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Weather Research Center

Weather Research Center, Inc t (713) 529 3076 [email protected] 5090 Richmond #467 f (713) 818 9346 www.wxresearch.com

Houston, Texas 77056

Jill F. Hasling, CCM

POSITION President

EDUCATION

1975 B.A. - University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas

1972 A.A. - South Texas Junior College, Houston, Texas (1972) Rollins College, Winterpark, Florida (1971)

CERTIFICATION

1992 American Meteorological Society Board Certified Consulting Meteorologist #496

AWARDS

2007 Special Award for Education – National Hurricane Conference

2000 Fellow - American Meteorological Society

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

December 1987 to Present WEATHER RESEARCH CENTER, INC., Houston, Texas

Founder / President

May 2014 to Present MATTHEWSDANIEL COMPANY, Houston, Texas

Chief Consulting Meteorologist

December 2005 to 2014 The WEATHER MUSEUM, Houston, Texas

Founder / Director

1974 to December 1987 INSTITUTE FOR STORM RESEARCH, INC., Houston,

Texas

Vice President / Meteorologist

Resume Page 2 Jill F. Hasling, CCM

Matthews-Daniel Company t (713) 622 1633 [email protected] 4544 Post Oak Place, Suite 160 f (713) 622 1644 www.matdan.com


PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

2015: Global Tropical Cyclone Wind and Wave Analysis for CAT Modeling. Global Wave Statistic Model for route and tow approvals.

2014: Ice Analysis for various sites in the Arctic. Various hindcast of winds and waves at both onshore and offshore locations.

2013: Ice Analysis for various sites in the Arctic. Continued research on extreme conditions offshore.

2012: Developed a Marine Weather Route Forecast Model using GIS Wind and Wave Models

2011: Continued work on Hurricane Damage Potential to offshore structures and mapping models for weather and assets.

2010: Developed Tropical Weather Briefing Videos, Weather Safety Videos, using WRC GIS maps. Developed a model using GIS to prepare 360 hour wind and wave charts. Forensic Meteorology Research

2009: Continue work on the Freeman/Hasling Hurricane Damage Potential Scale which takes into account the size of the hurricane. Hindcasts of Hurricane Ivan, Katrina, Rita and Ike. Performed a Global Study on weather trends along shipping routes

2008: Started work on the Freeman/Hasling Hurricane Damage Potential Scale and continued developing GIS Tropical Tracking Models. Research into Long range hurricane predication and its relation to orbital influences. Developed Indian Ocean and West Pacific Cyclone Windfield Model. Continued to develop training programs for young meteorologists.

2007: Develop a GIS Hurricane and Cyclone Tracking and WindField Model.Continued research into the Long range Hurricane outlooks and the relationship with orbital influences. Continued the development of meteorological educational programs. Wind field analysis of past significant Gulf of Mexico hurricanes.

2006: Research into 100 year, 50 year and 25 year Gulf of Mexico Hurricanes using GIS software. Hurricane Windfield analysis for 2005 hurricane season. Atlantic Tropical Development Outlook Model. Opened the John C. Freeman Weather Museum in the Houston Museum District.

2005: Continued Research into Long Range Prediction of Hurricanes and Seasonal Temperatures based on Orbital Influences. Designed Global Marine Weather Forecast Service. Developed of the Weather Museum in the Houston Museum District. Develop Science Education on the Go! campaign

2004: Designed the Weather Navigator traveling weather exhibit. Continued work on orbital influences on global weather patterns. Member of the Organizing Committee for the AMS Forensic Meteorology Workshop in San Diego 2005.

2003: Organized the Second Annual Weather Day at the Zoo. Developed the Science Education on the Go Project. Continued research into the marine and tropical meteorology as well as orbital influences on the weather.




2002: Designed and Organized Weather Day at the Zoo. President of NCIM. Continued work on developing a Long Range Prediction Model for temperatures and precipitation. Continued research in to the Orbital Cyclone Strike Index. Oversaw the Center's World Wide Forecast Center and continued to develop The Weather Museum. Expanded WRC's educational programs on the Internet. Member of the organizing committee of the AMS Weather Entrepreneur Workshop.

2001: Performed a study on Texas Hurricanes and along with Dr. Freeman developed a Monte Carlo Method to predict storm damage by zip code. President of NCIM. Continued work on developing a Long Range Prediction Model for temperatures and precipitation. Continued research in to the Orbital Cyclone Strike Index. Oversaw the Center's World Wide Forecast Center and continued to develop The Weather Museum. Expanded WRC's educational programs on the Internet.

2000: Along with Dr. Freeman researched and developed a Long Range Predication Model for Heating and Cooling Degree Days. Continued to improve WRC's Marine Weather Forecasting and Tropical Forecast Models. Oversaw the Center's World Wide Forecast Center and continued to develop The Weather Museum. Expanded WRC's educational programs on the Internet.

1999: Along with Dr. Freeman researched forecasting El Nino & La Nina events using the orbit of the Sun. Expanded Weather Camp and the Center's tours and talks. Started work on a joint project with Texas Tech and Texas Insurance Department on Texas Hurricanes. Expanded web services for the Center and the Weather Museum. Helped develop the SS-TCP, Site specific thermostrophic current profile.

1998: Continued design of WRC websites: www.wxresearch.com and www.wxresearch.org. Improved marine weather forecasts models. Continued work on The Weather Museum.

1997: Designed Weather Navigator and Storm Navigator for the Internet. Continued work on the Orbital Cyclone Strike Index. Designed a Long Range Outlook model based on the orbit of the sun. This model forecast makes monthly and seasonal outlooks of average temperature and precipitation for selected US cities.

1996: Oversaw the purchase of the building for the Weather Museum and continued efforts to raise funds for the museum. Continued developing the Center’s web site to provide weather information to the public. Designed a curriculum for the Center’s Weather Camps. Continued modernization of the Center’s weather Center including a data network.

1995: Continued research into Long Range Hurricane prediction and winter outlooks. One of the organizers for the Hurricane and Industry Conference. Founding Director of the Weather Museum. Start the Weathermen’s Classic. Developed Center’s Web site. Detail analysis of North Carolina Hurricanes.

