Finite domains cause bias in measured and modeled distributions of cloud sizes
DeWitt, T. D.; Garrett, T. J.
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
2024
Climatologically invariant scale invariance seen in distributions of cloud horizontal sizes
Highlight paper
DeWitt, T. D.; Garrett, T. J.; Rees, K. N.; Bois, C.; Krueger, S. K.; Ferlay, N.
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
2024
Scale Invariance of Cloud Size Spectra to Near Planetary Scales
Poster
Living Planet Symposium
Jun 2025
Vienna, Austria
Dynamics: Nothing but Turbulence?
Invited Talk
University of Utah
Apr 2025
SLC, Utah
Revisiting the limits of scale invariance in cloud horizontal sizes
Invited Talk
Gordon Conference: Radiation and Climate
Jul 2023
Lewiston, ME
Does total cloud perimeter control total cloud area?
Poster
Gordon Conference: Radiation and Climate
Jul 2023
Lewiston, ME
The Ensemble Fractal Dimension of clouds
Poster
AGU Fall Meeting
Dec 2022
Chicago, IL
Disagreement in observed and simulated cloud perimeter distributions
Poster
Pan-GASS Meeting
Jul 2022
Monterey, CA
Linear scaling of cloud sizes ranging from the turbulent microscale to the planetary scale
Poster
Pan-GASS Meeting
Jul 2022
Monterey, CA
Thermodynamic constraints on cloud geometry
Invited talk
University of Lille
Jun 2022
Lille, France
Analyzing the influence of traffic on the urban heat island
Poster
AGU Fall Meeting
Dec 2020
Virtual
University of Utah, Department of Atmospheric Science
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Determined cloud size distributions using multiple satellite datasets
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Used atmospheric simulations to improve our understanding of cloud formation
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Advised by Prof. Tim Garrett and Prof. Steve Krueger
Weber State University, Department of Geography
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Analyzed traffic and weather data from multiple sources
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Quantified the effect vehicular emissions have on the urban heat island effect
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Advised by Prof. Dan Bedford
University of Utah, Department of Atmospheric Science
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Design and present a total of 9 lectures, grade assignments, create assignment questions, develop demonstrations
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Classes: Physical Meteorology (graduate), Dynamic Meteorology (graduate) Physical Meteorology (undergraduate)
Weber State University, Student Support Services
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Tutor students in classes including MATH 950, MATH 1050, MATH 1210 (calculus I), PHYS 2210 (intro physics I)
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Facilitate switch to virtual tutoring during COVID-19 restrictions
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College Reading and Learning Association Certified Advanced Tutor
2024
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Outstanding Graduate Student Publication ($1500)
2021
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Exceptional Sustainability Research Project ($500)
2020
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Program cancelled due to COVID-19
2016 - 2020
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Full tuition and fees for 8 semesters plus 9th semester extension
2019 - 2020, 2020-2021
2020
2020, 2017