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Kevin Reed
Kevin A. Reed Assistant Professor School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences

Contact Information

Endeavour Hall

Stony Brook, 11794

631/632-8686

Expertise

tropical cyclones extreme weather climate change hurricanes

Biography

Kevin Reed’s research interests include understanding the capability of global climate models to simulate extreme weather events and the impact of model design choices on the simulation of such extremes in a global context. One specific area of his research has focused on the ability of the National Center for Atmospheric Research’s Community Atmosphere Model (CAM) to simulate tropical cyclones at high-resolutions. Additionally, he studies how extreme events, including tropical cyclones, may change as a result of a changing climate.

Education

  • PhD, MS, and BS, University of Michigan

Research Grants

Award Start End Sponsor Type Amount Status
An Integrated Evaluation of the Simulated Hydroclimate System of the Continental US 2016-09-01T00:00:00 2017-10-31T00:00:00 University of California at Davis Nonfederal 125415 Approved
Improving the Representation of Organized Convection and Extreme Precipitation in High-Resolution Climate Models 2017-01-01T00:00:00 2017-12-31T00:00:00 US Department of Energy Federal 100000 Approved
Collaborative Research: Understanding the Origins of Hazardous Convective Weather Environments through Reduced-Complexity Climate Modeling Experiments 2017-08-15T00:00:00 2020-07-31T00:00:00 National Science Foundation Federal 330829 Approved

Courses

Term Role Course ID Description
Spring 2017 Secondary Instructor ATM 365 Tropical Meteorology
Spring 2017 Secondary Instructor MAR 565 Tropical Meteorology
Spring 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 590 Research for MS Students
Spring 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 590 Research for MS Students
Spring 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 650 Dissertation Research for PhD
Spring 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 655 Directed Study for PhD
Summer 2017 Primary Instructor ATM 487 Sr Research in Atmospheric Sci
Fall 2017 Primary Instructor ATM 103 Extreme Weather
Fall 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 552 Directed Study
Fall 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 590 Research for MS Students
Fall 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 590 Research for MS Students
Fall 2017 Secondary Instructor MAR 595 Grad Seminar Atmospheric Sci
Fall 2017 Secondary Instructor MAR 595 Grad Seminar Atmospheric Sci
Fall 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 650 Dissertation Research for PhD
Fall 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 655 Directed Study for PhD
Fall 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 701 Dissertation off Campus Intern
Fall 2017 Primary Instructor MAR 701 Dissertation off Campus Intern
Spring 2016 Secondary Instructor ATM 102 Weather and Climate
Spring 2016 Secondary Instructor EST 102 Weather and Climate
Spring 2016 Primary Instructor MAR 590 Research
Spring 2016 Primary Instructor MAR 650 Dissertation Research
Fall 2016 Primary Instructor ATM 103 Extreme Weather
Fall 2016 Primary Instructor MAR 590 Research for MS Students
Fall 2016 Primary Instructor MAR 590 Research for MS Students
Fall 2016 Secondary Instructor MAR 595 Grad Seminar Atmospheric Sci
Fall 2016 Secondary Instructor MAR 595 Grad Seminar Atmospheric Sci
Fall 2016 Primary Instructor MAR 650 Dissertation Research for PhD
Fall 2016 Primary Instructor MAR 670 Practicum in Teaching
Fall 2015 Secondary Instructor ATM 103 Atmospheric Extreme Events
Fall 2015 Primary Instructor MAR 590 Research
Fall 2015 Secondary Instructor MAR 595 Grad Sem in Atmospheric Scienc
Fall 2015 Secondary Instructor MAR 595 Grad Sem in Atmospheric Scienc
Fall 2015 Secondary Instructor MAR 595 Grad Sem in Atmospheric Scienc
Fall 2015 Primary Instructor MAR 650 Dissertation Research

News Highlights

November 12, 2014 Latest supercomputers enable high-resolution climate models, truer simulation of extreme weather Phys.org Read Article November 21, 2014 Gee-whiz science yields high res climate models Laboratory News Read Article
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