1994: Detailed Hurricane Study for Texas City, Texas. Developed a detailed forecast for hurricanes for Texas City. Detailed hurricane study for North Carolina. Forecast models for Gulf of Mexico and South China Sea.

1993: Appointed Director of Weather Research Center, Inc. by the Board of Directors. Elected Director to the Board of the National Council of Industrial Meteorologists. Detailed Analysis of Texas Hurricanes. Detailed study into South China Sea Typhoons. Continued




developing computer models for marine forecasting and client services. Continued refinement of the Weather Research Center's Hurricane Wind field Hindcast and Forecast model. Detailed study of East coast Hurricanes.

1992: Received certification as a Certified Consulting meteorologist from the American Meteorological Society. Elected Member of the National Council of Industrial Meteorologist. Continued work on Solar Cyclone Strike Index.

1991: Improved the Center's graphic presentation for real time weather forecast. Detailed Gulf of Mexico Hurricane studies. South China Sea Typhoon studies.

1990: Designed a Freeze Time Forecast Method used by a Chemical Company on the Upper Texas Coast. Designed several coastal forecast model used by Construction Companies Production Companies and Radio Stations.

1989: Continued enhancing WRC's weather forecast models and methods. Developed the Solar Cyclone Strike Index for the US through continued research into long range hurricane prediction.

1988: Appointed Director of Operations of Weather Research Center. Designed and implemented a computer based weather forecast and data bulletin board system. Computerized WRC's Gulf of Mexico forecast operations. Developed a Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Wind Field prediction model. Aided in the design, installation, and data management of a meteorological measurement project.

1987: Continued work on developing a long range prediction of hurricane risk along the US Coast.

1986: Designed new projects in order to diversify the organizations services and research projects. Involved in the developing of a method of long range prediction of hurricane events on the Texas Coast.

1985: Developed a Storm Surge Model to consider Stalled Storms for a major utility company. Developed Hurricane Wind Field Prediction Model. Consulting Programmer for Tera, Inc. on a major offshore project.

1984: Managed the 19th ICCE Conference held in Houston, Texas for over 500 participants from all over the world. Designed a weather forecast communication system that included graphics such as a hurricane tracking chart.

1983: Performed a major hurricane flooding analysis and hurricane mitigation planning for major Utility Company. Designed, authored, and managed Marine Weather and Wave Forecasting Seminar held in Houston, Texas. Managed the Hurricane Awareness Conference held in Houston, Texas.

1982: Author and Editor of Environmental and Climatological Studies. Developed software packages such as HURTRACK for the HP Series 80 for tracking hurricanes as well as packages for storm surges, wave forecasting, forecast preparation, and refraction.




1981: Supervised and designed the computerization of the Accounting and Bookkeeping procedures of the organization. Developed a new major, Weather Communications for the Meteorology Department at the University of St. Thomas.

1980: Vice President and now supervising a staff of 30 scientist. Developed three new courses for the Meteorology Department at the University of St. Thomas, Oceanography, Winds, Tides and Currents, and Weather Measurement. Supervised the designing, installation, training, and operation of a remote weather monitoring station offshore Argentina. Supervised a project for WSMR on Wind Shear and was a member of the team that developed and installed the FORTRAN Programs for inputting ballistic wind data from raw wind and temperature data. Supervised the project on Wind Energy Assessment for the Southern Region.

1979: Assistant Researcher/Administrative assistant which included responsibility for accounting and record keeping. Project leader on all technical projects. Developed a public awareness program known as Storm Awareness Day.

1978: Editor and Software development for Environmental Studies which included programs on ocean currents and wave refraction. Supervised a major wave and current hindcast study in the North Sea. Help calibrate and develop the Multi-Layer Current Model

1977: Developed a software package for a hand held computer on numerical weather prediction and taught method to meteorology students at the University of St. Thomas.

1976: Executive Assistant with administrative and technical duties. Completed a major report on a Tornado outbreak. Software development for a Typhoon Model in the South China Sea.

1975: Assistant to Director of Research and Programmer. Projects included wave hindcast studies and software development for hand held computers.

1974: Meteorological technician/programmer and worked on a project to study weather and waves over the entire Gulf of Mexico.

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

2012 - Present Director - National Council of Industrial Meteorologist [NCIM]

2012- 2014 Director - Houston Museum District Association

2012 - 2013 Member - AMS 2013 Annual Meeting Organizing Committee

2012 - Present Ex-Officio Member – AMS Board on Early Professionals

2011 - 2013 Chairman – AMS CICCC Professional Affairs Working Group

2011 - 2015 Member – AMS Board of Outreach and Pre-College Education

2010 – Present Member - AMS Membership Committee




2002 - 2012 Co-Chair - AMS WeatherFest

2009 – 2012 Councilor - American Meteorological Society Council

2008 - 2010 Councilor - National Weather Association Council

2008 - 2009 NCIM Representative to the AMS Steering Committee of the Commission

on the Weather and Climate Enterprise

2007 - 2008 Chair of the AMS Board of Certified Consulting Meteorologist

2005 - 2009 Chair BCCM Marketing Committee

2004-2009 Member – AMS Web site ad-hoc committee

2004-2009 Board member – AMS Board of Certified Consulting Meteorologist

2004-2005 Member of the Organizing Committee for AMS Forensic Workshop 2005

2003-2004 Member of the Organizing Committee for AMS Business Tools for Weather

Entrepreneurs Workshop

2002-2004 Director – National Council of Industrial Meteorologist

2001-2002 President - National Council of Industrial Meteorologist

2001-2002 Member of the Organizing Committee for AMS Weather Entrepreneurs

Workshop

2000-2001 President Elect - National Council of Industrial Meteorologist

1999-2002 Board member - AMS Board of the Private Sector

1996 Founder The WRC Weather Museum

1995-1996 Director, National Council of Industrial Meteorologists

1995 Organizer of Hurricanes and Industry Conference

1993 - 2014 Organizer of Weather Camp

1993 - 1994 Director on the Board for the National Council of Industrial Meteorologist

1989 - 1990 Secretary, Houston Chapter of American Meteorological Society

1986 Volunteer, US Olympic Festival, Houston, Texas- Field Hockey

1985 Member of the Local organizing committee for the AMS Conference on

Tropical Meteorology.




