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SeCAPS 2026 Agenda

SeCAPS Schedule

March 28th - Day 1

Time Event
7:45 AM Registration (Refreshments Available)
8:15 AM Welcome and Opening Remarks
8:30 AM Pixels into Partnerships: Radar Training as a Catalyst for Collaboration, Brandon Black, Jessica Chace
8:45 AM Examining the impact of experience and experience narratives on risk perception and disaster preparedness messages, Lindsey Vazquez
9:00 AM Keynote - Micheal Simpson
9:45 AM Break / Networking
10:00 AM Utilizing Ground-Based Radar Analyses to Investigate Ocean-to-Land
Differences in the Tropical Cyclone Wind Profile and Their Impacts on Tornadogenesis, Elizabeth Seiler
10:15 AM Poster Session
10:45 AM Tour of Coastal Weather Research Center
11:30 AM  Lunch (Provided) / Networking
1:00 PM Keynote: From Broadcast to Broadband: The Evolution of Meteorology in a Digital-First Era, James Spann
1:45 PM Every scientist still needs to learn how to code, Tony Rice
2:00 PM Resume Workshop, John Gordon
2:30 PM Weather Balloon Launch
3:00 PM Synoptic Briefing
5:00 PM Mixer – Moe’s Original Barbecue, 701 Spring Hill Avenue Mobile, AL

 

March 29th - Day 2

Time Event
8:00 AM Registration (Refreshments Available)
8:15 AM What’s New, SAM?, Austin Clark, Dr. Sytske Kimball, Cameron Clark
8:30 AM Hydroplaning Safety Campaign, John Gordon
8:45 AM So is it going to rain or not?: Examining cognitive overload, recall, risk perception, and satisfaction in contemporary TV weathercasts, Dr. Robert Gauthreaux III
9:00 AM Break / Networking
9:15 AM Keynote - Kim Klockow-McClain
10:00 AM Probabilis-what? Communicating Uncertainty Without Confusion, Morgan Barry
10:15 AM Break / Networking
10:30 AM Communications Panel, Dr. Kim Klockow-McClain, Lindsey Vazquez, Morgan Barry, Thomas Geboy
11:15 AM Every Problem is a Communications Problem, Mike Coyne
11:45 AM Lunch (Provided) & The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of Weather Trivia, John Gordon
1:15 PM NWS Mobile Tornado Reanalysis: Improving the Accuracy of the Tornado Database, Michael Mugrage
1:30 PM Keynote: Climatological Defiance: Anatomy of the 21 January 2025 Central Gulf Coast Snow as a Multi-Centennial Outlier, Jeffrey Medlin
2:15 PM Closing Statements

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