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Weather Modification
Applicant
CWCB
Sponsor Name
USBR
Project Name
Response to RFP
Title
Numerical Simulations of Snowpack Augmentation for Drought Mitigation Studies in the Colorado Rocky Mountains
Prepared For
USBR
Prepared By
Joe Busto, CWCB
Date
8/20/2003
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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />1 <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />II <br />II <br />I <br />I <br />;1 <br />I <br /> <br />6. Personnel Qualifications <br /> <br />6.1 CSU Team <br /> <br />Dr. Bill Cotton is a Professor at CSu. He will serve as the Principal Investigator for <br />Colorado State University. He has been involved in weather modification research and <br />cloud and mesoscale modeling for over 30 years. In addition he has been a leader in <br />cloud physics and cloud dynamics research for much of that time and regularly teach <br />graduate courses on those subjects. He has published over 154 reviewed publications, <br />many of which are on subject matter related to this proposal. His curriculum vita and <br />selected publications are included below. <br /> <br />Dr. Gustavo Carrio is a research scientist in Dr. Cotton's group. He has experience in <br />cloud microphysics and running RAMS especially simulations with variable IFN <br />concentrations for climatic studies. His resume is included below. <br /> <br />Ray McAnelly is a research associate in Dr. Cotton's group and has been overseeing the <br />real-time version of RAMS for four years now and has been involved in data processing <br />and data analysis for much of his career. His resume is included below. <br /> <br />Dr. Paul Mielke, Emeritus Professor of statistics at CSU, has been involved in the design <br />and application of statistical analysis procedures for much of his career, and specifically <br />analysis of weather modification experiments. His curriculum vita is included below. <br /> <br />6.2 CWCB and WWC <br /> <br />Joe Busto is on the staff of the Colorado Water Conservation Board, Flood Protection & <br />Weather Modification Permitting Section. One of his goals is to advance the science of <br />weather modification in Colorado by linking research and scientific analyses with winter <br />season operational cloud seeding programs. His resume is included below. <br /> <br />Curt Hartzell is a Certified Consulting Meteorologist who recently retired from with U.S. <br />Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, with over 26 years of service to the <br />U.S. Government. He is an experienced meteorologist and has worked on many weather <br />modification research projects, including Climax, CRBPP, HIP LEX, CCOPE, and U.S. <br />Agency for International Developed (US AID) sponsored precipitation enhancement <br />projects in Morocco (1984-89) and Thailand (1988-93). His curriculum vita and selected <br />recent publications are included below. <br /> <br />Larry Hjermstad is an experienced meteorologist and the manager of Western Weather <br />Consultants, LLC, which is the operational wintertime cloud seeding contractor for the <br />Denver Water Department Program, the Vail Seeding Program, and others. He also <br />worked on the Climax and CRBPP winter orographic cloud seeding research programs. <br />His resume is included below. <br /> <br />II-25 <br /> <br />..-.. <br />
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