1984 Member of the Organizing Committee of the 19th International Conference

on Coastal Engineering.

1983 Organizer for Hurricane Awareness Conference held in Houston, Texas

1981 - 1997 Field Hockey, Soccer and Lacrosse coach, St. John's School

1976 - 1990 Organizer for the local Chapter of the American Meteorological Society

1979 - 2000 Organizer for the Annual Storm Awareness Day - Houston, Texas designed

to promote storm preparedness among coastal residents.

Also, listed in:

American Men and Women of Science

Who's Who of American Women

Who's Who Among Young American Professionals

Who's Who in Houston

Who's Who in the South and Southwest

Who's Who in America

Who's Who of Emerging Leaders in America

MODELS OF WHICH MS. HASLING INVOLVED IN DEVELOPMENT OR DESIGN

1) Wave Spectra computed from sea level pressures

2) Hurricane Wave Spectra Model

3) Hurricane Wind Field Model

4) Wave Hindcasting Model

5) Storm Surge Model

6) Internal Waves in Tanks

7) Ocean Current Prediction Model: 2-dimensional, 1-dimensional

8) Wind Hindcasting Model

9) Plotting and Contouring Routines for Wave Spectra and Current Models

10) Numerical Weather Prediction Model

11) Forecast Verification Model




12) Vector Analysis Model

13) Swell Hindcasting Model [South America, North Sea, Gulf of Mexico and Indian Ocean]

14) Wave Refraction Model

15) Geostrophic Wind and Gradient Wind Model

16) Polar Graphic Plotting Model

17) Wind Assessment Model

18) Wave Force Model

19) Significant Wave Model

20) Ocean Current Transport Model

21) Wave Spectra for Middle Latitude Moving Storms

22) ISR Multi-Layer Current Model

23) Wind Shear and Statistics Model

24) Wave Forecasting Model

25) Conference Registration Model/ Mailing Labels/ Accounting

26) Texas Hurricane File Model [1766 - Present]

27) Texas Tornado Model

28) US Hurricane Landfall Model [1871 - Present]

29) Precipitation Forecast Model

30) Inland Flooding Model

31) Rainfall Prediction Model

32) Ocean Current Forecast Program

33) Weather Communication Model

34) Weather Map Generator Model [Gulf of Mexico /USA/ Brazil/ Alaska/ South China Sea]

35) Hurricane Wind Field Model

36) Bathystrophic Storm Surge Model




37) Accounting Programs: Accounts Payable/ Accounts Receivable/ Payroll - General Ledger/

Loan Accounts/ Invoices

38) Atlantic Hurricane Statistics

39) Typhoon Statistics

40) Hurricane Tracking Model - Atlantic/Gulf of Mexico

41) Typhoon Tracking Model - South China Sea

42) Graphic Programs - Spectral Plots - Comparisons

43) Atlantic Hurricane Probability Graphic Depiction

44) Annual Sea State Summary

45) Wind/Wave Monthly /Annual Summaries

46) Worldwide Map

47) Texas Weather Radar Depiction

48) Wind Chill Table / Wind Chill Estimator

49) Risk Analysis

50) Ship Report Plotter

51) Gulf of Mexico Hurricane, Wind, Wave, and Swell Forecast Model

52) Wave Height VS Wave Period Table and Plot Generator

53) Weather Statistics

54) Significant Weather Events

55) Index File Programs [Clients, Computer Programs, Prospects]

56) Glossary, References, Index Generator

57) Oil Block Hurricane Wind Field Prediction Model

58) Texas Coastal Hurricane Wind Field Prediction Model

59) Florida West Coastal Hurricane Wind Field Prediction Model

60) Graphic Depiction of Sunspots Vs El Nino Events




61) Long Range Outlook - Hurricane Strikes on US Coast

62) Gulf Oil Blocks Hurricane Distance and Wave Forecast Model

63) Gulf of Mexico Wave/Swell Forecast Model

64) WxBoard - Weather Forecast Communication Model

65) WxBoard - Graphics - Forecast Maps

66) Freeze Time Forecast Model for Houston, Texas

66) Gulf of Mexico Ocean Current Forecast Model

67) South China Sea Typhoon Wind Field Model

68) Heat Index Model

69) Relative Humidity from Dew Point and Temperature

70) Forecast Generator [Gulf of Mexico, South China Sea, Bay of Campeche

Tow Forecast/ Caribbean]

71) Weather Education Software / Weather Games

72) Worldwide Clock

73) Tide Clock

74) Maximum Combined Seas Model

75) Typhoon Graphics

76) Long Range Heating and Cooling Degree Day Forecast Model

77) GIS Hurricane and Cyclone Tracking and Windfields

78) Freeman/Hasling Hurricane Damage Potential Scale

79) GIS Wind and Wave Model Forecasts

80) GIS Marine Weather Route Forecast Model

81) GIS Ice Edge Hindcast Model

82) Cyclone Wave Impact Hindcast Model




TECHNICAL REPORTS THAT MS. HASLING HAS EITHER SUPERVISED, WRITTEN, OR

PERFORMED MODELING FOR:

1) ISR, 1974: Study of Weather and Waves Over the Entire Gulf of Mexico and Certain Parts of

the Pacific Ocean.

2) ISR, 1975: Environmental Study for West Coast of Morocco.

3) ISR, 1975: Environmental Study for Bay of La Paz.

4) ISR, 1975: Environmental Study for the Gulf of Alaska.

5) ISR, 1975: A Regional Study of Design and Operational Winds, Waves, Currents, Tides, and

Other Environmental Factors for the East Coast of the United States.

6) ISR, 1975: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Off the Middle Coast of the North

Atlantic.

7) ISR, 1975: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions off the Northeast Coast of North

Atlantic.

8) ISR, 1975: Environmental Study off the Coast of Guinea.

9) ISR, 1975: Weather and Oceanographic Study for the Design and Construction of the Mobil

North Sea Pipeline.

