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Tyler Fricker

Assistant Professor

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Earth And Environmental Sciences

Department Of Environmental Horticulture

Department Of Horticultural Sciences

Department Of Soil And Water Sciences

Division of Academic Affairs

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Earth and Environmental Science

University of West Florida

Tyler Fricker is currently serving as an Earth And Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor at University of West Florida.

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University of West Florida

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geography natural disasters meteorology weather disaster natural hazards disaster risk science storm surge disasters earth science urban climate applied meteorology hydrometeorology geoscientific model development stormwater civil engineering disaster prevention extreme weather statistics flood risk management geographical information science weather forecasting vulnerability disaster risk reduction disaster research geophysical research extreme environments physical geography environmental fluid mechanics landslides applied geography natural hazard assessment disaster detection numerical weather prediction atmospheric hazards radar applications tsunamis coastal research coastal management quaternary science climate disasters quaternary tectonic deformation anthropogenic geomorphology spatio-temporal models geospatial data meteorological forcing climate epidemiology disease outbreaks population history statistical review quantitative social science research biochronology population studies regional climate response disaster vulnerability mesoscale meteorology meteorological measurements urban weather quantitative geomorphology emergency communication imaging radar louisiana state mesonet geographic information systems environmental impacts climate issues

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Building a Modified Tornado Environment Index to Predict Tornado Activity Using Cmip6 Historical Simulations. (2025)

urban climateweather forecastingdisaster risk reductiongeographystormwaternumerical weather predictionflood risk managementforecastingnatural disastersclimate modelscivil engineeringearth scienceweather disasterdisastersdisaster risk sciencenatural hazardsapplied meteorologyhydrometeorologymeteorologygeoscientific model developmentstorm surgeclimatology

Future Tornado Activity in the Contiguous United States Using Cmip6 Climate Scenarios. (2025)

urban climateclimatic changeweather forecastingenvironmental sciencegeographyclimate developmentstormwaternatural disastersclimate modelsclimate dynamicsregional climate responseextreme weatherclimate changeearth scienceweather disasterdisaster risk sciencenatural hazardsapplied meteorologyhydrometeorologymeteorologygeoscientific model developmentclimatology

Quantifying the Effects of the Kulm Radar on Local Report Climatology, Operational Metrics, and Casualty Impacts of Tornadoes. (2025)

urban climateradarmeteorological measurementsgeographysynthetic aperture radarforecastingnatural disastersgeophysical researchearth scienceweather disasteratmospheric sciencedisastersdisaster risk sciencenatural hazardsapplied meteorologyhydrometeorologyatmospheric researchmeteorologyradar applicationsclimatologystorm surge

The Louisiana State Mesonet. (2025)

louisiana state mesonet

Exploring the Overlap: Comparing Storgis and Onetor Data Between 1950 and 1989: Z. Schroder and T. Fricker. (2024)

population historyhuman evolutiongeographyhistory and philosophy of sciencephysical anthropologystatistical reviewquantitative social science researchhistorysocial stratificationregional studiesgeoarchaeologyhistory of scienceevolutionary anthropologyzooarchaeologyscientific datahistorical biologyarchaeological sciencebiochronologypopulation growthsocial sciencespopulation studiesquantitative science studies

Multi-Timescale Exploration of Teleconnection/Tornado Activity Relationships in the Southeastern United States. (2024)

urban climatedisaster preventiongeographyphysical geographymesoscale meteorologyspatial analysisnatural disastersgeographical information scienceextreme weathergeophysical researchearth scienceweather disasterdisastersdisaster risk sciencenatural hazardsapplied meteorologymeteorologygeophysicsgeoscientific model developmentstorm surgeclimatology

Towards the Development of a Multi-Year, Integrated Radar-Socioeconomic Dataset Using Gridrad Observations. (2024)

radareconomic researchgeographyapplied geographyeconomic geographysynthetic aperture radarworld developmentspatial analysisforecastinggeographical information sciencesocioeconomic statusstatisticsdemographyeconomicsimaging radarradar signal processingradio communicationmeteorologypopulation growthradar image processingradar applicationsquantitative science studies

Digitizing and Geocoding Historical Records to Improve an Understanding of Tornado Climatology. (2023)

geographydata sciencedisaster detectionspatial analysisnatural disastersclimate dynamicsgeospatial datageographical information sciencegeophysical researchearth scienceweather disastergeographic information systemsdisastersdisaster risk sciencenatural hazardsapplied meteorologyhydrometeorologymeteorologydigital earthgeoscientific model developmentstorm surgeclimatology

Expanding the Historical" Outbreak" Climatology Between 1880 and 1989. (2023)

climate changehistoryclimatic changedisastersgeographyclimate epidemiologyenvironmental historycommunicable diseasesdisease outbreaks

Analysis of the 12 April 2020 Northern Louisiana Tornadic Qlcs. (2022)

quaternary tectonic deformationenvironmental sciencegeographylandslidesphysical geographystormwaterflood risk managementnatural disastersclimate dynamicsextreme weatherearth scienceweather disasterdisaster risk sciencecoastal researchnatural hazardscoastal managementmeteorologyanthropogenic geomorphologystorm surgeclimatologyquaternary sciencegeomorphology

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Tyler Fricker

Assistant Professor

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Earth And Environmental Sciences

Department Of Environmental Horticulture

Department Of Horticultural Sciences

Department Of Soil And Water Sciences

Division of Academic Affairs

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Earth and Environmental Science

University of West Florida

Tyler Fricker is currently serving as an Earth And Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor at University of West Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of West Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Building a Modified Tornado Environment Index to Predict Tornado Activity Using Cmip6 Historical Simulations. (2025)

Future Tornado Activity in the Contiguous United States Using Cmip6 Climate Scenarios. (2025)

Quantifying the Effects of the Kulm Radar on Local Report Climatology, Operational Metrics, and Casualty Impacts of Tornadoes. (2025)

The Louisiana State Mesonet. (2025)

louisiana state mesonet

Exploring the Overlap: Comparing Storgis and Onetor Data Between 1950 and 1989: Z. Schroder and T. Fricker. (2024)

Multi-Timescale Exploration of Teleconnection/Tornado Activity Relationships in the Southeastern United States. (2024)

Towards the Development of a Multi-Year, Integrated Radar-Socioeconomic Dataset Using Gridrad Observations. (2024)

Digitizing and Geocoding Historical Records to Improve an Understanding of Tornado Climatology. (2023)

Expanding the Historical" Outbreak" Climatology Between 1880 and 1989. (2023)

climate changehistoryclimatic changedisastersgeographyclimate epidemiologyenvironmental historycommunicable diseasesdisease outbreaks

Analysis of the 12 April 2020 Northern Louisiana Tornadic Qlcs. (2022)

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