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Data and Tools
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The AccessData workshop, sponsored jointly by NSF, TERC, Colorado College, and Unidata wound up in Portland, Oregon Saturday the third of May. Among other responsibilities, Unidata coordinated all of the logistical details for the event. The workshop provided the opportunity for data representatives, software tool specialists, scientific researchers, curriculum developers, and educators to interact with one another in a variety of sessions, all working toward the common goal of facilitating the use of data in education. Congratulations to staff member, Tina Campbell whose hard work paid off handsomely before, during, and after the event. more>
Posted: May 8, 2008 |
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Last month,
the Unidata Program Center submitted a five year proposal “Unidata 2013: A
Transformative Community Facility for the Atmospheric and Related Sciences” to the
National Science Foundation, its primary sponsor, to continue and enhance Unidata’s
role as a foundational facility by providing comprehensive data services and
related tools to enable the community to address important scientific and
societal challenges and advance discovery and learning at the frontiers of
atmospheric and related sciences. To see the Project Summary open this link.
Posted: May 8, 2008 |
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The Unidata Program Center has an opening for a User Support Software Engineer. This person will be primarily responsible for supporting the NAWIPS/GEMPAK software and take a lead role in our data management activities. Details of the position description can be found by visiting the UCAR job listings. Applications will be accepted until May 16, 2008.
Posted: April 24, 2008 |
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Unidata is seeking your participation in the Spring 2008 AGU Joint Assembly session titled: "Data, Tools, Distribution and Forecast Systems for International Collaboration" that will be held in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida on 27-30 May, 2008. The session, jointly convened by Dr. Glenn Rutledge (NOAA/NOMADS), Dr. Elen Cutrim (Western Michigan University) Dr. Luis Farfan (CICESE/Baja Mexico) and Tom Yoksas (UCAR/Unidata), is intended to foster development of international research and education collaborations focused on Earth and Space Science Informatics (ESSI) in the Americas, and to set the stage for future interactions.
Posted: February 11, 2008 |
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IDV display of wind iso-surface of 27 m/s derived from a WS-ETA (4 KM resolution) model output during Katrina's landfall, and including Level II RADAR BREF 14 data from KLIX and KMOB.
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The College of DuPage Next Generation Weather Lab utilizes the LDM/IDD, GEMPAK and McIDAS to provide timely and useful graphical and
textual weather data. more >>
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