June, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, p. J66-J67.
Shay,
L.K., T.M. Lee, E. Williams and C.G. Rooth, Near-inertial
submesoscale vortices trapped and advected by the Florida Current,
In: 2000 Ocean Sciences Meeting. EOS, Trans., AGU,
Vol. 80, No.49 American Geophysical Union, 24-28 January, San
Antonio, Texas, p. 101.
Shay,
L.K., P.G. Black, M. Huber, S.D. Jacob, T. Cook, and J. Cione, Global
Analogues of deep warm upper ocean layers: Hurricane heat potential
regions of high heat content, In 24th Conference on
Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology and 10th Air-Sea
Interaction Conference, American Meteorological Society, 29 May -
2 June, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, p. J3-J4.
Uhlhorn,
E., P.G. Black, L.K. Shay, J. Cione, S.D. Jacob, and G. Goni, Warm
core ocean features in the central and eastern Gulf of Mexico, In
24th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology
and 10th Air-Sea Interaction Conference, American
Meteorological Society, 29 May - 2 June, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, p.
147-148.
1999:
Esbensen, D. Raymond, S.M. Gregg, and L.K. Shay , EPIC2001
overview implementation plan. Tech. Report to NSF, EPIC 2001
Scientific Working Group, 28 pp.
Goni,
G.J., M. Huber and L.K. Shay. TOPEX/POSEIDON-derived Atlantic Ocean
hurricane heat content estimates. In: 23rd Conference
on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, 79th American
Meteorological Society Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, January 10 -
15. Vol. II: 1037 – 1040.
Huber,
M., L.K. Shay and G.J. Goni. Atlantic Ocean’s role on intensity
change. In: 23rd Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical
Meteorology, 79th American Meteorological Society
Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, January 10 - 15. Vol. I: 36 – 39.
Jacob,
S.D. and L.K. Shay. Upper ocean response during hurricane Gilbert:
Observational and numerical studies. In: 23rd
Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, 79th
American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas,
January 10 - 15. Vol. II: 1041 – 1044.
Shay,
L.K. Upper ocean response to tropical cyclones. RSMAS Technical
Report 99-003, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric
Science, University of Miami, Miami, Florida, 35pp.
Shay,
L.K. Sea surface temperatures: Are they really enough to predict
intensity change? In: 23rd Conference on Hurricanes and
Tropical Meteorology, 79th American Meteorological
Society Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, January 10 - 15. Vol. I: 32 –
35.
1998:
Black, P.G. and L.K. Shay. Observations of tropical cyclone
intensity change due to air-sea interaction processes. 78th
AMS Annual Meeting: Symposium of Tropical Cyclone Intensity,
January 11 - 16. Phoenix, Arizona. American Meteorological Society,
161-168.
Cook,
T.M. and L.K. Shay. Tidal variability observed with high frequency
radar. 78th AMS Annual Meeting: 2nd
Conference on Coastal Atmospheric and Oceanic Prediction and
Processes, January 11 - 16. Phoenix, Arizona. American
Meteorological Society, 287 - 292.
Elsberry,
R., F. Marks and the Workshop Organizing Team (G. Barnes, M. DeMaria,
S. Lord, M. Montgomery, R. Pielke Jr., L. Shay and C. Velden). . U.S.
Weather Research Program, Hurricane landfall workshop report. NCAR
Technical Note-442+Proc., Boulder, CO, May, 40pp.
Hallock,
Z.R., P. Pistek, J.L. Miller and L.K. Shay. Currents and surface
height fields in the vicinity of Chesapeake Bay entrance derived from
assimilation of surface velocity- OSCR, current meter and surface
height data. . In: 1998 Spring Meeting. EOS, Trans., AGU,
Supplement: Vol. 79, No. 17 (April 28, 1998). American Geophysical
Union, May 26 - 29, Boston, Massachusetts, p.168.
Haus,
B.K., H.C. Graber, L.K. Shay, S. Nikolic and J. Martinez. Ocean
surface current observations with HF Doppler radar during the
Chesapeake Outflow Plume Experiment (COPE-1). RSMAS Report 98-003,
Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, University of
Miami, Miami, Florida, September, 43pp. (total of 65pp.).
