dzamboam@ou.edu
National Weather Center
Andrew is currently a Research Scientist in the CIWRO Cloud Physics Research Group. Before joining OU, Andrew worked on his PhD at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, characterizing cloud and precipitation properties from the 2016-18 NASA ORACLES field campaign that took place over the southeast Atlantic Ocean. Since joining the Cloud Physics Research Group, Andrew has worked on a variety of projects and field campaigns including the 2022 NSF ESCAPE campaign in Houston, and the 2024 NSF CAESAR campaign in Kiruna, Sweden. His current research interests include exploring methodologies to better constrain uncertainty quantity-dimension relationships for use in cloud property parameterizations in weather models, mesoscale/dynamic processes that influence observed cloud macrophysical properties including gravity waves and turbulence, and polar cloud observations.
