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Luke Madaus
Luke Madaus
Principal Scientist and Senior Manager for Global Climate Research and Development, Jupiter
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The olympic mountains experiment (OLYMPEX)
RA Houze Jr, LA McMurdie, WA Petersen, MR Schwaller, W Baccus, ...
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 98 (10), 2167-2188, 2017
1652017
Surface pressure observations from smartphones: A potential revolution for high-resolution weather prediction?
CF Mass, LE Madaus
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 95 (9), 1343-1349, 2014
842014
Utility of dense pressure observations for improving mesoscale analyses and forecasts
LE Madaus, GJ Hakim, CF Mass
Monthly Weather Review 142 (7), 2398-2413, 2014
412014
ClimAlign: Unsupervised statistical downscaling of climate variables via normalizing flows
B Groenke, L Madaus, C Monteleoni
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Climate Informatics, 60-66, 2020
352020
Evaluating smartphone pressure observations for mesoscale analyses and forecasts
LE Madaus, CF Mass
Weather and Forecasting 32 (2), 511-531, 2017
312017
Observable surface anomalies preceding simulated isolated convective initiation
LE Madaus, GJ Hakim
Monthly Weather Review 144 (6), 2265-2284, 2016
222016
Challenges and opportunities for data assimilation in mountainous environments
J Hacker, C Draper, L Madaus
Atmosphere 9 (4), 127, 2018
162018
The Olympic Mountains Experiment (OLYMPEX), B. Am. Meteorol. Soc., 98, 2167–2188
RA Houze Jr, LA McMurdie, WA Petersen, MR Schwaller, W Baccus, ...
162017
Constraining ensemble forecasts of discrete convective initiation with surface observations
LE Madaus, GJ Hakim
Monthly Weather Review 145 (7), 2597-2610, 2017
152017
Stochastic tropical cyclone precipitation field generation
W Kleiber, S Sain, L Madaus, P Harr
Environmetrics 34 (1), e2766, 2023
92023
Hyper-local, efficient extreme heat projection and analysis using machine learning to augment a hybrid dynamical-statistical downscaling technique
L Madaus, P McDermott, J Hacker, J Pullen
Urban Climate 32, 100606, 2020
82020
Rapid, short‐term ensemble forecast adjustment through offline data assimilation
LE Madaus, GJ Hakim
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society 141 (692), 2630-2642, 2015
82015
Analysis of the future change in frequency of tropical cyclone-related impacts due to compound extreme events
PA Harr, A Jordi, L Madaus
Hurricane risk in a changing climate, 87-120, 2022
42022
DART: A Community Facility Providing State-of-the-Art, Efficient Ensemble Data Assimilation for Large (Coupled) Geophysical Models
TJ Hoar, JL Anderson, N Collins, H Kershaw, J Hendricks, K Raeder, ...
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2016, NG33A-1851, 2016
12016
The effects of extreme rainfall trends on compound flood risk: A case study over Greater Boston
S Emmanouil, A Langousis, E Perry, L Madaus, J Hacker, EN Anagnostou
EGU24, 2024
2024
Compounding effects of changing sea level and rainfall regimes on pluvial flooding in New York City
M Ghanbari, T Dell, F Saleh, Z Chen, J Cherrier, B Colle, J Hacker, ...
Natural Hazards, 1-24, 2024
2024
Frequency of Low Streamflow Events Below Environmental Limits Increases Globally
M Maneta, DG Bigelow, L Madaus, SR Sain
AGU23, 2023
2023
Both climate change and population change will affect global exposure to flooding
J Rogers, M Maneta, SR Sain, L Madaus, J Hacker
AGU23, 2023
2023
Pairing Climate Expertise with Open Data and Software to Maximize Climate Insights at Jupiter Intelligence
LE Madaus, EC Weatherhead
103rd AMS Annual Meeting, 2023
2023
Effects of climate change on global flood impacts: insights from a coupled high-resolution coastal and fluvial flood model
J Rogers, M Maneta, SR Sain, L Madaus
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2022, H44E-02, 2022
2022
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