Haus,
B.K., H.C. Graber and L.K. Shay. Tidal modulation of surface flows in
the turning region of the Chesapeake Bay outflow. EOS, Trans.,
AGU, Vol. 79, No.1. American Geophysical Union, 9 - 13 February,
San Diego, California, 158.
Marks,
F.D. and L.K. Shay. Landfalling tropical cyclones: Forecast problems
and associated research opportunities. Proceedings of the 16th
Conference on Weather and Forecasting, Symposium on the Research Foci
of the US Weather Research Program, January 11 - 16. Phoenix,
Arizona. American Meteorological Society, 520-523.
Miller,
J.L., Z.R. Hallock, L.K. Shay and J.B. Zaitzeff. Tidal and sub-tidal
surface salinity advection in a coastal plume: Estimates from
remotely sensed fields. . In: 1998 Spring Meeting. EOS, Trans.,
AGU, , Supplement: Vol. 79, No. 17 (April 28). American
Geophysical Union, May 26 - 29, Boston, Massachusetts, S168.
Shay,
L.K., G.J. Goni, F.D. Marks, J.J. Cione and P.G. Black. Role of warm
ocean features on intensity change: Hurricane Opal. 78th
AMS Annual Meeting: Special Session on Tropical Cyclone Intensity
Changes, January 11 - 16. Phoenix, Arizona. American
Meteorological Society, 131 - 138.
Smith,
S., E. An, J. Park, L.K. Shay, H. Peters and J. Van Leer.
Submesoscale coastal ocean dynamics using autonomous underwater
vehicles and VHF radar. 78th AMS Annual Meeting: 2nd
Conference on Coastal Atmospheric and Oceanic Prediction and
Processes, January 11 - 16. Phoenix, Arizona. American
Meteorological Society, 143 - 150.
Shay,
L.K., B. Haus, H. Graber and Z. Hallock. Strength of the M2
tidal current at the Chesapeake Bay. In: 1998 Ocean Sciences
Meeting. EOS, Trans., AGU, Vol. 79, No.1. American
Geophysical Union, 9 - 13 February, San Diego, California, 158.
1997:
Faber, T.A., L.K. Shay, S.D. Jacob, S.H. Houston and P. Black.
Observed air-sea Interactions during hurricane Emily. 22nd
Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, May 19 - 23,.
Fort Collins (Boulder), CO, American Meteorological
Society, 433 - 434.
Shay,
L.K. Coastal near-inertial wave bursts detected by OSCR. In:
IGARSS’97 Proceedings, IEEE. (IV), 1817 - 1819.
Shay,
L.K. Near-inertial wave energy fluxes forced by tropical cyclones.
22nd Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology,
May 19 - 23, Fort Collins (Boulder), CO, American
Meteorological Society, 437 - 438.
Shen,
C.Y., R. Fusina and L.K. Shay. Submesoscale motion on a continental
shelf. In: 1997 Spring Meeting. EOS Trans., AGU. May 27
- 30, 1997, Baltimore, Maryland. (Abstract).
1996: Fung,
Y.T., L.K. Shay and S. Chang. Oceanic response to hurricane Gilbert.
Extended Abstract: Conference on Coastal Oceanic and Atmospheric
Prediction, American Meteorological Society, Atlanta, Georgia,
401 - 408.
Ginis,
I., L.K. Shay, L.M. Rothstein and S.A. Frolov. Numerical simulations
of the ocean response to hurricane Gilbert using airborne field
observations. Extended Abstract: 8th Conference on
Air-Sea Interaction, American Meteorological Society, Atlanta,
Georgia, 33 - 37.
Haus,
B.K., H.C. Graber, L.K. Shay and S.J. Lentz. Along-shelf variation
of a coastal buoyant jet detected by HF radar. In: 1996 Fall
Meeting. EOS Trans., AGU, Supplement: 77(46),
November 12, p. F385 - F386. December 15 - 18, San Francisco,
California.
Haus,
B.K., H.C. Graber and L.K. Shay. Observations of a coastal buoyant
jet with Doppler radar. Oceans 96 MTS/IEEE Conference
Proceedings, 23 - 26 September, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 1032 - 1037.
