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Section 1: Project Information
Project Name
SPADE: Storms and Precipitation Across the Continental Divide Experiment
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Lead 1
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Lead 2
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Lead 3
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Lead 4
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Name
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Julie Thériault
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Institution
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Universite du Quebec a Montreal
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Role
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PI
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Contact Information
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theriault.julie@uqam.ca 514 987 3000 ext 4276
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Classification (e.g., "GWF Pillar 3", "CCRN", etc.)
GWF Pillar 2
Project Websites
Project Description
To understand the atmospheric conditions leading to storms and precipitation, including its type, across the continental divide.
The specific objective is to investigate small-scale processes leading to orographic precipitation passing over the continental divide.
This experiment ran from May to June 2019.
Objectives
1, Determine how much condensate is passing over the divide and falling to the surface on the upwind and
downwind slopes,
2, Determine what the factors governing this condensate and the surface distribution of
precipitation are, and
3, Determine how well these features of the precipitation can be simulated.
Project Participants
Julie Thériault | PI | Université du Québec à Montréal |
Stephen Déry | Team Lead | University of Northern British Columbia |
John Pomeroy | Team Lead | University of Saskatchewan |
Ronald Stewart | Team Lead | University of Manitoba |
Juris Almonte | Project Manager | Université du Québec à Montréal and University of Northern British Columbia |
Current Status of this Project