Carol M. Ciliberti

 

 

 

University of Utah

Cooperative Institute for Regional Prediction

Meteorology Department

Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Work Telephone (801) 585-1416

 

 

Educational Background

 

Ph.D. in Meteorology in progress University of Utah Fall 1998 - Present

29 Credit hours completed

M.S. Meteorology University of Utah Spring, 1995

Thesis: Sensitivity of the Utah Limited Area Model to Upper Boundary Conditions

B.S. Meterology ( Summa Cum Laude) University of Utah Spring 1992

 

 

 

Honorary Societies and Awards

 

Member of the Kenccott Society of Scholars

Recipient of the Kennecott Scholarship 1991, 1992

Member of Student Advisory Committee, University of Utah 1992

Recipient of Hazen H. Bedke Award, 1991, 1992

professional member of the American Association of Avalanche Professionals (AAA)

 

 

Work History

Research Associate, Univerity of Utah Cooperative Institute for Regional Prediction 1996 - Present

Avalanche Professional, Utah Avalanche Center, Salt Lake City, Utah 1995 - Present

Research Assistant (M.S.), University of Utah Department of Meteorology 1992 - 1996

Meteorological Technician, National Weather Service Western Region Headquarters 1990 - 1991

Undergraduate Research Assistant, University of Utah Department of Meteorology 1989 - 1990

Professional Ski Patrol/Avalanche Worker, Park West Ski Resort, Park CIty Utah 1984 - 1989

Trail Crew/ Fire Crew, U.S. Forest Service Wasatch-Cache National Foirest 1984 - 1988

 

 

Research Activities

 

Weather Forecaster for the Vertical Transport and Mixing Experiment (VTMX) Fall 2000

Weather Forecaster for the Intermountain Precipitation Experiment (IPEX) Winter 2000

Technical Support Peter Sinks Experiment (PSX) Fall 1999

2002 Winter Olympic Weather Support (near real time data analysis) Present

High resolution data assimilation over complex terrain Present

 

 

Publications in Review

 

Lazarus, S. M., C. C. M. Ciliberti, and J. D. Horel: Near-real time applications of a mesoscale analysis system to complex terrain. Submitted to Weather and Forecasting.

 

 

Conference Papers:

 

Horel, J. D., C. M. CIliberti, and S. M. Lazarus, 2001: Data assimilation over the Westen United States. Preprints, 5th Symposium on Integrated Observing Systems, Albuqurque, New Mexico, Amer. Met. Soc.,Jan 14-19.

 

Ciliberti, C. M., J. D. Horel, and S. M. Lazarus, 2000: Sensitivity experiments with a high resolution data assimilation scheme. Preprints, 9th Conference on Mountain Meteorology, Aspen Colorado, Amer. Met. Soc., 413-416.

 

S. M. Lazarus, C. M. Ciliberti, and J. D. Horel, 2000: Wind analysis in cmplex terrain. Preprints, 9th Conference on Mountain Meteorology, Aspen Colorado, Amer. Met. Soc., 282-283.

 

Ciliberti, C.M., J. D. Horel, and S. M. Lazarus, 1999: An analysis of a cold frontal passage over complex terrain in northwest Utah. Preprints, 8th Conference on Mesoscale Processes, Boulder Colorado, Amer. Met. Soc.,459-462.

 

 

General Collaborators, University of Utah

 

University of Utah:

J. D. Horel, Professor of Meteorology. Fellow, NOAA Cooperative Institute for Regional Prediction

W. J. Steenburgh, Associate Professor of Meteorology. Fellow, NOAA Cooperative Institute for Regional Pre diction

D. J. Onton, Research Associate

M. Splitt, Research Associate

L. Holland, Graduate Research Assistant

C. Clements, Graduate Research Assistant

 

Florida Institute of Technology:

S. M. Lazarus, Assistant Professor of Meteorology

 

 

Graduate Advisors

 

J. D. Horel University of Utah

J. Paegle University of Utah