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Appendix D: Committee Biosketches
Pages 171-178

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From page 171...
... Dr. Bostrom serves as an associate editor for the Journal of Risk Research and is on the editorial boards of Risk Analysis and of Environmental Hazards.
From page 172...
... He has served as recent past Chair of the C National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Science Advisory Board, on the Board of Atmospheric Science and Climate of the National Academy of Sciences, and was Chair of the Academy Committee on Effective Communication of Uncertainty in Weather and Climate Forecasts, and he recently Chaired the Academy Committee on Developing a Research Plan to Accelerate Progress on Improving Subseasonal to ­ easonal Forecasts.
From page 173...
... His research is in the areas of human judgment, individual and group decision making under uncertainty and with incomplete and vague information, and statistics for the behavioral and social sciences. He is Associate Editor of Decision Analysis, and on the editorial boards of American Psychologist; Applied Psychological Measurement; Journal of Behavioral Decision Making; Journal of Mathematical Psychology; Multivariate Behavioral Research; Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes (1992-2002)
From page 174...
... forecasters includes understanding how they assess and communicate highimpact weather risks. As part of this research, she is working with atmospheric scientists who use numerical weather prediction ensembles to produce probabilistic information to aid NWS forecasters in their forecast process.
From page 175...
... As the SICOP Coordinator, he supports the AASHTO Winter Maintenance Technical Service Program (commonly known as SICOP) , whose mission is to advance the science and practice of winter maintenance to improve surface transportation mobility during winter storm events across the United States.
From page 176...
... In particular, her numerical modeling studies investigate the influence of temporal and spatial variations in environmental shear and/or convective available potential energy on storm strength, rotational properties, and longevity. Her observational work has focused on understanding storm rotation, in particular tornado genesis and maintenance, using mobile radars and other instruments to collect fine-scale observations of thunderstorms and tornadoes.
From page 177...
... Toohey-Morales was part of the Department of Commerce Silver Medal winning NWS San Juan team for "distinguished, at time heroic service during…Hurricane Hugo." As a broadcast meteorologist, he's won three regional Emmy awards. His experience in all sectors of the weather enterprise led to his selection as one of the charter members of the Environmental Information Services Working Group (EISWG)
From page 178...
... His studies include "basic" science, applied research, and rapid reconnaissance post-­ disaster fieldwork studies. Recent projects have focused on disaster researcher and practitioner integration; warnings, risk perception, and protective action decision m ­ aking for short fuse hazards; post hurricane housing decisions; household insurance and mitigation decision, and multiorganizational response systems.


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