 |
||
 |
||
 |
||
 |
||
 |
||
 |
||
 |
||
|
A new umbrella Web site for UCAR, NCAR, and UOP provides enhanced content in a colorful, easy-to-navigate format. Hundreds of new pages have been created for the site. A Research Tools section takes you directly to the most-requested data sets, applications, and other community resources. Lay people can learn more about our work at News Center and Our Research. Hundreds of high-quality digital images are now available to the community through UCAR's new Digital image Library. Users can browse by category or search by keyword. High-resolution files can be downloaded on the spot, and there is no fee for use in noncommercial activities.
|
||
In This Issue...
 |
NOAA, Unidata, and universities team up to get high-quality radar output into researchers’ hands. More> |
 |
A new line of research catches fire Four-year study explores real-time prediction of wildland blazes. More> |
 |
In this new series, the UCAR Quarterly is profiling the NCAR strategic initiatives each issue. This issue: Data Assimilation Initiative (DAI). More>
|
|
|
NCAR reorganization plan moves ahead NCAR director Tim Killeen is leading NCAR through its first major reorganization in over 15 years. More> |
Regular Features
 |
President’s Corner - Pathways to careers in the geosciences: GEO Forum 2004 Pathways to careers in the geosciences: GEO Forum 2004 More> |
 |
A current-weather site for specialists as well as generalists |
 |
Science Bit - Humidities drop while moisture climbs at upper levels The atmosphere is moistening 6 to 9 miles (10–15 km) above sea level even as relative humidities decrease, according to a new climate simulation paired with data from NASA’s Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (UARS). More> |
 |
Science Bit - More evidence for snowball Earth Two new studies support the long-debated “snowball Earth” hypothesis—the idea that Earth was encased in ice one or more times between about 760 and 600 million years ago. More> |
|
The UCAR Community Calendar provides an overview of activities sponsored or hosted by UCAR, NCAR, or UOP for researchers, other professionals, and students in the atmospheric and related sciences. More> |