Jacob,
S.D., L.K. Shay and A.J. Mariano. Mixed-layer heat balance during
hurricane Gilbert. Extended Abstract: 8th Conference
on Air-Sea Interaction, American Meteorological Society, Atlanta,
Georgia, 23 - 27.
Shay,
L.K. and A.J. Mariano. Energy flux from hurricane Gilbert wind field
to near-inertial motions. Extended Abstract: 8th
Conference on Air-Sea Interaction, American Meteorological
Society, Atlanta, Georgia, 28 - 32.
Shay,
L.K. Internal waves detected by HF radar. In: 1996 Fall Meeting.
EOS Trans., AGU, Supplement: 77(46), November 12, p. F386.
December 15 - 18, San Francisco, California. (Poster abstract)
Shay,
L.K. Observed internal wave-driven surface currents from HF radar.
Extended Abstract: Conference on Coastal Oceanic and Atmospheric
Prediction. American Meteorological Society, Atlanta, Georgia,
296 - 303.
1995:
Graber, H.C., T.N. Lee, B.K. Haus, C.G.H. Rooth, E. Williams and
L.K. Shay. Observations of ocean surface currents off south Florida
keys using an HF Doppler radar. RSMAS Report, October
Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, University of
Miami, Miami, Florida, 47 pp.
Haus,
B.K., H.C. Graber, L.K. Shay and J. Martinez. Ocean surface current
observations with HF radar during DUCK '94 Experiment. RSMAS
Report 95-010, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric
Sciences, University of Miami, Miami, Florida, 104 pp.
S.A.
Mango, S.R. Chubb, F. Askari, J.S. Lee, G.R. Valenzuela, B. Holt,
R.M. Goldstein, W. Alpers, T.F. Donato, H.H. Shih, J. Verdi, J.C.
Church and L.K. Shay. Remote sensing of current-wave interactions
with SIR-C/X-SAR during SRL-1 and SRL-2 at the Gulf Stream supersite.
Proceedings of the International Geoscience Airborne Remote
Sensing, Florence, Italy.
Shay,
L.K., H.C. Graber, D.B. Ross and R.D. Chapman (invited). Coastal
surface current variability influenced by the Gulf Stream detected by
HF radar. International Association of the Physical Sciences of
the Ocean, Honolulu, Hawaii.
1994:
Graber, H.C., D.B. Ross and L.K. Shay. Observations of surface
vector currents and ocean features with shore-based HF radar. EOS
Trans., 75(3), p. 193, (Abstract).
Mariano,
A., L.K. Shay and P.G. Black. Near-inertial ocean current response
to hurricane Gilbert. EOS Trans., 75(3), p. 32,
(Abstract)
Ross,
D.B., L.K. Shay and H.C. Graber. Electromagnetic characteristics of
ocean fronts as observed by HF radar. EOS Trans., 75(3),
p. 44, (Abstract).
Shay,
L.K., H.C. Graber and D.B. Ross. Mesoscale ocean surface current
variability detected by HF radar. EOS Trans., 75(3),
p. 179, (Abstract).
Shay,
L.K., P.C. Zhang, H.C. Graber and E.J. Walsh. Wave current
interactions during SWADE, Part II: Simulations. Proceedings of the
2nd International Conference on Air-Sea Interaction and on
Meteorology and Oceanography of the Coastal Zone, September 22 - 27,
Lisbon, Portugal, (Extended Abstract), 90 - 91.
Walsh,
E.J., L.K. Shay, H.C. Graber, A. Guillaume, D. Vandermark, D.E.
Hines, R.N. Swift and J.F. Scott. Wave-current interactions during
SWADE. Part I: Observations. Proceedings of the 2nd
International Conference on Air-Sea Interaction and on Meteorology
and Oceanography of the Coastal Zone, September 22 - 27, Lisbon,
Portugal (Extended Abstract), 88 - 89.
1993: Chemi,
L., H.C. Graber, D.B. Ross and L.K. Shay. Fields of ocean surface
currents during HIRES-1. RSMAS Technical Report 93-004, Rosenstiel
School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, University of Miami, Miami,
Florida, 35 pp.
Hauser,
D., G. Caudel and L.K. Shay. Behavior of the ocean radar
cross-section observed in the vicinity of the Gulf Stream.
