Marc Calaf

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Marc Calaf directs the Wind Energy and Turbulence Lab at the University of Utah. His research group studies the impacts of wind turbines on the dynamics of the atmospheric boundary layer (first kilometer of the atmosphere) and works to develop new parameterizations and models to better reproduce the interaction between the land-surface and atmospheric flow and to be used in numerical weather prediction models.