ASSOCIATED SCIENCE  EXPERTS, LLC

Research and Studies in the Earth Sciences and Entomology

  Research, Studies, and Other Scientific Services by

  Expert Meteorologists and Other Expert Scientists and Engineers of

  Associated Science Experts, LLC

  Charles B. Pyke, Ph.D.,  Principal Scientist and Expert Witness

(888) 786-7696

Research Programs and Studies 

Meteorology, Sun, and Light Levels Research and Studies

   Earthquake, and Coastal Data

Charles B. Pyke, Ph.D., Principal Scientist and Primary Expert Witness of Associated Science Experts, LLC, offers research and study programs in the fields of meteorology, atmospheric sciences, and related fields  [see also Climatic and Air Quality Research and Studies].   All of our meteorological research is conducted by, or under the direction of, Dr. Charles B. Pyke.

• Air quality modeling; air transport and diffusion; health standards.

• Aviation weather and effects on airline schedules.

• Biometeorological studies.

• Climatic change - natural and man-made on various time scales, from decades to millions of years [see Global warming / cooling  below].

• Cloud physics, cloud dynamics:  research, modeling.

• Desert meteorology.

• Drought, water shortages.

• Extreme precipitation research and studies.

• Fire weather:  effects of wind, temperature, humidity, and fuel moisture.

• Frost forecasting studies.

• Global warming / cooling;.  

• Global warming and climatic change modeling by  Dr. Jeremy Pal, Professor of Civil Engineering and hydroclimatology specialist, and by other climate change modeling specialists  [see Thermo-haline circulation below and Global Warming and Climate Modeling page].

• Hail research; how large hailstones are produced.

• Heavy precipitation research, studies, and modeling.

• Hydrometeorological research and studies:  hydrometeorological aspects of dam safety, flood control, and water resources   [see also  Hydrology, Flood, and Water Resources Research and Studies].

• Hurricane research and studies.  Potential effects of possible global warming on hurricane frequencies and paths.

• Moonlight:  illumination of objects at various lunar phases and weather conditions; human light and object perception under these conditions.

• Numerical weather prediction research and development.

• Snowfall and snow melt research and modeling.

• Solar radiation - variations with sunspots and solar flares; variations over longer periods: from decades to millennia.

• Sun glare - causes and effects; methods of prevention or mitigation.

• Thermo-haline circulation.  Effects on thermo-haline circulation from global warming, and results of these changes upon the climate of western Europe and northeastern North America.

• Tornado and severe storm studies.

• Twilight and dawn light levels, especially under various types of cloud cover; human light and object perception at twilight and dawn.

• Upper atmospheric measurements, research, and modeling.

• Urban meteorology and micrometeorology; heat island effects.

• Vehicle headlights - effectiveness at night and during different portions of twilight; effects of headlight glare under varying weather conditions.

• Weather modification:  research and studies on cloud seeding, fog abatement, and other programs.

• Wind energy development; siting of wind turbines.

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