Proceeding of the Air-Sea Interactions Symposium,, Marseille,
France, 7 pp.
Shay,
L. K. Airborne expendable current profiling during SWADE. RSMAS
Technical Report 93-001, 46 pp.
Shay,
L.K. Near-inertial response to hurricane Gilbert. Extended
Abstract: 20th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical
Meteorology, American Meteorological Society, Boston, Massachusetts,
567 - 570.
Shay,
L.K., P.G. Black and R.L. Elsberry. Prototype upper ocean response
to hurricane experiments. EOS Trans., 74(16), p. 376,
(Abstract).
Shay,
L.K., H.C. Graber, D.B. Ross, L. Chemi, N. Peters, J. Hargrove, R.
Vakkayil and L. Chamberlain. Measurements of ocean surface currents
using an HF radar during HIRES-2. RSMAS Technical Report 93-007, 66
pp.
Shay,
L.K., D.B. Ross and H.C. Graber. Observed surface currents during
HIRES. EOS Trans., 73(43), 248 - 249.
1992: Shay,
L.K. Airborne expendable current profiling in the Subarctic front of
the North Pacific Ocean. RSMAS Technical Report 92-003 (Prepared for
the Naval Oceanographic and Atmospheric Research Laboratory), 99 pp.
Shay,
L.K. Ocean bottom current response to hurricanes. Final Report:
Shell Development Company, Houston, Texas, 28 pp.
Shay,
L.K. and D.B. Olson. Preliminary results: SEFLOE current meter
moorings. Florida/Caribbean Oil Spill Center Contribution: 92-01,
University of Miami, RSMAS, Miami, Florida, 11 pp.
Shay,
L.K., D.B. Ross and H.C. Graber. Ocean surface current profiling
using HF radar. RSMAS Technical Report 92-004, 40 pp.
Shay,
L.K., D.B. Ross and H.C. Graber. Observations of ocean surface
currents by HF/VHF radar. EOS Trans., 73(43), 248 -
249, (Abstract)
Shay,
L.K., D.B. Ross and H.C. Graber. Ocean Surface Observations by HF
Radar (OSCR). Proceedings of the Virginia Key Ocean Sciences
Symposium, Eds., C. Mooers and J. Prospero, Rosenstiel School of
Marine and Atmospheric Science, University of Miami, Miami, Florida,
p. 31.
1991: Ross,
D.B., L.K. Shay and H.C. Graber. Summary of Doppler Radar Current
Operations at Cape Hatteras, North Carolina and Miami, Florida,
September 11 - 25; October 1 - 3, 23 pp.
Shay,
L.K., P.G. Black and R.L. Elsberry. Overview of the ocean response
to hurricanes. Working Papers: Mesoscale Coupled Air/Sea
Interactions, Ed., A. Goroch, Naval Environmental Research Prediction
Facility, Monterey, California, 109 - 182.
Shay,
L.K., P.G. Black, J.D. Hawkins, R.L. Elsberry and A.J. Mariano. Sea
surface temperature response to hurricane Gilbert. 19th
Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, AMS, 574 - 578,
(Extended abstract).
Shay,
L.K., D.B. Ross, H.C. Graber, M. Osborne and T. Savill. Observations
of ocean surface currents by HF/VHF radar. EOS Trans.,
72(51), p. 59, (Abstract).
1989: Black,
P.G., L.K. Shay and R.L. Elsberry. Ocean response to hurricane
Gilbert. 18th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical
Meteorology, AMS, 226 - 227, (Extended abstract)
1988: Elsberry,
R.L., L.K. Shay and P.G. Black. Vertical structure of the ocean
current response to a hurricane. EOS Trans., 69, p.
385, (Abstract)
Shay,
L.K., S.W. Chang and R.L. Elsberry. Free surface effects on the
near-inertial current response to a hurricane. EOS Transactions,
69, p. 381, (Abstract)
1987: Shay,
L.K., P.G. Black and R.L. Elsberry. Mesoscale ocean current and
temperature patterns induced by hurricanes. 17th
Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, American
Meteorological Society, 388 - 392, (Extended abstract)
1986: Shay,
L.K. and R.L. Elsberry. Near-inertial ocean current response to
hurricane Josephine. EOS Trans., 67(44), p.1033,
(Abstract).
