Short-term Prediction Research
and Transition Center

SPoRT is a NASA project to transition unique observations and research capabilities to
the operational weather community to improve short-term forecasts on a regional scale.

Real-Time Data
Projects
- AIRS
- AMSR-E
- AWIPS II
- CIRA TPW
- Convective Initiation
- GOES Imager
- GOES Sounder
- LMA
- Modeling
- MODIS
- SPoRT ADAS
- SPoRT Oceanic
Transitions
Library
Organization

Diane Samuelson

Diane Samuelson
Atmospheric Scientist
NASA
320 Sparkman Drive
Huntsville, AL 35805
Phone 256-961-7832
Fax 256-961-7788
diane.samuelson@nasa.gov

Education

Master of Science in Atmospheric Science (1995), The University of Alabama in Huntsville, Atmospheric Science Department
Bachelor of Science in Physics (1985), Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Department of Chemistry and Physics

Positions

Atmospheric Scientist (1985 - Present), NASA/MSFC Earth Science Office, Huntsville, AL

Technical Contact: Dr. Gary J. Jedlovec (gary.jedlovec@nasa.gov)
Responsible Official: Dr. James L. Smoot (james.l.smoot@nasa.gov)
Page Curator: Erik R. Reimers (erik.r.reimers@nasa.gov)
Disclaimer

Short-term Prediction Research and Transition Center

SPoRT is a NASA project to transition unique observations and research capabilities to the operational weather community to improve short-term forecasts on a regional scale.

Diane Samuelson

Short-term Prediction Research
and Transition Center

SPoRT is a NASA project to transition unique observations and research capabilities to
the operational weather community to improve short-term forecasts on a regional scale.