• Welcome/Opening Remarks

• Opening Remarks/Introduction

• Invited Comments

• Dr. Kerry A. Emanuel Director, Program in Atmospheres, Oceans, and Climate, and Professor of Atmospheric Science, MIT

• Dr. John “Jack” Hayes, Assistant Administrator for Weather Services, NOAA

• Colonel John Egentowich, Air Force Deputy Director of Weather

• Captain Michael Angove, Commanding Officer, U.S. Naval Maritime Forecast Center/Joint Typhoon Warning Center

• Dr. Haiyan Jiang, Department of Earth & Environment, Florida International University

• Dr. Frank Marks, Co-Chair, Working Group for Tropical Cyclone Research and Director, Hurricane Research Division (NOAA/AOML)
• Dr. Ronald Ferek, Co-Chair, Working Group for Tropical Cyclone Research and Program Officer, Marine Meteorology Program (ONR)
  

  Table 1 (associated with FY09 JHT AFFO) (Note: The presentation at the IHC used this version).
  Table 1 (associated with FY11 JHT AFFO) (Note: The next compilation of data that is done in FY12 will use this table).
  Table 2.

• The 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Extremely Active but no U.S. Hurricane Landfalls

• Overview of the 2010 Eastern North Pacific Hurricane Season

• 2010 Atlantic and Eastern North Pacific Forecast Verification

• Review of the 2010 Central Pacific Tropical Cyclone Season and Preliminary Verification

• A Review of the Joint Typhoon Warning Center 2010 Tropical Cyclone Season

• 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron Review of the 2010 Hurricane Season

• NOAA Aircraft Operations Center (AOC) 2010 Seasonal Summary and Future Plans
  
  

• Mr. X. William (Bill) Proenza
  Director, National Weather Service Southern Region
  

• Microwave Sounder Observations during GRIP: Preliminary Results

• NPP Microwave Sounder-Based Tropical Cyclone Products

• The 2010 GOES-R Proving Ground at the National Hurricane Center

• Development and Validation of a Capability for Wide-Swath Storm Observations of Ocean Surface Wind Speed

• Developments in 2010 in In-Flight Real-Time Reporting of the Directional Ocean Wave Spectra using Wide Swath Radar Altimeter (WSRA) from the NOAA WP-3D Hurricane Reconnaissance Aircraft

• NOAA Proof of Concept Demonstrations of Hurricane Observing Strategies using Unmanned Aircraft Systems

• Surface-Reflected GPS Wind Speed Sensing Results for 2010 Atlantic Season
  
  

• Real-Time Airborne Ocean Measurements and Predictions of Loop Current Eddy Shedding During the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: Implications for Hurricane Intensity Forecasting

• First Flights of HIWRAP During GRIP

• WISDOM Intensity Program-Weather Hurricane In-situ Sea Surface Probe (WHISSP)

• New Tools for Tropical Cyclone Radar Rainfall Estimation

• A Two-Dimensional Velocity Dealiasing Algorithm for the WSR-88D

• A Summary of New Activities to Expand the Caribbean Sounding and Surface Networks: The IASCLIP and COCONet Initiatives

• Establishing an Improved National Capability for Collection of Extreme Storm and Flood Data
  
  

• Advancements to the Operational HWRF Modeling System at EMC

• Issues in Transitioning HWRF Upgrades into Operations at EMC

• 2011 Operational HWRF Model Upgrades

• Major Upgrades Planned in 2011 for the GFDL Hurricane Prediction System

• An Overview of COAMPS-TC Development and Real-Time Tests

• Progress Towards Developing a Coupled Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Framework for Research and Operational Hurricane Models

• Evaluation and Improvement of Ocean Model Parameterizations for NCEP Operations
  
  

• Prediction of Consensus TC Track Forecast Error (2005-2010)

• Ensemble Forecasting Products for Tropical Cyclones at the UK Met Office

• Large Ensemble Tropical Cyclone Intensity Forecasting

• The Performance of a GFDL Hurricane Model Ensemble Forecast System during the 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season

• Evaluation and Development of Ensemble Prediction System for the Operational HWRF Model

• Forecasting Tropical Cyclone Genesis/Development Using an Ensemble of High Resolution Deterministic Global Models – Results from the HFIP 2010 Summer Demo

• Ensemble-based Prediction and Diagnostics during the PREDICT Field Experiment
  

• Technology Transfer in Tropical Cyclone Numerical Modeling – The Role of the Developmental Testbed Center (DTC)