10) ISR, 1975: Environmental Study for the Nile Delta.

11) ISR, 1975: Feasibility Study for Pipeline Near Shetland and Orkney Islands.

12) ISR, 1975: Cumulative Wave Frequencies for Selected Points in the Gulf of Mexico.

13) ISR, 1975: Environmental Study of Operational Conditions for the Red Sea.

14) ISR, 1976: Conceptual Basis and Procedures for Computing Inland Flooding.

15) ISR, 1976: Storm Hindcast off Palawan Island.

16) ISR, 1976: Current Hindcast Alboran Sea

17) ISR, 1976: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions off Palawan Island.

18) ISR, 1976: A Wind and Wave Comparison Between the Coastal Waters of Georgia and

Northern Gulf of Mexico.

19) ISR, 1976: Wave Exceedance Diagrams for Texas Coast.

20) ISR, 1976: A Study of the Bottom Temperature, Bathymetry, and Bottom Conditions for the

North Sea.




21) ISR, 1977: A Preliminary Study for Extreme Conditions in the South China Sea.

22) ISR, 1977: Frequency of Various Wave and Wave Energy in the Andaman Sea.

23) ISR, 1977: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Columbia

24) ISR, 1977: Comparison of Winds and Hindcast Waves on Platforms in the Gulf of Mexico

25) ISR, 1977: Oceanographic and Meteorological Summary For West Irian

26) ISR, 1977: Multilayer Ocean Current Model

27) ISR, 1978: Calibrated Directional Spectra North Sea.

28) ISR, 1978: Study of Currents in the South China Sea Near Palawan

29) ISR, 1978: Program to Compute Storm Tides on the Levee of Baytown Refinery

30) ISR, 1978: Waves, Swells, and Currents in the Gulf of Arzew

31) ISR, 1978: Wave Spectra and Current Profiles for Hurricane Carmen

32) ISR, 1978: Weather and Oceanographic Summary for Gulf of St. Jorge

33) ISR, 1979: Wave - Current Interactions - Literature Search

34) ISR, 1980: Wind Energy Resource Atlas: Volume 7 The South Central Region

35) ISR, 1980: Winds, Waves, and Swells in the Great Australian Blight

36) ISR, 1980: Seasonal Forecast for the Grand Banks

37) ISR, 1980: Winds Caused by Hurricane Allen

38) ISR, 1980: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions West of Sharjah

39) ISR, 1980: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions East of Sharjah

40) ISR, 1981: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Sandakan

41) ISR, 1981: Oceanographic Study for the Eastern North Sea

42) ISR, 1981: Study of Currents West of Sharjah

43) ISR, 1981: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Brazil

44) ISR, 1981: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Gulf of Sirte

45) ISR, 1981: Weather and Oceanographic Hindcast for Offshore Saudi Arabia




46) ISR, 1981: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Gabon

47) ISR, 1982: Weather Study for Offshore Norfolk, Va.

48) ISR, 1982: Hindcast Study Offshore Norfolk, Va.

49) ISR, 1982: Hindcast Study for West Africa, Offshore Angola, Cabinda, Nigeria, and Ivory

Coast

50) ISR, 1981: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Southern California

51) ISR, 1982: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Sierra Leone

52) ISR, 1982: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Oman

53) ISR, 1982: Storm Study for Offshore Bilbao, Spain

54) ISR, 1982: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for the Gulf of Alaska

55) ISR, 1982: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for the Yellow Sea

56) ISR, 1982: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for the Po Hai Sea

57) ISR, 1982: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for Offshore Tierra Del Fuego,

Argentina

58) ISR, 1983: User's Guide Hurricane Flooding Evaluation of Texas Coast

59) ISR, 1983: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for Gulf of Bohai

60) ISR, 1983: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Morocco

61) ISR, 1983: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Bali

62) ISR, 1983: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Southwest Morocco

63) ISR, 1983: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for Offshore Nigeria

64) ISR, 1983: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for Northeast Gulf of Tonkin

65) ISR, 1983: Extreme Conditions Offshore Tierra Del Fuego

66) ISR, 1983: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for Shott El Jerid, Tunisia

67) ISR, 1983: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for Southeast Trinidad

68) ISR, 1984: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for Offshore Morondava

69) ISR, 1984: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions off the Southwest Coast of Java.




70) ISR, 1984: Three Year Hindcast for Gulf of Bohai

71) ISR, 1984: Offshore Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Ewing Banks

72) ISR, 1984: Design Environmental Data Gulf of Mexico.

73) ISR, 1984: Environmental Study for Operational Conditions for Strait of Magellan

74) ISR, 1985: Offshore Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Irian Jaya Coast.

75) ISR, 1985: Offshore Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Romania

76) ISR, 1985: Offshore Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Gulf of Gabes

77) ISR, 1985: Offshore Environmental Study for Operational Conditions Offshore Qatar

78) ISR, 1985: Offshore Environmental Study off Tunisia

79) ISR, 1985: Flood Tables for Stalled Hurricanes Off the Texas Coast.

80) ISR, 1986: Offshore Environmental Study for Operational Conditions in the Barents Sea.

81) ISR, 1986: Hindcast of Hurricane Juan

82) ISR, 1986: Long Range Outlook for Africa

83) ISR, 1987: Climatological Outlook for Sudan

84) ISR, 1987: Hurricane Wind Field Analysis for Florida

85) ISR, 1987: Offshore Environmental Study for NW Australia

86) WRC, 1987: Extreme Conditions off Brazil

87) WRC, 1988: Waves Offshore and Wave Run-up in Anastasia State Park on January 5, 1987

88) WRC, 1988: Oceanographic and Meteorological Study of Offshore Mauritania, West Africa.

89) WRC, 1988: Review Methodology and Calculation of Maximum Hurricane Wind Speed.

90) WRC, 1988: Environmental Design Criteria for Dodge Pond.

91) WRC, 1988: Design and Installation of Weather Monitoring System.

