1998 News Releases Contact: David Hosansky UCAR Communications P.O. Box 3000 Boulder, CO 80307-3000 Telephone: (303) 497-8611 Fax: (303) 497-8610 E-mail: hosansky@ucar.edu December 9, 1998 New NCAR Climate System Model Shows Earth's Surface Temperature to Rise .2 K per Decade December 9, 1998 NCAR Sponsors Bayer/NSF Community Innovation Award December 4, 1998 NCAR Team Tags "Imported" Pollutants over the Pacific Northwest December 2, 1998 Ozone above Indian Ocean Linked to African Lightning November 25, 1998 Scientists Tackle Climate Variability, Global Warming at Paris Meeting November 25, 1998 Students Join Scientists at the South Pole via the Web November 20, 1998 New Analysis of Global Temperature: Year-to-Year Correlations Reveal Human Fingerprint November 13, 1998 Tip Sheet: La Nina November 12, 1998 NCAR Flies Research Aircraft below Leonids Meteor Storm October 28, 1998 Space Shuttle Flies Solar Instrument Developed at NCAR October 27, 1998 NCAR Weather Group Multiplies Its Raw Computing Power by Ten -- At No Direct Cost to NCAR October 23, 1998 Science Rules at NCAR's Super Science Saturday October 16, 1998 Skaggs to Speak on Respect and Responsibility in Politics October 8, 1998 Bringing the Tools of Information Technology To Undergraduates: UCAR Data Expert Wins Educom Award September 22, 1998 Volunteer Science Team Probes Skies in State-of-the-Art Motorglider: Better Forecasts and Better Soaring Could Result September 10, 1998 NCAR Offers Guided Tours August 20, 1998 NCAR Scientists and Instruments to Fly Over Raging Wildfires August 4, 1998 Talk Offers Insider's View of Atmospheric Science and Public Policy-- Warren Washington To Give Walter Orr Roberts Distinguished Lecture June 12, 1998 Education, Arts, and Community Combine in "The Hundred Languages of Children," A Unique Exhibit Comes to NCAR June 10, 1998 Teachers LEARN to Lead Atmospheric Science Explorers May 21, 1998 NCAR to Host the World's First La Nina Summit May 21, 1998 NCAR Offers Summer Tours May 13, 1998 Winners of the 1998 Colorado Computational Science Fair May 12, 1998 New Tool to Enhance Weather Forecasters' Skills in Satellite Meteorology, Improve Forecasts across Africa: Four High-Tech Pioneers Head Home to Africa with CD-ROM Built in Boulder April 30, 1998 High School Teams Compete at Colorado Computational Science Fair; Public Is Invited April 15, 1998 Dial-an-Expert Tip Sheet: Severe Thunderstorms April 15, 1998 Forecaster Training Makes a Difference in Recent Tornadoes April 10, 1998 FAA and NCAR Chart Juneau's Turbulent Skies April 7, 1998 Earth Day, Science and Technology Week Festivities at NCAR Will Delight Young and Old April 6, 1998 First Test Flights Are a Hit: Onboard Sensor Reveals Invisible Turbulence Ahead of Aircraft in Time to Issue Warnings March 20, 1998 NSF/NCAR Aircraft Tests NASA Clear-Air Turbulence Sensor through Colorado Skies March 10, 1998 It's Time to Enter the NCAR-CSU Computational Science Fair February 11, 1998 Scientists Seek First Glimpse of Solar Features During February 26 Solar Eclipse February 11, 1998 New Analysis Shows Earth's Lower Stratosphere in Synch with Solar Cycle from Pole to Pole February 11, 1998 The Sun-Earth Connection: NCAR Scientist Quantifies Variations in Sun's Radiation 1997 Archives 1996 Archives 1995 Archives 1994 Archives UCAR news releases UCAR NCAR UOP The National Center for Atmospheric Research and UCAR Office of Programs are operated by UCAR under the sponsorship of the National Science Foundation and other agencies. Opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views of any of UCARs sponsors. UCAR is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. Prepared for the web by Jacque Marshall Last revised: Fri Apr 7 15:38:50 MDT 2000 Last revisedWed Dec 2 09:23:20 MST 1998