Raymond L. Lee Jr., Ph.D.
Dr. Lee is an expert in visibility under different environmental and weather conditions, such as darkness, street lighting, rain, snow and fog, and glare from sun and headlights. He applies this expertise to vehicle collisions, such as when a pedestrian is involved, and to slips, trips, and falls.
Dr. Lee is also an expert in meteorological events. Using publically available data he has determined how weather conditions changed as a truck driver approached what became a collision, to determining how a road became icy, and to outdoor events with participant safety susceptible to changing weather.
He has spent nearly 30 years in meteorological research and education, including the last 17 years as a research professor at the U.S. Naval Academy. He has been awarded six grants from the National Science Foundation.
Dr. Lee has testified nationally, researched and written more than 100 technical reports for both civil and criminal cases during the past 16 years. Dr. Lee is a member of the American Meteorological Society and the Optical Society of America.