1985:
Shay, L.K. and R.L. Elsberry. Effect of an initial current regime
on the oceanic response to hurricanes. MMS Proceedings: 6th
Annual Gulf of Mexico Information Transfer Meeting, U.S. Dept. of
Interior, Minerals Management Service, 266 - 270.
1984: Shay,
L.K. and R.L. Elsberry. Barotropic ocean current response to
hurricane Frederic. EOS Trans., 65, p. 433 (Abstract)
1982: Shay,
L.K. Current meter observations acquired during the passage
Frederic. U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office, 28 pp., (Unpublished
manuscript)
1979: Shay,
L.K. and S. Lauber. Currents on the Washington continental shelf.
TN 7110-79-01, U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office, Bay St. Louis,
Mississippi.
Shay,
L.K., S. Lauber and K. Sharpe. Data Report: Currents on the northern
California shelf. TN 7110-79-02, U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office,
Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.
1980: Shay,
L.K., S. Lauber and R. Swanson. Data Report: Currents on the
southern California shelf. TN 7110-80-01, U.S. Naval Oceanographic
Office, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.
Lauber,
S. and L.K. Shay. Data Report: Currents on the northern Gulf of
Mexico shelf. TN 7110-80-02, U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office, Bay
St. Louis, Mississippi.
Shay,
L.K. and J.J. Tamul. Current observations during the passage of
hurricane Frederic. EOS Trans., 61, 256, (Abstract)
20. Funded Research Performed (Currently Active, Submitted):
Editorial responsibilities:
Chief Editor: Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanographic Technology-Oceans, American Meteorological Society, 2006-2009.
Associate Editor: Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanographic Technology-Oceans, American Meteorological Society, 2009-.
Editorial Board: Dynamics of Atmospheres and Oceans, Elsevier Publishing Company, 2004-2014.
Editorial Board: International Journal of Oceanography, 2008-
Editor-In-Chief, Dynamics of Atmospheres and Oceans, Elsevier Publishing Company, 2014-
Professional & Honorary Organizations:
American
Meteorological Society (AMS)
American
Geophysical Union (AGU)
Sigma
Xi
The
Oceanography Society (TOS)
Honors & Awards:
Post-Doctoral Fellowships:
Dr.
S. Daniel Jacob (2000-2002).
Dr.
Wilson Segura (2002-2004).
Dr. Benjamin Jaimes (2010-2012)
Other Professional Activities:
2014: Rapporteur for WMO International Workshop on Tropical Cyclones-8
2010: Rapporteur for WMO International Workshop on Tropical Cyclones-7
2008: NOAA IOOS National HF Radar Surface Current Mapping Team
NASA Hurricane Science Team Member
2007:
Chair of Southeast Coastal Ocean Observing Regional Association High Frequency Radar Committe
2006:
Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing Committee
Rapporteur for International Workshop on Tropical Cyclones-6
Member of the AMS Publication's Commission 2005:
AMS Committee on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology 2003:
National HF Radar Steering Committee Member for Ocean. US.
1997: World
Wide Weather Research Program Committee for Tropical Cyclones.
1996: NOAA
U.S. Weather Research Program Committee for Landfalling Hurricanes.
1993: National
Center of Atmospheric Research Working Group on Aircraft Oceanography
EC-130Q. Oceanographic Land-Based Experiments: 2005-Present:
Principal Scientist, HF Radar (WERA) Testbed on East Florida Shelf, FL
2004: Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Survey with HF Radar (WERA), East Florida Shelf, FL
2003: Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Survey with HF Radar (WERA), West Florida Shelf, FL
2001: Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Survey with VHF Radar, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
2000: Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Survey with VHF Radar, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
1999: Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Radar Surveys with HF Radar, Florida Keys.
Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Radar Surveys with VHF Radar, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
1997:
Co-Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Radar Surveys with HF Radar, Chesapeake Bay, Virginia.
1996: Co-Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Radar Surveys with HF Radar, Chesapeake Bay, Virginia.
1994: Co-Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Radar Surveys with HF Radar, Duck, North Carolina.
1993: Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Radar Surveys with High Frequency Radar, Cape Hatteras,
North Carolina.
