Photo: Contact info Email: kyle.brooks1@uga.edu Research Interests: Severe and Convective Storms, Tornadoes, Tropical Meteorology, Numerical Weather Prediction, Computing in Atmospheric Science, Machine Learning, Big Data My Links CV: Brooks_CV1223.pdf (242.17 KB) I am a M.S student who models the weather! I also love to program and work with computers. My graduate advisor is Dr. John Knox. My story started when I was around 3 years old when I recieved the book "Do Tornadoes Really Twist" for my birthday. I was instantly hooked (pun fully intended) on meteorology. I come from a small town in southwest Georgia (Worth County) known as Sylvester. My interests include tropical cyclones, tornadoes, and severe weather. I am also a well-versed radar meteorologist and modeler and love using computers to their full potential when predicting the future states of our atmosphere. I really enjoy data science as well and work with massive datasets to find patterns and other interesting properties. In my free time, I enjoy biking, photography, and flying my drone. I also spend a lot of time watching videos and documentaries about weather events around the world. I also enjoy Minecraft and No Man's Sky. Education Education: A.S General Studies with Engineering Focus, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Tifton, Georgia -- Graduated July 2019 B.S Atmospheric Sciences, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia -- Graduated May 2022 B.S Geography, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia -- Graduated May 2022 Dissertation/Thesis Title: “A Long Time Comin’": Modeling the Impacts of a Direct Major Tropical Cyclone Landfall on Coastal Georgia Of Note Of note: Co-founder of the UGA's implementation of the WRF-ARW model and WRF Club Founder and President of UGA Atmospheric Sciences Coding Initiative and Implementation Club Graduate Representative for UGA Chapter of the American Meteorological Society Member of UGA Chi Epsilon Pi Atmospheric Sciences Honor Society
