Thunderstorm Scientist
Hi! I am a PhD Graduate from the University of Queensland and Australian Bureau of Meteorology. My dissertation explored the climatological and meteorological aspects of sea breeze interactions with warm-season thunderstorms in South East Queensland, Australia, and is available for open access here. I have contributed to field campaigns and institutions in Australia and internationally, and have completed a Humboldt Fellowship in Bonn, Germany. Currently I am a thunderstorm scientist at the Bureau of Meteorology, Radar Science and Nowcasting Team. Here I work on improving the prediction of severe thunderstorms through observations.
Highlights of my research includes:
Radar nowcasting of convective storms for the energy industry through Fugro ROAMES
Contributed to the Australian Weather Radar Workshops and training schools.
My research has been funded by the UQ Atmospheric Observations Research Group, School of SEES, ROAMES, Australian Bureau of Meteorology, Guy Carpenter, Earth Observing Laboratory at the National Centre for Atmospheric Research, the University of Melbourne, National Environmental Science Program, Monash University, ARC Climate Extremes, Humboldt Foundation, Western University and KIT University.
Contact
Address:
Radar Science and Nowcasting Group
Bureau of Meteorology
Science and Innovation Group, Science To Services Program
Australian Bureau of Meteorology
9th floor East, 700 Collins Street, Docklands, VIC3008, Australia
Email: joshua.soderholm@bom.gov.au