Jiang, Haiyan

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  • Dr. Haiyan Jiang is a Professor in the Department of Earth and Environment. Dr. Jiang’s expertise is in satellite remote sensing techniques that can detect various characteristics of weather systems. She successfully applied these technologies to study hurricane rainfall, convection, winds, and warm-core structures. A coherent theme of her research is to advance our understanding of hurricane intensity and intensity change. She developed long-term satellite-based tropical cyclone databases and used these tools to study the climatology of hurricanes and to develop algorithms for estimating current intensity and predicting rapid intensification of tropical cyclones. Her research has been funded by NASA, NOAA, and NSF.

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  • Meteorology/Atmospheric Remote Sensing, satellite remote sensing techniques that can detect various characteristics of weather systems, hurricane rainfall, convection, winds, and warm-core structures, hurricane intensity and intensity change

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  • Haiyan Jiang

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