Biography
My name is Jeremy Gibbs. I am a Physical Scientist at the NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory. My research includes computational and theoretical studies of atmospheric boundary-layer flows, turbulence modeling, land-surface modeling, parameterization of boundary-layer and surface-layer interactions, and multi-scale numerical weather prediction. I am currently working on projects to improve atmospheric models in the areas of scale-aware boundary-layer physics, heterogeneous boundary layers, and other storm-scale phenomena.
Interests
- Multiscale NWP
- Turbulence modeling
- DNS, LES, RANS, WRF
- Boundary-layer flows
- SL/BL Parameterizations
Education
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Ph.D., Meteorology
University of Oklahoma
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M.S., Meteorology
University of Oklahoma
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B.S., Meteorology
University of Oklahoma
Experience
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Physical Scientist
NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory -
Research Scientist
Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies -
Research Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Utah
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