Biography
Dr. Haberlie is interested in observed and future projections of climate extremes, severe and hazardous weather, and land use / land cover effects on regional climatology. He uses machine learning, digital image processing, and climate modeling to conduct his research.
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Interests
- Severe and Hazardous Weather
- Climate Variability and Change
- Applications of Artificial Intelligence / Computer Vision
Education
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PhD in Geography, 2018
Northern Illinois University
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MS in Geography, 2012
Northern Illinois University
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BSc in Computer Science, 2010
University of Wisconsin-Platteville
Skills
Python
Machine Learning
GIS
Climate Analytics
Weather Forecasting
Teaching
Experience
Assistant Professor
Northern Illinois University
Assistant Professor
Louisiana State University
SVRIMG
Radar Reflectivity Images Centered on Severe Weather Reports.
Peer-reviewed Publications
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(2021).
Assessment of NWS County Warning Area Tornado Risk, Exposure, and Vulnerability.
Weather, Climate, and Society, 13, 189–209.
(2021).
Mean Storms: Composites of Radar Reflectivity Images During Two Decades of Severe Thunderstorm Events.
International Journal of Climatology, 41, E1738-E1756.
(2020).
Practically perfect hindcasts of severe convective storms.
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 101, E1259-E1278.
(2020).
Reduced frequency and size of late-twenty-first-century snowstorms over North America.
Nature Climate Change, 10, 539–544.
(2019).
A climatology of quasi-linear convective systems and their hazards in the United States.
Weather and Forecasting, 34, 1605-1631.
Contact
- ahaberlie1@niu.edu
- 815-753-0631
- Davis Hall, Room 118, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL 60115
- Enter Davis Hall and go to Room 100 on the south end of the first floor
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Tuesday 13:00 to 15:00
Thursday 13:00 to 15:00 - DM Me