Advisor, Ocean Surface Current Radar Surveys with High Frequency Radar, Florida Keys (OPRC).
1991:
Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Radar Surveys with High Frequency Radar, Cape Hatteras,
North Carolina.
Co-Principal Scientist, Ocean Surface Current Radar Surveys with Very High Frequency Radar, Key
Biscayne, Florida.
Oceanographic Research Cruises: 2017: Principal Scientist, RV Walton Smith, Deployment of EM-APEX floats, East Florida Shelf
2014: Principal Scientist, RV Walton Smith, Wave Buoy, East Florida Shelf
2005: Principal Scientist, RV Walton Smith, Wave Sensors, East Florida Shelf.
1991:
Principal Scientist, UM RV Calanus, Current Meter Arrays, Florida Coast.
1990:
Scientist, NOAA R/V Mt. Mitchell, PEGASUS Profiling, Equatorial Atlantic Ocean (February).
1981:
Scientist, USNS Wilkes, CTD Surveys, Mediterranean Sea (September - November).
1980: Scientist, USNS Bent, CTD/Current Meter Arrays, North Pacific Ocean (March - April).
Scientist, USNS Kane, XCP/CTD Survey, Caribbean Sea, (June).
1979: Scientist, USNS Kane, CTD/Current Meter Arrays, Gulf of Mexico (January - February).
1978:
Scientist, USNS Bowditch, Deep Ocean Survey, North Atlantic Ocean (January).
Scientist, USNS Kane, Deep Ocean Tow, North Atlantic Ocean (May).
Scientist, USNS Bent, CTD/Current Meter Arrays, Northeast Pacific Ocean (August - October).
Oceanographic Research Flights: 2017:
Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, Ocean measurements during the passage of hurricane Nate with NOAA
2014:
Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, Oceanic Heat Content Calibration Flight using AXBT/AXCP/AXCTD
(NOAA) (Sept)
Principal Scientist, USAF WC-130J, EM APEX Float Deployments During Hurricane Passage, St Croix
Experiments with NOAA (Cione and Uhlhorn)
2013: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, Oceanic Heat Content Calibration Flight using AXBT/AXCP/AXCTD
(NOAA/NASA) (Aug)
2012: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD (NOAA/MMS/NASA/NSF) surveys prior, during and
subsequent to Isaac (Aug-Sept)
2011: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD (NOAA/MMS/NASA/NSF) surveys prior, during and
subsequent to TC passage over the Loop Current (Aug-Sept)
2010: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD (NOAA/MMS/NASA/NSF) surveys prior, during and
subsequent to TC passage over the Loop Current (Aug-Sept)
Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD/AXBT (NOAA/MMS) surveys to monitor oil spill in
the Gulf of Mexico (May-July)
2009: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD (NOAA/MMS/NSF) surveys prior, during and
subsequent to TC passage over the Loop Current (Aug-Sept)
2008: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXBT surveys prior, during and subsequent to Gustav and Ike (Aug-
Sept)
2006: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXBT Survey of the Loop Current and Warm Core Ring (July)
2005:
Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3d, AXCTD/AXCP Surveys Katrina and Rita., Gulf of Mexico (September)
2002:
Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD Surveys in Hurricanes Isidore and Lili, Gulf of Mexico
(September - October).
2001: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, NCAR WC-130, AXCP/AXCTD Surveys in EPIC, Tropical
Eastern Pacific Ocean (July - August).
Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD Surveys in Hurricanes, North Atlantic Ocean
(August - September).
2000: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD Surveys in Hurricanes, North Atlantic Ocean
(August - September).
1999: Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD Surveys in a Warm Core Ring, North Atlantic Ocean
(July - October).
Principal Scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXCTD Surveys in Hurricanes, North Atlantic Ocean
(August - September).
1991: Principal scientist, NASA NP-3A, AXCP/SRA Survey in SWADE, North Atlantic Ocean (February).
1989: Principal scientist, University of Wyoming King Air, AXCP Survey in Gulf of Tehuantepec, Mexico
(January).
Principal scientist, NRL WP-3D, AXCP/AXBT Survey in NEPAC, Northeast Pacific Ocean (June - July).