92) WRC, 1988: Environmental Study for the Bay of Bengal

93) WRC, 1988: Wave Heights in South China Sea

94) WRC, 1989: Environmental Study off Madura Island Indonesia




95) WRC, 1989: Solar Cyclone Strike Index

96) WRC, 1989: Environmental Study off Gabon and Congo

97) WRC, 1989: Design and Environmental Study for Mississippi Canyon, Gulf of Mexico

98) WRC, 1989: Winds and Waves for Vermillion, Gulf of Mexico

99) WRC, 1989: Climatological Study for Houston

100) WRC, 1990: Hurricane Response Plan for Hazardous Waste Facility – Houston Ship

Channel

101) WRC, 1990: Hurricane Study for Ship Shoal, Gulf of Mexico

102) WRC, 1990: Data Acquisitions for Various Law Cases

103) WRC, 1990: Monthly Outlook of Precipitation for Africa.

104) WRC, 1991: Environmental Study Off Tunisia

105) WRC, 1991: Environmental Study Off Mauritania

106) WRC, 1991: Environmental Study Off NW Australia

107) WRC, 1991: Environmental Study Off Malta

108) WRC, 1991: Detailed Freeze Time Analysis for Texas City

109) WRC, 1992: Relation of El Nino to Western Pacific Typhoons

110) WRC, 1992: Design Conditions Off Philippines

111) WRC, 1992: Study Offshore Yemen

112) WRC, 1992: Typhoon Analysis for Western Pacific Typhoons

113) WRC, 1993: Environmental Study Off Palawan

114) WRC, 1993: Hurricane Wind Field Analysis for East Coast of United States

115) WRC, 1993: Detailed Analysis of Hurricane Andrew

116) WRC, 1993: Environmental Study Off Argentina

117) WRC, 1993: Environmental Study Off New Zealand

118) WRC, 1993: Detailed Analysis of Hurricane Hugo




119) WRC, 1993: Winds and Waves Off Tieirre Del Fuego

120) WRC, 1994: Extreme Conditions Off West Africa

121) WRC, 1994: Detailed Hurricane Analysis and Forecast Model for Texas City

122) WRC, 1994: Tides in the South China Sea

123) WRC, 1994: Winds and Waves in the Nile Delta

124) WRC, 1994: Environmental Study for Offshore Viet Nam

125) WRC, 1994: Critical Values for the Bay of Campeche

126) WRC, 1995: Tides & Currents Off Gabon

127) WRC, 1995: Weather Study for Senegal, West Africa

128) WRC, 1996: Environmental Study offshore Angola

129) WRC, 1996: Trinidad Rainfall

130) WRC, 1997: Dew point Temperatures for Valdosta, Georgia

131) WRC, 1998 Houston Rainfall Analysis

132) WRC, 1998 Typhoon Study for the West Pacific

133) WRC, 1998 Environmental Study for Offshore Israel

134) WRC, 1998 Study Offshore Sable Island

135) WRC, 1998 Oil Spill Forecasts

136) WRC, 1999 Monthly Wind Distribution for Waco Texas

137) WRC, 1999 Hindcast of Tropical Frances 1998

138) WRC, 1999 Climatological Study for Brazil

139) WRC, 2000 Hurricane Probabilities for Gulf of Mexico

140) WRC, 2000 Detailed Extreme Condition and Currents for Pipeline in the Gulf of Mexico

141) WRC,2001 Monte Carlo Method for Texas Hurricanes

142) WRC,2002 Frequency of Winds and Waves in the Gulf of Mexico

143) WRC,2003 Typhoon Hindcast for Korea




144) WRC.2004 Environmental Study for Equatorial Guinea

145) WRC.2005 Detailed Wind Study for Radome Installation

146) WRC 2007 Detailed Wind Study for San Francisco Area

147) WRC,2008 Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Wind and Wave Analysis

148) WRC,2009 Review of Current Weather Patterns Over the Global Shipping Lanes and

Possible Impacts of Global Trades on These Patterns

149) WRC,2012 Storm Surge Risk Assessment and Rainfall Flooding Risk Analysis

150) WRC,2013 Ice Analysis for the Kara Sea

151) WRC, 2013 Ice Analysis for the Chukchi Sea

152) WRC, 2014 Environmental and Ice Study for offshore Greenland

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

1) Institute for Storm Research, 1975: "Study of Weather and Waves Over the Entire Gulf of

Mexico and Certain Parts of the Pacific Ocean", Final Report prepared for the U.S. Latin American

Cooperation Science Program, The National Science Foundation, GF-42822.

2) Institute for Storm Research, 1975: "A Project to Study Wind and Waves in The Gulf of Mexico",

Final Report prepared for the Atmospheric Sciences Section, The National Science Foundation

DES-75-18137.

3) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 1976: "Annex B - Conceptual Basis for Computing Inland

Flooding, Annex C - Procedures for Computing Inland Flooding", Model Minimum Hurricane -

Resistant Building Standards for the Texas Gulf Coast, Texas Coastal Marine Council.

4) Institute for Storm Research, 1977: "Perishable Tornado Damage Survey, Final Report

prepared for Division of Biomedical and Environmental Research, Energy Research and

Development Administration, Report #ORO-4779-1.

5) Hasling, Jill F and John C. Freeman, 1977: A Pocket Solution to Poisson's Equation for

Meteorologists and Oceanographers. Presented at the 1977 Fall Meeting of the American

Geophysical Union, San Francisco, December 5-9, 1978.

6) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1978: Refraction Shoaling and Friction for Wave Rays

Radiating from a Point, presented at 1978 Spring Meeting of the American Geophysical Union,

Miami Beach, Fla., April 17-21, 1978.

7) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1978: A Numerical Computer Model to Predict Tides,

Surges, and Currents for Coastal Areas, Including Bays and inundated Areas, presented at the

1978 Fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union, San Francisco, December 4-8, 1978.




8) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1979: A Duo-strophic Storm Surge Model or Galveston

Bay and the Adjacent Gulf of Mexico, presented at the 12th Annual Hurricane Conference, New

Orleans, La., April 23-27, 1979.

9) Freeman, John C., Jill F. Hasling, James J. Schnebelt, and James L. Stevens, 1979: The

Hurricane Danger Zone and the Hurricane Front, presented at the 12th Annual Hurricane

Conference, New Orleans, La., April 23-27, 1979.

