Highlights 2007
Introduction | Who We Are | UCAR at a Glance | Credits

• A Community of Peers
• Winds of Change
• Transformative Tools

Highlights 2005
Introduction | Who We Are | UCAR Goals | UCAR at a Glance

• Winter's Wallop
• Clear and Bright
• Minute by Minute
• Prognosticators at Work
• Sharing Our World's Air
• The Century after Tomorrow

Highlights 2002 [PDF version]
Introduction | Who We Are | UCAR Goals

• Wildfires and people: Living with a force of nature
• Planet finding: Detecting the atmosphere of a faraway world
• A deluge we can't see: Water vapor's hide-and-seek journey
• The edge of weather: Charting the boundary between atmospheric zones
• A new kind of library: Digital resources about the Earth system
• Down-to-earth models: Bringing ground cover into climate simulations
• Fine-scale help with foul weather: A tool for all seasons and regions

Highlights 2000: UCAR at 40
Introduction | Who We Are

• One Planet, One Atmosphere
• Between Sun and Earth
• Measuring and Modeling
• When Weather Matters Most
• Spreading the Word
• Knowledge for All
• Looking Toward the Future: The Next 40 Years

Highlights 1998

• The Eleven-Year Switch
• Particles of Doubt
• A World of Cycles
• A More Perfect Science
• The Art of Counting Raindrops
• A Turbulent Situation
• Wired for Weather

Highlights 1996

• What do you do with a tornado once you've chased it down?
• How can engineering students and professional instrument makers learn from each other?
• What's one important step in building a brand-new airport?
• What do you do with a satellite navigation signal that's made noisy by temperature and moisture?
• How do you simulate 100 years of climate inside a computer?
• Why are some of the world's top physicists studying solar variability?