• Objective Evaluation of 2010 HFIP Stream 1.5 Candidates

• Hurricane Intensity and Structure Research Using NOAA's High Resolution Forecast Model and its Transition to Operations

• Progress Towards a High-Resolution HWRF Model

• Evaluation and Improvements of Cloud and Precipitation Physics in the Operational Hurricane WRF Model at NOAA/EMC

• Controlling Factors of the Radius of Maximum Winds in HWRF

• Tropical Cyclone Inner-Core Diagnostics

• On the Characteristic Height Scales of the Hurricane Boundary Layer: Dropsonde Composite Analysis for the Purpose of Model Diagnostics
  

• Dr. Chris Landsea (NCEP/NHC)

• NASA-sponsored GRIP

• NSF-sponsored PREDICT

• NOAA-sponsored IFEX

• NASA-sponsored GRIP

• NSF-sponsored PREDICT

• NOAA-sponsored IFEX
  

• Program Overview of ITOP/TCS10

• Overview of the Impact of Typhoons on the Pacific (ITOP)

• Multi-Scale Observations of Cloud Clusters and Tropical Cyclones in ITOP/TCS10

• The Challenge of Measuring the Atmosphere-Ocean Interface in Tropical Cyclones: Observations from Air-Deployed Drifters

• Pre-Genesis Monitoring of the 3-D Atmospheric and Oceanic Environment Via High Altitude Aircraft Observations

• Ocean Observations in Developing and Mature TCs Based on a New Airborne Observing Strategy: 'Combo' Deployments of AXBTs and GPS Dropsondes from Long-Endurance, Multi-Altitude Reconnaissance Flights

• An Overview of COAMPS-TC Forecasts and Targeting for ITOP

• Multi-Model Coupled Air-Sea Forecasts of Typhoons during ITOP
  

• Hurricane and Severe Storm Sentinel (HS3): A Multi-Year Investigation of Atlantic Hurricanes

• 2011 Plans for NOAA’s Intensity Forecasting Experiment (IFEX)

• Estimating Tropical Cyclone Intensity from Infrared Image Data

• Airborne Surface Water and Ocean Topography Mapping System

• The Experimental HWRF-HEDAS System: Model Evaluation in Preparation for Satellite Microwave Data Assimilation Inside the Hurricane Precipitation Area

• Hurricane Center-Fixing with the Automated Rotational Center Hurricane Eye Retrieval (ARCHER) Method

• Intraseasonal to Seasonal Prediction of Tropical Cyclogenesis: A Statistical-Dynamical Forecast System
  

• Banquet Address
  
  

Dr. Peter G. Black -- 2011

Dr. Jim Goerss --2010
Dr. Mark DeMaria --2009
Mr. Robert Dumont--2008
Mr. Charles J. “Charlie” Neumann--2007
Dr. Joanne Simpson--2006
Dr. Frank D. Marks, Jr.--2005
53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron--2005 Special
NOAA's Aircraft Operations Center--2005 Special
Mr. Max Mayfield--2004
Mr. Chris Velden--2003
Prof. Russell Elsberry--2002

• Dr. Brenda Phillips
  Professor of Political Science
  Fire and Emergency Management Program
  Oklahoma State University
  

• International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship (IBTrACS)
  Activities at NOAA’s NCDC

• Dry Air in the Tropical Cyclone Environment

• Improvements to Statistical Intensity Forecasts

• Improvements in the Statistical Prediction of Tropical Cyclone Rapid Intensification

• Improving SHIPS Rapid Intensification (RI) Index Using 37 GHz Microwave Ring Pattern around the Center of Tropical Cyclones

• Forecasting Rapid Intensification of Tropical Cyclones in the Western North Pacific Using TRMM/TMI 37 GHz Microwave Signal
  
  

• The Joint Hurricane Testbed (JHT): 2010 Update

• Enhancements to the SHIPS Rapid Intensification Index

• Status and Plans for the Development of a Unified Dropsonde Quality Assurance and Visualization Capability, ASPENV3

• Advanced Applications of Monte Carlo Wind Probability Model: A Year 2 Joint Hurricane Testbed Project Update

• A New Secondary Eyewall Formation Index; Transition to Operations and Quantification of Associated Hurricane Intensity and Structure Changes

• ATCF Requirements, Intensity Consensus and Sea Heights Consistent with NHC Forecasts

• Atlantic Warm Pool SST Bias in HYCOM

• Tools for Coordinating Aircraft During Hurricane Field Campaigns
  

• WG/HWSOR: Action Item Review

• Final Wrap-up