1988: Principal scientist, NOAA WP-3D, AXCP/AXBT Surveys in Hurricane Gilbert, Gulf of Mexico
(September).
1984: Scientist, USAF C-130, Buoy Deployments in Hurricane Josephine, North Atlantic (October).
Reviews:
Reviewer of Proposals for:
National Science Foundation, NASA, United Kingdom National
Environment Research Council, NOAA
Reviewer of Papers for: Journal
of Physical Oceanography, Journal of Geophysical Research, Journal of
Atmospheric Science, Tellus,Continental Shelf Research, IEEE
Geoscience Remote Sensing, IEEE Journal of Ocean Engineering,
Bulletin of Marine Science, Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic
Technology, Monthly Weather Review, Dynamics of Atmosphere and Oceans, Ocean
Dynamics, Ocean Modeling, Coral Reefs, Remote Sensing of the Environment,
Journal of Climate.
Book Reviews for: World
Meteorological Organization Book, "Global Perspectives of
Tropical Cyclones". TEACHING SPECIALIZATIONS
1985: Naval
Postgraduate School, Air-Ocean Numerical Modeling Laboratory
1986: Naval
Postgraduate School, Oceanographic Thermodynamics
1990: RSMAS,
Introduction to Meteorology
1993
- 1998: RSMAS, MPO Student Seminars
1995-Present: RSMAS, Air-Sea Interactions
1996:
1997; 1998: UM Undergraduate Marine Science Program - Introduction to
Physical Oceanography (Spring)
2015-Present:
RSMAS, Coastal Ocean Circulation
º Joshua Wadler: “Tropical cyclone-ocean interactions”, PhD (In Progress)
º Luna Hiron : “Assessing the kinematics and dynamics of eddy shedding from the Loop Current”, PhD (In Progress)
º Johna Rudkin: “An assessment of the Caribbean Sea's influence on tropical cyclone intensification”, PhD (New Student)
º Ryan Schuster, "Near-inertial ocean current response to hurricane Ivan” , MS (2013)
º Matthew Archer: “HF Radar studies of the Florida Current” , PhD (2016)
º Elizabeth Claire McCaskill: “Development and anlaysis of the systematically merged Pacific Ocean regional temperature and salinity (SPORTS) climatology for tropical cyclone forecasting", MS (2015)
º Patrick Meyers, “Upper ocean impacts on hurricanes Gustav and Ike", MS 2011.
º Benjamin Jaimes, “Loop Current response to hurricane forcing", Ph.D. 2009
º Brad Parks, “ Submesoscale ocean processes along the western flank of the Florida Current”, MS 2008.
º Eric Uhlhorn, "Ocean Mixed layer Balance During Hurricane Lili.", Ph.D. 2008
º Tom Cook, “Surface Tidal Current Variability on the North Carolina
Shelf Observed with High Frequency Radar.”, M.S. 2000
º Michelle
Huber, “Upper Ocean Effects on Tropical Cyclone Intensity Change.”, M.S. 2000
º Samuelraj (Daniel) Jacob, “On the Role of Mesoscale Ocean Features on the
Tropical Cyclone – Induced Response.”, Ph.D. 2000
º Peng-Chen Zhang, "Surface wave current interactions: A case study during SWADE.", M.S. 1994
Committee Membership: 20
º Vicki Knapp, “Broadcast meteorology: accurately telling the weather story for hurricanes” , MPS (2016)
º Zhao Xiaohui, “Idealized WRF-ROMS coupled model simulation study: effect of atmosphere ocean coupling on
tropical cyclone intensity“, City University of Hong Kong, PhD (2016)
º Ivan Savalyev, "Experimental studies in wind-wave tank under high winds", (AMP) Ph.D (2009)
º Mei Wang, "Comparison of wave parameters and spectra between WERA HF radar and Tri-Axys buoys", (AMP), MS 2008
º Rafael Ramos, “Wave measurements derived from HF Radar”, (AMP), PhD, 2006.
º Lixion
Avila, “Mechanisms that drive walker type circulations within the
context of a general circulation model.” (Tropical Meteorology),
Ph.D., 1993.
º Neil
Williams, “An experiment to measure low frequency acoustic
backscatter from the ocean wave surface - The Acoustic Surface
Reverberation Experiment.” (AMP), Ph.D., 1996.
