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Stephan Rasp

Stephan Rasp

PhD Student

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Work group

A6 project in Waves to Weather: Representing forecast uncertainty using stochastic physical prarameterizations

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Publications

Rasp, S., Selz, T. and Craig, G., 2016. Convective and slantwise trajectory ascent in convection-permitting simulations of mid-latitude cyclones. Monthly Weather Review, EOR. DOI:10.1175/MWR-D-16-0112.1

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Theses

M.Sc. thesis: High-Resolution Trajectory Analysis of Vertical Motions in Different Weather Situations, April 2015. Supervisor: Prof. George Craig

B.Sc. thesis: The Effects of Relative Submergence on the Hydrodynamics of an Open Vegetated Channel, April 2012. Supervisor: Dr. Stuart McLelland.

CV

2009-2012 B.Sc. in Physical Geography at the University of Hull, UK.

2012-2015 M.Sc. in Meteorology at LMU Munich, Germany.

2015-now Ph.D. in Meteorology at LMU Munich, Germany.