10) Schnebelt, James J., John C. Freeman, and Jill F. Hasling, 1979: Storms in the Gulf of Alaska,

Conference & Exposition of the Marine Technology Society, October 10-12, 1979.

11) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1979: The ISR Flash Flood Model as Applied to West

Texas, Second Conference on Flash Floods, Atlanta, Ga, March 8-20, 1980.

12) Freeman, J.C., Jill F. Hasling, and James J. Schnebelt, 1979: Flooding Caused by Tropical

Storm Claudette, Second Conference on Flash Floods, Atlanta, Ga, March 8-20, 1980.

13) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1980: The Hurricane Danger Zone: A New Way of

Perceiving Hurricanes, presented at the New Orleans International Hurricane Conference, 1980,

May 26-29, 1980.

14) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1980: The Development of Methods of Conference

Diagnostic Analysis of Series of Satellite Photographs, Final Report, U.S. Army Research Office.

15) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1981: Computed Directional Wave Spectra in Hurricane

Allen, 1980, presented at the IUCRM Symposium on Wave Dynamics and Radio Probing of the

Ocean Surface, May 13-20, 1980, Miami Beach, Florida.

16) Hasling, Jill F. and Albert C. Sprankle, 1981: Galveston Hurricanes, Port of Galveston

Magazine, June 1981.

17) Hasling, Jill F., R. Edwards, J. Freeman, L. Graves, and A. Sprankle, 1981: Techniques For

Assessing the Wind Energy Resource in the South Central Region. Final Report, prepared for

Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Washington.

18) Institute for Storm Research, 1981: Wind Energy Resource Atlas: Volume 7 - The South

Central Region, Prepared for Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Document No. PNL-3195-

WERA-7, National Technical Information Service, Springfield, Virginia.

19) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 1981: A Layered Mesoscale Prediction Model Initialized

and Verified by Satellite Data. Proc/AMAP Symposium, Hamburg, 25-28 August 1981 (ESASP-

165, June 1981).

20) Hasling, J.F., J.C. Freeman, M.S. Freeman and B. Auld, 1981: A Computer Program to

Determine the Frequency and Intensity of Wind Shear, User/Systems Manual, ISR 10-10,

February 18, 1981, U.S. Army Contract DAAD 07-80-C-0126




21) Hasling, J.F., J.C. Freeman, M. S. Freeman, and B. Auld, 1981: Method to Determine the

Frequency and Intensity of Wind Shear, ISR 10-10, U.S. Army Contract # DAAD07-80-C-0126

22) Hasling, J.F., M. Freeman, J. C. Freeman, B. Auld, L. Finch, and B. Sauter, 1981: A Wind

Shear Frequency and Intensity Study for Artillary Application, U.S. Army Contract DAAD07-80-C-

0126

23) Freeman, J.C., J. Schnebelt, J.F. Hasling, and S. Lyons, 1982: Seasonal Forecasting by

Propagating Isotherms.

24) Hasling, J.F. and J.C. Freeman, 1982: The Hurricane Danger Zone - A New Way of Portraying

Hurricanes.

25) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 1982: Water Transport in a Moving Hurricane and the

Storm Surge Problem, presented at the 18th ICCE in Cape Town South Africa.

26) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1983: The Hurricane Danger Zone - A Way of Portraying

Hurricanes, National Weather Digest, Vol 7, Number 4, pp. 34 -37.

27) Hasling, Jill F., 1983: Marine Weather and Wave Forecasting, Institute for Storm Research.

28) Hasling, Jill F., 1983: Texas Hurricane Handbook, Institute for Storm Research.

29) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1983: Hurricane Preparedness, Southwestern Bell

30) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1984: A Storm Surge Computation That Can be Done

on a Small Personal Computer, presented 3rd Conference in Meteorology of the Coastal Zone,

Miami, Florida.

31) Hasling, Jill F. and John C. Freeman, 1984: The Effects of Waves on Storm Surge and

Damaged Caused by Storm Surge, presented at the 19th ICCE in Houston, Texas.

32) Hasling, Jill F., 1985: The 1985 Hurricane Season, Institute for Storm Research.

33) Freeman, J.C. Cionco, R. and Hasling, JF, 1986: The Hierarchy of Models and Observing

Network to do Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology and a Sample Analysis of Mesoscale and

Microscale, Final Report Prepared for Battelle Research Institute.

34) Hasling, Jill F., 1986: The 1986 Hurricane Season, Institute for Storm Research, Houston,

Texas

35) Hasling, J.F. and Freeman, J.C., 1987: US Hurricane Outlook: Do Sunspots Indicate Where

A Hurricane Might Strike?, Press Release Institute for Storm Research

36) Hasling, J.F., 1987: El Ninos and Their Affects on Texas Hurricanes, Submitted for publication

in AMS Publication.




37) Freeman, J.C., Cionco, R. and Hasling, J.F., 1987: Project Wind Data for Comparison with

Computations and Further Development of Initialized Procedures, Final Report Prepared for

Battelle Research Institute.

38) Freeman, J.C. and Hasling, J.F., 1987: Numerical Weather Prediction and Wave Cyclones,

Institute for Storm Research, Houston, Texas

39) Hasling, J.F., 1987: The 1987 Hurricane Season, Institute for Storm Research

40) Hasling, J.F. and J.C. Freeman, 1988: Hurricane Windfield Overland as Storm Makes

Landfall, Presented 68th Annual AMS Meeting

41) Freeman, J.C. and J. F. Hasling, 1988: Waves Offshore for a Hurricane Making Landfall on

the Gulf Coast of the United States, Presented at 68th Annual AMS Meeting

42) Hasling, J.F. and J.C. Freeman, 1988: Sunspots as a Predictor of Landfall of Hurricanes on

the Coast of the United States, Presented at 68th Annual AMS Meeting.

43) Freeman, J.C., R. Cionco, and J.F. Hasling, 1988: Project Wind - Programs to Aid in Analysis

of Data, Final Report, Battelle Research Center.

