Oral program - Day 2 - Tuesday, September 10, 2024 - ver. 26 August 2024

Sep 8, 2026

Oral program schedule for Day 2 (Tuesday, September 10, 2024), version 26 August 2024, outlining keynote and parallel sessions on weather radar research and applications. The agenda includes a keynote on polarimetric radar observations and atmospheric modeling (PROM), followed by session talks addressing wildfire hazard intelligence for emergency management, radar observation and simulation of flying organisms, and methods for monitoring insects and aerodynamics-related patterns. Additional sessions cover radar and society topics and weather radar technologies, listing multiple research presentations with abstract IDs.

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Keynote

Polarimetric radar observations meet atmospheric modeling (PROM)

Session 1

Radar and society

Wildfire observations and hazard intelligence

Radar methods for flying organisms and insects

Session 2

Weather radar technologies

Oral program Day 2 -Tuesday, September 10, 2024 ver. 26 August 2024 | Day 2 | | Tuesday, September 10, 2024 | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Keynote | | Aula Magna | Keynote: POLARIMETRIC RADAR OBSERVATIONS MEET ATMOSPHERIC MODELLING (PROM) -A RESEARCH INITIATIVE IN GERMANY
Keynote Speaker: SILKE TRÖMEL
1) Silke Trömel*, 2) and the PROM Team
1) Institute for Geosciences, Department of Meteorology, University of Bonn, Germany-Laboratory for Clouds and Precipitation Exploration, Geoverbund ABC/J, Bonn, Germany- , 2) Institute for | | | | | 8:45 9:15 | | | | Session 1 | | Aula Magna | Radar and society | | | | 1 | 9:20 9:35 | WILDFIRES OBSERVED BY SURVEILLANCE WEATHER RADARSAT 3, 5 AND 10 CM WAVELENGTHS
Dusan Zrnic*, 2) Djordje Mirkovic, 3) David Schvartrzman, 4) Pegfei Zhang, 5) Valery Melnikov, 6) Emma Mill
1) DOC NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) -Advanced Radar Research Center-Depatrments of Meteorology and Electrical Engineering, University of Oklahoma, Norman OK USA, 2) Cooperative Institute for Severe and High-Impact Weather Research and Operations, University of Oklahoma-NOAA/NSSL- , 3) Scool of Meteorology, University of Oklahoma-Advanced Radar Research Cetner- , 4) Cooperative Institute for Severe and High-Impact Weather Research and Operations, University of Oklahoma, Norman OK, USANOAA/NSSL- , 5) Cooperative Institute for Severe and High-Impact Weather Research and Operations, University of Oklahoma, Norman OK, USA-NOAA/NSSL- , 6) Scool of Meteorology, University of Oklahoma | Abstract ID: 31
- | | | 2 | 9:35 9:50 | ENHANCING WILDFIRE HAZARD INTELLIGENCE FOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT THROUGH OPERATIONAL AND PORTABLE WEATHER RADAR
Adrien Guyot*, 2) Hamish McGowan, 3) Joshua Soderholm, 4) Jordan Brook, 5) Kathryn Turner, 6) Nick McCarthy, 7) Alain Prot
1) The University of Queensland, Australia-Australian Bureau of Meteorology- , 2) The University of Queensland, Australia, 3) Australian Bureau of Meteorology, 4) Australian Bureau of Meteorology, 5) The University of Queensland, Australia, 6) Country Fire Authority, Australia, 7) Australian Bureau of Meteorology | Abstract ID: 96
- | | | 3 | 9:50 10:05 | USING DUAL POLARISATION WEATHER SURVEILLANCE RADAR TO DETERMINE TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL PATTERNS OF THE FLYING ANT EMERGENCE IN
Freya Addison*, 2) Ryan Neely III, 3) Elizabeth Duncan, 4) Thomas Dally, 5) Maryna Lukach, 6) Mansi Munge
1) University of Leeds-Universität Leipzig-National Environment Research Council, 2) University of Leeds-National Centre for Atmospheric Science- , 3) University of Leeds, 4) University of Leeds, 5) University of Leeds-National Centre for Atmospheric Science- , 6) University of LeedsNational Environment Research Council | Abstract ID: 292
- | | | 4 | 10:05 10:20 | OBSERVATION AND SIMULATION OF ECHOES FROM FLYING ORGANISMS USING METEOROLOGICAL RADARS
Thibault Désert*, 2) Valery Melnikov, 3) Vincent Delcourt , 4) Baptiste Schmid , 5) Ludovic Bouilloud, 6) Camille Assali, 7) Cecile Bon, 8) Amédée R
1) Météo-France, 2) University of Oklahoma, 3) Biotope, 4) Swiss Ornithological Institute, 5) Météo-France, 6) Biotope, 7) France Energies Marines, 8) France Energies Marines | Abstract ID: 58
- | | | 5 | 10:20 10:35 | MONITORING FLYING INSECTS WITH DOPPLER CLOUD RADAR
Moritz Lochmann*, 2) Heike Kalesse-Los, 3) Teresa Vogl, 4) Willi Schimmel, 5) Roel van Klink, 6) Christian Wirt
1) Leipzig Institute for Meteorology, University Leipzig, 2) Leipzig Institute for Meteorology, University Leipzig, 3) Leipzig Institute for Meteorology, University Leipzig, 4) Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research Leipzig, 5) Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research Leipzig-German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) Halle-Jena-Leipzig- , 6)
Systematic Botany and Functional Biodiversity / Botanical Garden, Institute of Biology, University Leipzig-German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) Halle-Jena

FAQs

What is the keynote topic on Day 2?

The keynote focuses on polarimetric radar observations meeting atmospheric modeling (PROM), presented by Silke Trömel and the PROM team.

Which session themes are listed for Day 2?

Session 1 centers on “Radar and society,” including wildfire and biological targets, while Session 2 covers “Weather radar technologies.”

What kinds of research subjects are included in the Day 2 talks?

The talks cover wildfire surveillance and hazard intelligence, determining spatial and temporal patterns of flying organisms with dual-polarization radars, observing echoes from flying organisms, and monitoring flying insects with Doppler cloud radar.

Sep 8, 2026

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