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James Thomas Moore (February 8, 1952 – July 25, 2006) was an American meteorologist who advanced isentropic analysis, jet stream dynamics, cyclogenesis, and heavy precipitation forecasting. He was a past president of the National Weather Association. "Doc Moore" was also the co-author, with fellow meteorologist Peter R. Chaston, of Jokes and Puns for Groan-Ups.

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rdfs:comment	James Thomas Moore (February 8, 1952 – July 25, 2006) was an American meteorologist who advanced isentropic analysis, jet stream dynamics, cyclogenesis, and heavy precipitation forecasting. He was a past president of the National Weather Association. "Doc Moore" was also the co-author, with fellow meteorologist Peter R. Chaston, of Jokes and Puns for Groan-Ups. (en)
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name	Jim Moore (en)
birth place	United States New York (state) New York City
death place	United States Missouri St. Louis
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birth place	United States New York (state) New York City
birth date	1952-02-08 (xsd:date)
dct:subject	1952 births 2006 deaths New York University alumni Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences alumni American meteorologists Saint Louis University faculty Fellows of the American Meteorological Society
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Meteorologist Atmospheric sciences Cyclogenesis United States 1952 births Cornell University Saint Louis University Missouri State University of New York at Oneonta Synoptic scale meteorology 2006 deaths New York University alumni Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences alumni Jet stream American Meteorological Society Isentropic analysis Weather forecasting American meteorologists Saint Louis University faculty Fellows of the American Meteorological Society St. Louis National Weather Association New York (state) New York City New York University Precipitation (meteorology)
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thesis title	A Utilization of the Nested Grid Approach in the Development of a Severe Weather Index (en)
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workplaces	Saint Louis University
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alma mater	Cornell University New York University
awards	NWA Lifetime Achievement Award (en)
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death date	2006-07-25 (xsd:date)
fields	Atmospheric sciences
known for	Isentropic analysis and precipitation forecasting (en)
has abstract	James Thomas Moore (February 8, 1952 – July 25, 2006) was an American meteorologist who advanced isentropic analysis, jet stream dynamics, cyclogenesis, and heavy precipitation forecasting. He was a past president of the National Weather Association. "Doc Moore" was also the co-author, with fellow meteorologist Peter R. Chaston, of Jokes and Puns for Groan-Ups. Growing up in New York City, Jim had an early interest in weather. He attended New York University, graduating with a B.S. in meteorology, magna cum laude, in 1974. He moved on to Cornell University, where he earned a M.S. in 1976 with the thesis A Dynamic Visualization of the Events in the Multiscale Energy-momentum Cascade Leading to the Development of Severe Storms, continuing to a Ph.D. in 1979 with the dissertation A Utilization of the Nested Grid Approach in the Development of a Severe Weather Index, both in atmospheric sciences. He took an assistant professor position at State University College at Oneonta (SUCO), New York, from 1978 to 1980. After this he was a longtime professor at Saint Louis University, where he remained a staple from 1980 until his death in 2006. A noted synoptician, most of his doctoral students are current or former professors of synoptic meteorology. Moore was strongly interested in teaching, both forecasters and university students, as well as the general public. He regarded furthering his students (and forecasters) as the most important thing he could be doing --as even more important than his research. As such, he was heavily involved in bridging research and operational meteorology and he traveled the country giving presentations, interacting with forecasters and ingesting feedback. He served as president of National Weather Association (NWA) in 1999, and in 2000, received the T. Theodore Fujita Research Achievement Award from the NWA. In 2003, he was elected a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society (AMS). Then in 2006 he received the inaugural COMET Lifetime Achievement Award, and posthumously, the NWA Lifetime Achievement Award. (en)
doctoral advisor	Douglas A. Paine (en)
doctoral students	Richard C. Molinaro , Glenn E. VanKnowe , Scott M. Rochette , Patrick S. Market , Sam Ng , Martin A. Baxter (en)
institution	Saint Louis University
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