1. 4-panel image compares radar and computer model data

    NCAR "STEPs" up rain, flood research

    Scientists are running several computer models simultaneously to provide more accurate short-term forecasts of heavy rainfall, flash floods.

    • Data,
    • Weather

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  2. GPS sensor installed on Niwot Ridge, CO, to measure snow depth

    Boulder team wins international water prize

    The scientists who developed an innovative way to use GPS technology for moisture measurements have won one of the world's most prestigious awards for innovations related to water resources.

    • Data

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  3. Cloud streets above Bering Sea off south coast of Alaska, 4/7/13

    Making research data more traceable

    With support from NSF's EarthCube initiative, UCAR is launching a project with two partners—Cornell University and UNAVCO—that aims to connect the dots among field experiments, research teams, datasets, research instruments, and published findings.

    • Data

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  4. Geosciences computing: This 3-D depiction of the flow in and around 2008's Hurricane Gustav was created using Unidata's Integrated Data Viewer.

    Geoscience data services to expand with NSF sponsorship

    UCAR's Unidata program, which provides unique support to researchers and students worldwide, will expand its services over the next five years.

    • Data

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  5. NSF/NCAR Gulfstream V at HIPPO field project in Alaska

    Extending the life of field projects

    NCAR is helping to assure that atmospheric field campaigns will pay off for years to come by maintaining one of the world’s largest archives of data from observational studies.

    • Data

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