Carlos Ordaz

CAMPUS:

CUNY - Graduate Center

COHORT LEVEL

Cohort-2 (2023)

ACADEMIC LEVEL

Doctoral (Ph.D.)

Research Title

Implications of Tropospheric Mass Flux Reduction for the frequency and intensity of convective precipitation

Fellowship

Cohort : 2
Level: PhD
Expect Graduation Date: August 2026
Campus: CUNY – Graduate Center

Biography

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Carlos is a NOAA EPP Earth System Sciences and Remote Sensing-II Scholar in Cohort 2 at the Graduate Center, CUNY where he is pursuing a Ph.D. degree in Physics. His research looks at the Implications of Tropospheric Mass Flux Reduction for the frequency and intensity of convective precipitation

Research

Implications of Tropospheric Mass Flux Reduction for the frequency and intensity of convective precipitation
Academic Mentor: James Booth, Ph.D.
NOAA Mentor: Nadir Jeevanjee

NERTO

NERTO Title: Implications of Tropospheric Mass Flux Reduction for the frequency and intensity of convective precipitation
Year: 2024
NOAA Mentor: Nadir Jeevanjee, Ph.D. (GFDL)
NOAA Location:GFDL/OAR Princeton, NJ