Tropical Cyclone Operations and Research Forum/Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference; Lakeland, Florida; February 25-26, 2020

2020年热带气旋运行和研究论坛（TCORF），第74届部门间飓风会议（IHC）将于2020年2月25日至26日在佛罗里达州莱克兰的飞机运行中心举行。主题将包括解决业务需求的研究、2019年飓风季节观测和预报的挑战、联合飓风试验台活动以及飓风预报改进计划。支持国家飓风行动计划年度更新的飓风和冬季风暴行动和研究工作组会议将是论坛的一部分。该论坛由美国国家科学基金会、美国国家海洋和大气管理局国家气象局和海军研究办公室主办。在TCORF/74届IHC上，来自联邦机构和学术研究界的代表将有机会讨论热带气旋观测、预报和预警方面的最新研究成果，例如：2019年飓风/台风季节的挑战及其提供的研究机会。运营中心的研究重点观察和观察策略热带气旋模式发展将研究转变为运营。热带气旋预报和警报产品及服务的进展。更广泛的影响：该研讨会对美国很重要，因为它将学术研究界与联邦机构聚集在一起，为即将到来的飓风季节做好准备，并改进美国的飓风预报和预警计划。该奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

The 2020 Tropical Cyclone Operations and Research Forum (TCORF), the 74th Interdepartmental Hurricane Conference (IHC) will be held on February 25 -26, 2020 at the Aircraft Operations Center - Lakeland, Florida. Topics will include research addressing operational imperatives, challenges in observing and forecasting during the 2019 hurricane season, Joint Hurricane Testbed activities, and the Hurricane Forecast Improvement Program. A meeting of the Working Group for Hurricane and Winter Storms Operation and Research, which supports the annual update of the National Hurricane Operations Plan, will be a part of the forum. The forum is sponsored by the National Science Foundation, NOAA National Weather Service, and the Office of Naval ResearchIntellectual Merit:At the TCORF/74th IHC, representatives from Federal agencies and the academic research community will have the opportunity to discuss the latest research into tropical cyclone observing, forecasting, and warning such as:1. 2019 hurricane/typhoon season challenges and the opportunities for research that they offer.2. Research priorities of the operational centers3. Observations and observing strategies4. Tropical cyclone model development5. Transitioning research to operations6. Advances in tropical cyclone forecast and warning products and services.Broader Impacts:The workshop is important to the United States because it brings the academic research community together with Federal agencies, to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season and make improvements to the US's hurricane forecasting and warning program.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.