Temple Lee

Temple Lee is a seasoned research scientist with a specialization in atmospheric boundary layer dynamics and land-atmosphere interactions. With a strong academic background, Temple has authored 29 peer-reviewed publications, delivered over 70 conference presentations, and produced numerous technical reports. His expertise spans over 12 years in meteorological instrumentation and numerical modeling.

Temple Lee pursued his education at the University of Virginia, achieving a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Atmospheric Science, a Master of Science (MS) in Atmospheric Science, and Environmental Science, as well as a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Environmental Science. This robust educational foundation has equipped him with a deep understanding of atmospheric dynamics and environmental science.

In his professional journey, Temple Lee has held significant roles at the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Currently serving as a Research Scientist II, he previously served as a Research Scientist I and a Research Associate within NOAA. Prior to his time at NOAA, Temple was a dedicated Graduate Student at the University of Virginia, further solidifying his expertise in atmospheric science.

With a wealth of experience in conducting research, utilizing scientific instrumentation, and employing numerical models, Temple Lee continues to contribute significantly to the field of atmospheric science. His track record of publications, presentations, and technical reports underscores his commitment to advancing knowledge in atmospheric boundary layer dynamics and land-atmosphere interactions.