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As noted in the Web Watch article linked at right, a new umbrella Web site for UCAR, NCAR, and UOP debuted in May. Hundreds of new pages have been created for the site. We encourage you to explore the new site and let us know what you think of it.
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The third version of NCAR's flagship climate model is Linux-friendly and packed with improvements. More> |
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A lidar that's easy on the eyes Eye-safe tool opens new door to aerosol mapping. More> |
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Saving a department: The Arizona story How one program fought for its survival and won. More>
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Tomorrow's fiber-optic network today UCAR joins national effort to bolster scientific and computing progress. More> |
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Online training expands to include space weather, other topics. More> |
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Taking a closer look at current (and past) weather Boulder meeting kicks off initiative for fine-scale mesoscale analysis. More>
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Regular Features
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President’s Corner - The allocation analysis A "roughly right" look at UCAR's level of effort for science and the community. More> |
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Web Watch |
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Initiatives in Brief - Biogeosciences This series profiles one or more of the NCAR strategic initiatives each issue. More>
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Governance Update - UCAR trustees go to Washington Several members of the UCAR Board of Trustees served as advocates on behalf of the atmospheric sciences as the board gathered for its May meeting. More> |
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Science Bit - What makes a model hurricane head east? Two researchers from Florida State University analyze the factors that control recurvature in a numerical model. More> |
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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> |