44) Hasling, J.F. and J.C. Freeman, 1988: Hurricane Sustained Wind Forecast on the Upper

Texas Coast During Moderate Category 1-5 Storms, Weather Research Center.

45) Hasling, J.F. and J.C. Freeman, 1988: Possible Sunspot Cycle and Tropical Storm and

Hurricane Strikes on the US Coastline, Weather Research Center.

46) Freeman, J.C. and J.F. Hasling, 1988: The Effects of a Hilda Type Storm on Oil Blocks in the

Gulf of Mexico, Weather Research Center.

47) Hasling, J.F., 1989: 1989 Atlantic Hurricane Summary, Weather Research Center, Houston,

Texas.

48) Hasling, J.F., 1990: Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Handbook, Weather Research Center, Houston,

Texas.

49) Hasling, J.F. and J.C. Freeman, 1990: Marine Weather Handbook, Weather Research Center,

Houston, Texas.


Texas

51) Hasling, J.F. and J.C. Freeman, 1991: North Atlantic Solar Cyclone Strike Index, Weather

Research Center, Houston, Texas.


Texas




53) Hasling, J.F. and J. C. Freeman, 1992: Experiments with the Solar Cyclone Strike Index,

Presented at the Spring AGU meeting.

54) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 1993: The Predictor of Hurricanes and No Hurricanes

by Means of The Solar Cyclone Strike Index, presented at the 20th Conference on Hurricanes

and Tropical Meteorology.

55) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 1993: Tropical Cyclone Strikes in Hawaii and the Solar

Cyclone Strike Index, presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society.

56) Hasling, Jill F., 1993: Family Weather Handbook, Weather Research Center

57) Hasling, Jill F., 1993: 1993 Atlantic Hurricane Summary, Weather Research Center.

58) Hasling, Jill F. and Staff , 1994: 1994 Atlantic Hurricane Summary, Weather Research Center

59) Hasling, Jill F. and Staff, 1994: 1994 South China Sea Typhoon Summary, Weather Research

Center

60) Hasling, Jill F. and Staff, 1995: 1995 Atlantic Hurricane Summary, Weather Research Center

61) Hasling, Jill F. and Staff, 1995: 1995 South China Sea Typhoon Summary, Weather Research

Center.



64) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 1998: Predicting the Warm Phase of the Southern

Oscillation from the Distance of the Sun from the Center of Mass of the Solar System, Weather

Research Center

65) Freeman, John C. Freeman and Jill F. Hasling, 1998: The Motion of the Sun and the Earth in

the Solar System and How it affects the Weather, Weather Research Center



68) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 1999: Verification of the Prediction of the Risk of Tropical

Storm and Hurricane Strikes Along the North American Coast for the Period 1985-1997, 23rd

Hurricanes & Tropical Meteorology conference, American Meteorological Society.

69) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 1999: Prediction of the Risk of Tropical Cyclones, Third

Conference on Coastal Atmospheric and Oceanic Prediction and Processes, 2-5 November 1999,

American Meteorological Society.





71) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 2000: Astronomical Effects on the Winter Climate of the

Midwest, 11th Symposium on Global Change, American Meteorological Society.

72) Breher, Dorri and Jill F. Hasling, 2000: Education Through Weather Day-Camps, 9th

Symposium on Education, American Meteorological Society

73) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 2001: Verification of Hindcasts by the Astronomical

Climatic Prediction, 12th Symposium on Global Change, American Meteorological Society

74) Hasling, Jill F. and Mike Arellano, 2001: Weather Education Tools to Help Students and

Teachers. 10th Symposium on Education, American Meteorological Society 75) Freeman, John

C. and Jill F. Hasling, 2001: Verification of Hindcasts made by the Astronomical Climatic

Predictions, 12th Global Climate Conference, American Meteorological Society.



78) Freeman, John C., Jill F. Hasling, M. Nguyen, L. Blott, 2002: Chapter 9 – Chance for Gulf

Storms Increases; End-Use Areas, Moderate Weather, Natural Gas & Electric

Power Industries Analysis, Robert E. Willet, Editor 79) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 2003:

The Effect of the Orbit of the Sun on the Earth’s Atmosphere, 14th Global Conference, American

Meteorological Society.


81) Hasling, Jill F.and Elizabeth Murphy, 2004: Ground Hog Day as an Educational Tool, 13th

Symposium on Education, 84th Annual American Meteorological Society Meeting.

82) Freeman, John C. and Jill F. Hasling, 2004: A Theory For Long Term Changes in the General

Circulation – Coriolis Effect in the Solar System, 15th Symposium on Global Change and Climate

Variations, 84th Annual American Meteorological Society Meeting.

83) Freeman, John C. , Jill F. Hasling and Robert A. Stacy, 2004: A Vorticity Equation for

Numerical Long Range Forecasting – The Coriolis Parameter in the Solar System, 50th

Anniversary of Numerical Weather Prediction Commemorative Symposium.




86) Hasling, Jill F. , 2007: Concerns and Their Impact on Offshore Design and Operations: Were

Hurricane Ivan 2004, Katrina 2005 and Rita 2005 100 Year Events or a Result of Moving Over

the Warm Loop Current? presented at 2007 Offshore Technology Conference, Houston, Texas




87) Hasling, Jill F., 2007: The Certified Consulting Meteorologist[CCM} as a Forensic Scientist in

Accident Investigations., presented at the Forensic Climatology Symposium San Antonio, Texas

February 20, 2007

88) Hasling, Jill F., 2007: Tropical Storm and Hurricanes Along the Gulf Coast Past, Present and

Future, Presented at the Severe Storm Prediction, Education & Evacuation From Disasters

meeting May 8-9,2007 at Rice University, Houston, Texas


90) Hasling, Jill F. , 2008: Using GIS to Understand Hurricane Windfields in the Gulf of Mexico,

presented at 2008 ESRI Petroleum User Group Conference

91) Hasling, Jill F., 2008: Hurricane Forecasting: Another Perspective, PCSCAT, Savannah,

Georgia, April 7, 2008.

92) Hasling, Jill F., 2008: Learning from the Past: What We Have Learned From Past Gulf Coast

Hurricanes and Severe Weather Events, SSPEED Center, Rice University, June 23, 2008.