º Maria
Donoso, “Analysis of subsurface thermal structure in eastern
Pacific ocean.” (MPO), Ph.D. (In progress)
º Xiadong
Hong, “Numerical studies of the air-sea interaction processes in
intense tropical cyclones, Gilbert and Opal, using the Coupled
Ocean/Atmosphere Mesoscale Prediction System (COAMPS).” (NCSU),
Ph.D., 1998.
º Chad
Whelan, “Extraction of nearshore directional wave spectra from VHF
radar Doppler spectra.”, (AMP), MS, 1998. º Shari
Vaughan, "The role of small scale in the Mediterranean
Convection process." Ph.D.., 1993. º Narayanan
Krishman, "Finite element modeling." (AMP), M.S. 1993. º Louis
Chemi, "Mixed layer balance during HIRES-II." (AMP), M.S.,
1995. º Sergio
Castellari, "Deep water mass formation in Mediterranean Sea."
Ph.D., 1997. º Jennifer
Hanafin, "Sea Surface temperature structure" PhD, 2002.
º Nick
Peters, "Extraction of ocean surface currents using ground wave
radar from a moving ship." (AMP), M.S. 1995.
º Zhu
Ping, "Atmospheric Boundary Layer Studies," Ph.D, 2002.
º Marcelo Cavalcante, “Numerical Model of Southeast Coastal Florida Shelf
Circulation Processes,” (AMP), M.S.
º Jerome Fiechter, “Mesoscale Variability in the Florida Straits”, (AMP),
Ph.D 2007
º Chelle Gentemann, “Diurnal Cycles in Remotely Sensed SST Variability”,
Ph.D 2007
Undergraduate Advising:
º James
Clark, University of Miami Summer Intern, 1995: “Ocean response to hurricane Emily.”
º Scott
Guhin, University of Washington Summer Intern, 2001; "Severe Weather Measurements."
º Kenji
Yoshioka, University of Miami Summer Intern, 1997: “Coastal Ocean Tidal Currents.”
º Grettel
Juarez, MAST Academy (high school internship), 2002: “Upper Ocean Effects on hurricanes Isidore and Lili”
º Justin Kovac, Post-High School Internship, 2005: “Evaluating oceanic heat
content estimates from satellite and in-situ data”
SERVICE:
University Committee & Administrative Responsibilities:
º Member,
MPO Post Doctoral Search Committee, 1991, 1994 .
º Member,
Ocean Technology Group, 1991.
º Member,
Ocean Surface Current Radar ad hoc Committee, 1992.
º Member,
Research Faculty Issues ad hoc Committee, 1992.
º Chairman,
MPO Seminar Series, 1993 - 1999.
º Member,
University Library Council, 1999.
º Member,
Research Advisory Committee, 2000-2001.
º Member,
University Research Council, 2001 – 2003
º RSMAS
Faculty Senator 2003-2006
º Member,
University of Miami, Provost's Academic Promotion Board, 2003-2004; 2008-2009
º Member,
Academic Promotion Board, 2003-2004
º Chairman,
MPO Space Committee, 2006-2008.
º Member,
Provost Research Awards Review Committee, 2011-2014
º Member,
Faculty Senate Research Ethics Committee, 2012-2015
º
RSMAS School Council (OCE Representative) (2014-2017)
º
Chairman of OCE Departmental Strategic Plan Committee (2014-2015)
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES:
University Committee & Administrative Responsibilities:
º SEMINAR
- Coral Reef Elementary School, 5th Grade, October 4, 1990, on "Hurricanes and the Oceans"
º SEMINAR
- Coral Reef Elementary School, Coral Reef Elementary School, K-2 Career Week, March 9, 1992, on "Ocean
Current Measurements".
º SEMINAR
Redondo Elementary School, 5 th Grade, May 2005, 2007, “Measuring the Ocean During
Hurricanes”
º SEMINAR
NSF SEPORT, MAST Academy, Miami, FL, 1 Oct 2005, on “Upper ocean effects on Hurricanes"
º SEMINAR
Vineland Elementary School, Miami, FL May 2014, "Measurements of the Ocean During
Hurricanes" |