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Ken Leppert, PhD
Associate Professor, Biology
Education
Ph D
2013, Atmospheric Science
University of Alabama in Huntsville
MS
2009, Atmospheric Science
University of Alabama in Huntsville
BS
2007, Atmospheric Science
University of Missouri - Columbia
Biographical Sketch
Dr. Leppert received his B.S. from the University of Missouri - Columbia and his M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Alabama in Huntsville. All three degrees were in Atmospheric Science. In addition to his faculty position at ULM, Dr. Leppert is also an Ensign in the Navy Reserve.
Research Interests
My research interests include tropical cyclogenesis and intensification, tropical convection, tropical easterly waves, and remote sensing related to precipitation (especially lightning, passive microwave, and radar). I have done extensive work with various satellite datasets and some NASA airborne data. I also have some experience working with numerical modeling (Weather Research and Forecast Model) and radiative transfer code.
Recent Publications
Research Grants
Courses Taught
ATMS 1001INTRO TO WEATHER/CLIMATE I, 1 course(s)
ATMS 1003BASIC METEOROLOGY LAB I, 3 course(s)
ATMS 1004BASIC METEOROLOGY LAB II, 9 course(s)
ATMS 3000COMPUTER APPLICATION IN ATMS, 5 course(s)
ATMS 3003ATMOSPHERIC THERMODYNAMICS, 8 course(s)
ATMS 3005DYNAMIC METEOROLOGY, 9 course(s)
ATMS 3006DYNAMIC METEOROLOGY, 9 course(s)
ATMS 3010FUND OF CLIMATIC ANALYSIS, 5 course(s)
ATMS 3015PHYSICAL METEOROLOGY, 4 course(s)
ATMS 4008SATELLITE METEOROLOGY, 2 course(s)
ATMS 4011TROPICAL METEROLOGY, 6 course(s)
ATMS 4020NUMERICAL MODELING OF ATMOS, 1 course(s)
GEOS 1002NATURAL DISASTERS AND HAZARDS, 7 course(s)
GEOS 3032BROADCAST METEOROLOGY PRACT, 8 course(s)