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ABOUT US
Edward
M. Tomlinson, Ph.D.,
Principal Hydrometeorologist
President /
Chief Meteorologist,
Applied Weather
Associates, LLC
Hydrometeorological Consultant,
Associated Science Experts, LLC
Professional experience:
1994-present: Applied Weather Associates - President / Chief
Meteorologist. Hydrometeorology studies, including Probable
Maximum Precipitation determinations for safety of dams. Member,
Bureau of Reclamation Risk Assessment Committee for Dam Safety.
Member, Association of State Dam Safety Officials Advisory Committee.
University of Colorado - member, honorarium faculty: teaches
meteorology.
1990-1994: North American Weather Consultants - Chief Scientist.
Atmospheric dispersion; weather modification, including
project manager for cloud seeding project in Greece. Part-time faculty
member, meteorology, University of Utah.
1987-1990: Colorado State University, Geosciences Center - Research
Coordinator. Hydrology, quantitative precipitation
forecasting. METSTAT - senior research scientist: meteorological
satellite design and cloud analysis.
1966-1987: U.S. Air Force - Weather Officer, from Lt. to LtCol.
Specialized in clouds: Sponsor and Principal Investigator of
CLOUDS experiment; co-founded Clouds Program. Flew typhoon
reconnaissance, including 19 typhoon penetrations. Pioneered
environmental support for geophysics and aerospace systems programs.
Received numerous awards, including Distinguished Flying Cross, DOD and AF
Meritorious Service Awards, and AF Commendation Award.
Publications: numerous publications, conference presentations, and
reports - listings available upon request.
Education:
1980: Ph.D., Meteorology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT.
1974: M.S., Meteorology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT.
1966: B.A., Mathematics and Physics, University of Richmond, Richmond, VA.
Charles B. Pyke, Ph.D., Senior Hydrometeorologist
and Climatologist
Principal Scientist, Associated
Science Experts, LLC
Principal Scientist and Seasonal
Forecast Specialist, California Weather & Earth Sciences, LLC
Professional experience:
2009-present: Environmental Science & Energy, Inc. - President, CEO, and Principal Scientist:
Development of local wind, solar, hydroelectric, and wave/tidal energy for
individual homes, farms, schools, and businesses. Facilitation of repair,
reconstruction, or replacement of dams, spillways, levees, bridges, highways,
public works infrastructure, beaches, harbors, marinas, lagoons, wetlands, and
coral reefs.
Construction defects analysis and seismic and landslide hazard analysis. Environmental
planning, water resources conservation, and water reclamation.
2004-present: Associated Science Experts, LLC - Principal Scientist:
Forensic meteorology and expert testimony. Research
education, and public lectures offered, including The
Visiting Science Professor program.
2004-present: California Weather & Earth Sciences, LLC - Principal
Scientist, Primary Expert Witnes, and Seasonal Forecast Specialist: weather forecasting, long-range weather outlooks, and
forensic meteorology..
1989-2004: Continental Weather & Earth Sciences, Inc. - President and
Principal Scientist: Forensic meteorology, research,
weather forecasting, and long-range weather outlooks.
1971-1990: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Meteorologist (civilian):
Development of Probable Maximum Precipitation,
Standard Project Storm, Part I and Part II Storm Studies,
and anticipated adverse weather; quantitative precipitation forecasts.
1968-1970: California State University, Northridge - Assistant Professor,
Geography Department: Meteorology courses.
1960-1973: U.S. Air Force and California Air National Guard - Weather
Officer and Forecaster.
Publications:
1989-present: Hundreds of forensic meteorology reports in court cases.
1971-1990: Numerous papers and contributions to papers and manuals,
hydrometeorology, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
1965-1976: Post-doctoral research paper, doctoral dissertation, and
master's thesis on El Niño and precipitation.
1964: "On the Role of Air-Sea Interaction in the Development of
Cyclones" (national award-winning research paper).
Education: 1972-1976:
Post-doctoral research, Atmospheric Sciences, UCLA - under Dr. J. Bjerknes:
effects of El Niño on U.S. weather.
1972: Ph.D., Meteorology, University of California, Los Angeles - under
Dr. J. Bjerknes. Dissertation: seasonal precipitation.
1965: M.A., Meteorology, University of California, Los Angeles - under Dr.
J. Bjerknes. Thesis: precipitation variations.
1963: B.A., Meteorology, University of California, Los Angeles.
Received national award on air-sea interaction research paper.
Donald T. Jensen, Ph.D., CCM*, PH*,
Senior Hydrometeorologist
and Climatologist
Professor Emeritus, Utah State University; Utah State Climatologist;
Hydrometeorological Consultant,
Associated Science Experts, LLC
Professional experience:
1990-2004: Utah State University and Utah Climate Center - Professor,
Director, and State Climatologist.
1983-1990: Soil Conservation Service - Hydrologist and Resource
Conservationist.
1978-1982: Bureau of Reclamation - Meteorologist.
1971-1978: National Weather Service, NOAA -
Meteorologist and Hydrologist.
Publications : numerous -
listings available upon request.
Education:
1978: Ph.D.,
Engineering (Interdisciplinary), Utah State University, Logan, UT.
1976: M.S., Hydrology, Utah State University, Logan UT.
1972: B.S.,
Meteorology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT.
*Certified Consulting
Meteorologist and Professional Hydrologist, currently on leave
out of the U.S.
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