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David Mechem
Assistant Professor
Office: 230 Lindley Hall
Phone: 785-864-5707
Email: dmechem@ku.edu
Webpage: http://web.ku.edu/~dmechem/home.html
Office Hours: T R 10:45-12:15 or by appointment
Ph.D., University of Washington (2003)
- Research Interests & Current Projects
- Courses Taught/Teaching Awards
- Publications During Last 5 Years
- Other Significant Publications
Research Interests and Current Projects
My research explores different manifestations of precipitating convection, ranging from drizzling boundary layer stratocumulus to deep, highly organized mesoscale convective systems. A common thread of interest between these phenomena is the concept of mesoscale organization and its role in promoting scale interactions, in particular how mesoscale and cloud-scale processes serve as upscale agents of change for the large-scale flow or cloud coverage. Guided by observational results, I employ large eddy simulation, cloud resolving models, and mesoscale models to investigate cloud system processes.
Courses Taught and Teaching Awards
Publications During the Last 5 Years
Please see http://web.ku.edu/~dmechem/pubs.html for a complete list of publications.



