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© 2013 Royal Meteorological Society
Edited By: Bob Prichard
Impact Factor: 1.11
ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2011: 50/71 (Meteorology & Atmospheric Sciences)
Online ISSN: 1477-8696
Associated Title(s): Atmospheric Science Letters, Geoscience Data Journal, International Journal of Climatology, Meteorological Applications, Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
L F Richardson Award Prize Winners
The L F Richardson Prize is awarded annually by the Royal Meteorological Society for an outstanding paper published in the preceding four years in the Quarterly Journal, International Journal of Climatology, Meteorological Applications or Atmospheric Science Letters by a member of the Society who was under the age of 35 at the time of submission.
2011 Helen Wells
Since 2008 Dr Helen Wells has led a series of very strong papers published in the Quarterly Journal on the subject of mountain waves and their representation in numerical models. The papers address a range of complex and challenging issues including the effects of variations in the background flow, the effects of nonlinearity of the wave field, and the effects of upstream mountains on the drag associated with downstream mountains. These issues are studied using a combination of theoretical analysis, numerical modelling, and comparison with observational data. Particularly important is her April 2011 paper, which highlights the importance of the horizontal propagation of gravity wave packets, an effect that is neglected in all current numerical model parameterization schemes for gravity wave drag. The outstanding nature of this work is recognized through the award of the Society's L F Richardson Prize.
H. Wells, S. B. Vosper, X. Yan
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2010 Neill Bowler
Ensemble transform Kalman filter perturbations for a regional ensemble prediction system
Neill E. Bowler and Kenneth R. Mylne
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The local ETKF and SKEB: Upgrades to the MOGREPS short-range ensemble prediction system
Neill E. Bowler, Alberto Arribas, Sarah E. Beare, Kenneth R. Mylne and Glenn J. Shutts
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2009 John Marsham (Joint winner)
Variable cirrus shading during CSIP IOP 5. I: Effects on the initiation of convection
J. H. Marsham, C. J. Morcrette, K. A. Browning, A. M. Blyth, D. J. Parker, U. Corsmeier, N. Kalthoff and M. Kohler
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Variable cirrus shading during CSIP IOP 5. II: Effects on the convective boundary layer
J. H. Marsham, A. M. Blyth, D. J. Parker, K. Beswick, K. A. Browning, U. Corsmeier, N. Kalthoff, S. Khodayar, C. J. Morcrette and E. G. Norton
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2009 Andrew Turner (Joint winner)
Uncertainties in future projections of extreme precipitation in the Indian monsoon region
A. G. Turner and J. M. Slingo
Atmospheric Science Letters Volume 10, Issue 3, July/September 2009, Pages: 152–158
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A. G. Turner and J. M. Slingo
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A. G. Turner, P. M. Inness and J. M. Slingo
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A. G. Turner, P. M. Inness and J. M. Slingo
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The role of the basic state in the ENSO–monsoon relationship and implications for predictability
A. G. Turner, P. M. Inness and J. M. Slingo
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2008 Chris Westbrook
Radar scattering by aggregate snowflakes
C. D. Westbrook, R. C. Ball and P. R. Field
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The fall speeds of sub-100 µm ice crystals
C. D. Westbrook
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2007 Andrew Charlton-Perez
A. J. Charlton, A. O'Neill, P. Berrisford and W. A. Lahoz
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2006 John Methven
J. Methven, B. J. Hoskins, E. Heifetz and C. H. Bishop
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2005 Amos Lawless
A comparison of two methods for developing the linearization of a shallow-water model
A. S. Lawless, N. K. Nichols and S. P. Ballard
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An investigation of incremental 4D-Var using non-tangent linear models
A. S. Lawless, S. Gratton and N. K. Nichols
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2004 Robin Hogan (Joint winner)
Deriving cloud overlap statistics from radar
Robin J. Hogan and Anthony J. Illingworth
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2004 Simon Vosper (Joint winner)
Inversion effects on mountain lee waves
S. B. Vosper
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2003 Jon Petch
J. C. Petch
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2002 Ellie Highwood (Joint winner)
E. J. Highwood and B. J. Hoskins
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2002 Adrian Tompkins (Joint winner)
Radiative–convective equilibrium in a three-dimensional cloud-ensemble model
Adrian M. Tompkins and George C. Craig
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2001 No award
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2000 Suzanne Gray (Joint winner)
Analysis of the eyes formed in simulated tropical cyclones and polar lows
Suzanne L. Gray
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2000 Robert Wood (Joint winner)
Parametrization of the effect of drizzle upon the droplet effective radius in stratocumulus clouds
Robert Wood
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