93) Hasling, Jill F., 2008: Learning from the Past: What Have We Learned from Past Gulf Coast

Hurricanes – In order to Determine the Upper Texas Coast’s Risk, RIMS, Houston, Texas, August

20, 2008

94) Hasling, Jill F. , 2008: Gulf of Mexico Hurricanes. Past - Present - Future, presented at the

Marine Technology Society, Septebmer 25, 2008

95) Hasling, Jill F. and Maureen Maiuri , 2008: Using GIS to Understand Hurricane Windfields in

the Gulf of Mexico, presented at the Dynamic Position Conference, Houston, Texas Oct 7-8, 2008

96) Hasling, Jill F. , 2008: Communicating the Threat of a Hurricane - Size Matters – Severe

Storm Prediction and Global Climate Impact on the Gulf Coast – October 30, 2008, presented at

SSPEED at Rice University.

97) Hasling, Jill F. and Maureen Maiuri, 2008: City on the Bayou: Houston History through Floods,

presented at 2008 National Weather Service Association Annual Meeting, Louisville, Kentucky,

October 2008.

98) Hasling, Jill F. and Maureen Maiuri, 2008: 2008 Atlantic Hurricane Summary, Weather

Research Center

99) Hasling, Jill F., 2009: WRC Hurricane Damage Potential Scale – Gulf of Mexico Hurricanes –

Past – Present – Future, presented at the MMS ITM, January 6, 2009.

100) Hasling, Jill F. , Ben Maloney and Maureen Maiuri, 2009: Freeman Hurricane Damage

Potential Scale – Gulf of Mexico Hurricanes Pat-Present- Future, presented at 2009 ESRI

Petroleum User Group Conference, Houston, Texas




101) Hasling, Jill F. , 2009: Why Ike a Category 2 Hurricane was so Devastating – The Freeman

Hurricane Damage Potential Scale, presented at Lillehammer Energy Claims Conference, 27

February 2009, Lillehammer, Norway.

102) Hasling, Jill F. , 2009: Freeman/Hasling Hurricane Damage Potential Scale. Gulf of Mexico

Hurricanes – Past – Present – Future. Presented at PUG 2009

103) Hasling, Jill F. , 2009: Upcoming Hurricane Season and the new Freeman/Hasling Damage

Potential Scale, presented to the Kiwanis Club, March 25, 2009

103) Hasling, Jill F., 2009: Climate Change. Can Humans Adapt presented at UST/WRC Climate

Change Workshop April 21, 2009

104) Hasling, Jill F. , 2009: Hurricane Ike Remembered - Freeman/Hasling Hurricane Damage

Presented to Galveston Rotary Culb, May 2009 105) Hasling, Jill F., Oct 2009 NWAS Meeting –

Poster Paper on Freeman Hasling Scale.

106) Hasling, Jill F., Maureen Maiuri and Ben Maloney, 2009: 2009 Atlantic Hurricane Summary,


107) Hasling, Jill F. , 2010: Freeman/Hasling Hurricane Damage Potential Scale. Gulf Hurricanes

Can Come in All Sizes DeepGulf 2009

108) Hasling, Jill F., 2010: Marine Forecast and Hindcast for Hurricane Ike 2008, The CCM as a

Marine and Tropical Meteorologists, American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting. 2010

109) Hasling, Jill F. , 2010: Are Humans at Fault for More and Stronger Hurricanes? Impacts on

Hurricane Forecasting, Offshore Technology Conference May 2010, Houston, Texas

110) Hasling, Jill F. 2010: Houston Hurricane Facts; presented to Friedkin Companies, Inc.,

Houston, Texas, July 2010

111) Hasling, Jill F., Maureen Maiuri and Ben Maloney, 2010: 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Summary,


112) Hasling, Jill F., 2011: When the Weather Goes Wild! - Windstorms – Tornadoes – Lightning

– Hail – Floods, Presented to Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters Society [CPCU] Chapter,

January 18, 2011.

113) Hasling, Jill F., 2011: The CCM as a Scientist Communicating with the Media – The Sky is

Falling and It will rain oil all over! – AMS Annual Meeting – CCM Forum January 26, 2011

114) Hasling, Jill F. , 2011: Why Ike a Category 2 Hurricane was so Devastating – The Freeman

Hasling Hurricane Damage Potential Scale – 2011 Hurricane Outlook - Chevron’s Outlook

Conference – March 23, 2011

115) Hasling, Jill F., 2011: Freeman/Hasling Hurricane Damage Potential Scale, Offshore

Technology Conference, Houston, Texas, May 2011.




116) Hasling, Jill F., 2011: Upper Texas Hurricane Facts – Present at Pacific Drilling’s Hurricane

Safety Meeting – May 18, 2011

117) Hasling, Jill F., 2012: Texas Weather Pioneers: A Weather Museum Project – Presented at

the 92nd Annual American Meteorological Society Meeting, New Orleans.

118) Hasling, Jill F. and Maureen Maiuri, 2012: Making the Community Weatherwise Through

Informal Science Education At the Nation’s First Weather Museum – Presented at the 92nd

Annual American Meteorological Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA

119) Hasling, Jill F., 2012: Global Weather By Design for FPSOs, Houston Marine Insurance

Seminar, September, 2012

120) Hasling, Jill F., 2012: Supersized Hurricanes A Way of the Future? What this could mean

to the Gulf of Mexico, Marine Technology Society, December 2012

121) Hasling, Jill F., 2013: Impacts of Technology on Communicating Weather Windows for

Offshore Construction, Drilling and Intervention Operations, Offshore Technology Conference

2013.

122) Hasling, Jill F. , 2014: Impacts on Open Arctic to Specific Regions, Houston Marine

Insurance Seminar, September 2014.

123) Hasling, Jill F., 2014: What Services a CCM can provide during a natural disaster such as

a hurricane, CCM Forum, 2014 Annual AMS Meeting

124) Hasling, Jill F. , and Mulvey, Gerry, 2015: The Role of a Weather Museum in Early Science

Education. 24th Symposium on Education, 2015 Annual AMS Meeting

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