2024 GLM Annual Science Team Meeting

2024 GLM Science Meeting Schedule/Agenda (All Times Eastern - UTC−04:00)

Tuesday, 24 September

10 am - 12 pm – Plenary Session - Program, Instrument, Science (Chair: Steve Goodman)

Start Presenter Title
10:00 Scott Rudlosky, Chris Schultz, and Steve Goodman Welcome and meeting Logistics
10:10 Bartolomeo Viticchie, EUMETSAT Status of the Commissioning of the MTG LI
10:20 Dan Lindsey, NOAA/NESDIS/GEO GOES-R Program Update
10:30 Heath/Lee/Sprunck, Lockheed GOES-19 GLM Status
10:40 Steve Goodman, GeoXO/TGA WMO-GCOS Lightning Essential Climate Variable Project
10:50 Timothy Lang, NASA MSFC The ISS LIS and the global climatology of lightning 1995-present
11:30 Moved
11:10 Eric Bruning, TTU A Roadmap for a Lightning Modeling Grand Challenge
11:20 Lindsey/Heidinger, NESDIS/GEO GeoXO Status and Plans
11:30 Withdrawn
11:40 Group Discussion
12:00 Lunch Break

 

2 - 4 pm – Operational Uses of GLM Part 1 (Chair: Chris Schultz)

Start Presenter Title
2:00 Scott Rudlosky, NOAA/NESDIS Radar Outage Costs and the Value of Alternate Datasets
2:10 Caroline Poulsen, AU/BOM Can satellite based lightning help predict fire ignition?
2:20 Sarah Stough, OU/NSSL/CIWRO Preparing GLM Data for New Multi-Radar/Multi-Sensor System (MRMS) Combined Lightning Product
2:30 Felix Erdmann, RMIB Characterizing lightning jump and dive producing thunderstorms from geostationary observations
2:40 Katrina Virts, UAH A GLM thunder hour climatology
2:50 Wenjuan Zhang, CAMS Preliminary Observations from the China Fengyun-4A Lightning Mapping Imager
3:00 Marcial Garbanzo Salas, University of Costa Rica Withdrawn
3:10 Aurelienne Jorge, UW/INPE Fine-Tuning LightningCast for Brazilian Territory: Exploring Transfer Learning Techniques for Lightning Nowcasting
3:20 Joseph Patton, UMD/CISESS GLM Gridded Product Trends during Tornado and Hail Events
3:30 Tomoo Ushio, Univ. of Osaka On the use of lightning data in GSMaP
3:40 Group Discussion

Wednesday, 25 September

10 am - 12 pm – Operational Uses of GLM Part 2 (Chair: Joseph Patton)

Start Presenter Title
10:00 Jeffrey C. Smith, SETI Institute Advances in Detecting Bolides, and Other Phenomena, in GLM
10:10 Eric D. McKinney, SDL Advancing Near Real-Time Bolide Detection with GLM Data and Machine Learning
10:20 Rob Landis, NASA Recent Bolide Events: Potential Collaboration & Coordination with ESA and NASA
10:30 Daile Zhang, Univ. North Dakota Report on the International Lightning Safety Day
10:40 Mitsuteru SATO, Hokkaido Univ. Identification of IC and CG Discharges Based on Optical Observations from the ISS
10:50 Kevin Thiel, CIWRO/SPC GLM Validation of Thunderstorm First-Flashes
11:00 Stetson Reger, NM Tech /Langmuir Sub-flash discharge processes detected by GLM
11:10 Carlos Augusto Morales, USP Precipitation Features Observed on South American Thunderstorms
11:20 Chris Smith, CISESS/WPC/OPC Lightning Applications at the NWS WPC/OPC
11:30 Doug Mach, NASA/USRA GLM L2 Reprocessing Efforts
11:40 Group Discussion

2 - 4 pm – Validation Studies (Chair: William Koshak)

Start Presenter Title
2:00 Sven-Erik Enno, EUMETSAT Monitoring of LI Level-1b and Level-2 product performance during routine operations and commissioning
2:20 Joan Montanya, UPC An analysis of the MTG Lightning Imager performance with the Ebro LMA and ASIM
2:30 Michael Peterson, Georgia Tech GLM Lightning without (Clustering) Limits
2:40 Clem Tillier, Lockheed LMLEO: a new lightning mapper in low earth orbit
2:50 Guangyang Fang, UMD/CISESS Update on the Development and Performance of the Mid-Atlantic Lightning Mapping Array (MALMA)
3:00 Monte Bateman, UAH GLM Cal Val Updates
3:10 Doug Mach, NASA/USRA Reintroducing Single Group Flashes to Improve Geostationary Lightning Mapper Detection Efficiency
3:20 Michael Stock, CIWRO Comparison of GLM and VIIRS/Modis
3:30 Phillip Bitzer, UAH GLM Data Quality Product and Background Imagery
3:40 Group Discussion

Thursday, 26 September

10 am - 12 pm – Lightning Modeling (Chair: Eric Bruning)

Start Presenter Title
10:00 Blake Allen, CIWRO GLM data assimilation updates from GSL and OU CAPS
10:10 Yousuke Sato, Hokkaido Univ. Observing system simulation experiments for lightning data by a bulk lightning model developed in Japan
10:20 Kelcy Brunner, TTU 3D Optical Modeling of light from lightning
10:30 William Koshak, NASA/MSFC Boltzmann Radiative Transfer Modeling of Lightning Cloud-Top Optical Emissions
10:40 Adam Hammond-Clements, Sandia National Laboratories Impact of Cloud Model on Simulated Photon Transport
10:50 Shea/Edwards, Sandia/USAFA Comparison of Simultaneous Lightning Observation from Ground and Geostationary Orbit
11:00 Thom Edwards, Sandia Observations from the Sandia 1600nm FEGS Radiometer
11:10 Erin Lay, LANL Update on Radio Frequency Sensor: RF lightning detection from GEO orbit
11:20 Nikhil Pailoor, LANL Investigating in-cloud mechanisms of Trans-Ionospheric Pulse Pairs by a large-scale statistical analysis
11:30 Group Discussion
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