Urban-PREDICT

Urban-PREDICT Members Receive Major Honors from the American Meteorological Society

We are thrilled to announce that two of Urban-PREDICT’s prominent scientific leaders have been recognized by the American Meteorological Society (AMS) for their pioneering contributions to urban climate science.

Dr. Olga Wilhelmi Named AMS Fellow

We extend our congratulations to Dr. Olga Wilhelmi on her election as an AMS Fellow. Dr. Wilhelmi is an active member of the Urban-PREDICT Steering Group and a senior researcher at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in the United States.

This prestigious, lifetime designation is reserved for individuals who have demonstrated outstanding, sustained contributions to the atmospheric and related sciences over a substantial period of years.

Dr. Shiguang Miao Awarded the Helmut E. Landsberg Award

We are proud to celebrate Dr. Shiguang Miao, who has been selected to receive the prestigious 2027 Helmut E. Landsberg Award. Dr. Miao serves as the Scientific Steering Committee (SSC) Liaison for Urban-PREDICT and directs the Institute of Urban Meteorology in Beijing.

This honor recognizes Dr. Miao’s exemplary contributions to the fields of urban meteorology and climatology—achievements that directly align with our shared research mission.

These achievements highlight the dedicated expertise of our team members and underscore their deep commitment to the Urban-PREDICT initiative. We are grateful for their continued contributions to improving urban early warning systems and fostering weather-resilient communities worldwide.

Useful Links

WMO Feature: WWRP Members Honoured by the American Meteorological Society

AMS Official Announcement: American Meteorological Society Announces 2027 Weather, Water, and Climate Honorees – American Meteorological Society

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