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Meteorology Laboratories & Research:     more books (100)

A numerical study of mesoscale convective complexes: Final report to NOAA-Environmental Research Laboratory, Boulder, CO by Donald J Perkey, 1983 Neural network methodologies and their potential application to cloud pattern recognition (Technical note / Naval Oceanographic and Atmospheric Research Laboratory) by J. E Peak, 1991 Forecasting the focus of air blasts due to meteorological conditions in the lower atmosphere (Ballistic Research Laboratories. Report) by Beauregard Perkins, 1960 Evaluation of infrared emmission of clouds and ground as measured by weather satellites (Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories) by Clifford Dalton Kern, 1965 Electrically operated impactors for hydrometeor sampling (Technical report / Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory) by Harold W O'Brien, 1965 Survey of frozen precipitation in urban areas as related to climatic conditions (Technical report - Cold Regions Research & Engineering Laboratory) by Michael A Bilello, 1967 Structures in the upper snow layers of the southern dome, Greenland ice sheet (Research report - Cold Regions Research & Engineering Laboratory) by T. C Davis, 1964 Theoretical and laboratory experimental research on chemical releases at high altitudes by Howard Dawson Edwards, 1963 Possible precipitation changes resulting from the proposed Rampart Dam Reservoir (Technical report - Cold Regions Research & Engineering Laboratory) by David M Henry, 1965 The U.S. Army Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory : Atmospheric Profiling Research & Development Facility (SuDoc D 101.2:At 6/3) by U.S. Dept of Defense, 1991 Episode control strategy for motor vehicles (Argonne National Laboratory, ANL/ES-19; meteorology) by A D Rossin, 1972 Among the magi: Research tracks in the desert snow by Martin P Sponholz, 1995 Hydrometeor data and analytical-theoretical investigations pertaining to the SAMS rain erosion program of the 1972-73 season at Wallops Island, Virginia, ... report no. 5 (Environmental research papers) by V. G Plank, 1977 An investigation of meteorological effects on currents in the shelf and continental slope seas northwest of the U.K (Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory report) by J. M Huthnance, 1988

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41. Naval Research Laboratory Monterey Satellite Meteorology Products
    Naval research Laboratory Satellite meteorology Division Marine meteorologyDivision 7 Grace Hopper Ave., Stop 2 City Monterey Province or State CA  
    http://gcmd.nasa.gov/records/GCMD_NRL_METEOROLOGY_MONTEREY.html

42. Planktos Links
    Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Atmospheric research Karlsruhe UniversitätInstitut for meteorology and Climate research (Germany)  
    http://www.planktos.com/links.htm

43. Links About Climate
    Atlantic Oceanic and meteorology Laboratory AOML’s research into climate andclimate change issues includes studies of airsea fluxes of various gases,  
    http://www.climate.org/topics/links/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: Climate Links The following links are of interest to those with backgrounds in meteorology, climatology or a related science: One excellent starting point for all researchers in search of global change data is the NASA Global Change Master Directory For those with interest in a specific area, additional links appear below. National Climatic Data Center (NCDC)

44. Financial Assistance In The Graduate Program In Meteorology And
    Department of meteorology at Penn State University offering graduate and Both teaching and research assistantships are granted initially as long as you  
    http://www.met.psu.edu/dept/gradprog/finassist.html

45. 5. Assistantships And Fellowships
    Both teaching and research assistantships are offered according to the are involved with teaching of meteorology laboratory classes for nonmajors,  
    http://www.met.psu.edu/GRADHANDBOOK/5AssitantandFellow.html

46. Meteorology Laboratory
    Projects and Current research. During their 499 course work cadets are involvedwith several projects and research pertaining to the study of meteorology.  
    http://www.usafa.af.mil/df/dfeg/meteorology/labprojinfo.cfm?catname=dean of facu

47. Meteorology Academics
    Meteor 440 SynopticDynamic meteorology Laboratory. A laboratory course emphasizingthe use Individual research under the direction of a faculty member.  
    http://www.usafa.af.mil/df/dfeg/meteorology/academicscore.cfm?catname=dean of fa

48. The ICSC - World Laboratory
    World Laboratory Mediterranean research Centre meteorology CCSEM, Erice, Italy.World Laboratory Mediterranean research Centre - Oceanography  
    http://www.worldlab.ch/what_is_wl/research_centres.htm

49. Chem Scientific, LLC - Online Store: METEOROLOGY
    planetary plasticware pyrex research research assistant research facilityresearch lab research laboratory rocks sargent scale school school classroom  
    http://www.chemscientific.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=chems

50. Physical Meteorology Research Department
    The Physical meteorology research Department is engaged in the studies ofprecipitation, The 1st research Laboratory (Cloud and Precipitation Physics)  
    http://www.mri-jma.go.jp/Dep/ph/ph.html

51. Atlantic Oceanographic And Meteorological Laboratory (AOML)-Conduct A Basic And
    The mission of the laboratory is to conduct a basic and applied research programin oceanography, tropical meteorology, atmospheric and oceanic chemistry,  
    http://www.scitechresources.gov/Results/show_result.php?rec=1000

52. Careers In Meteorology
    The first step for a student in considering a career in meteorology or A good insight into atmospheric research activities can be obtained from  
    http://www.cmos.ca/carmet.html
    
    Extractions: Meteorology is the science of the atmosphere. It offers the opportunity of investigating the forces that shape weather and climate and how human activities can affect climate through the introduction of pollutants into the atmosphere. Most meteorologists in Canada work for the Atmospheric Environment Program of Environment Canada. In the United States the largest employer is the United States Government through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. With the federal government in Canada withdrawing from many of its traditional meteorological functions, some weather services are being abandoned while others are being opened up for commercial development. Despite the downturn in government services and employment, students interested in meteorology should view the future with a fair degree of optimism. A university degree in meteorology, combined with appropriate courses in environmental sciences, computer science and/or chemistry, opens the door to a number of careers, some within the government, others in industry. The atmosphere plays a major role in transporting pollutants from one region of the globe to another, and, as such, is a key component of our environment. The need for professionals who understand how the atmosphere behaves can be expected to grow in the years to come, as societies around the world become more and more industrialized and eject more and more pollution into the atmosphere.

53. Help Wanted / Postes à Combler
    at the Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel Laboratory, University of Western Ontario. In meteorology, candidates who can provide leadership in research on  
    http://www.cmos.ca/help.html
    
    Extractions: Personnes recherchant Go to Permanent Web Sites about Employment Go to Environmental Jobs and Careers http://www.ejobs.org/slist.html Date Posted by CMOS Date d'expiration (si disponible) Oceanographers: Please see two positions posted under SCOR on this web site 15 September 2005 Three (3) Meteorologists, On Call, The Weather Network, Mississauga, ON 14 September 2005 22 September 2005 Business Development Meteorologist, Commercial Services, (The Weather Network) Full-time, Mississauga, ON location 9 September 2005 none given 2 September 2005 15 September 2005 Manager, Content Development 25 August 2005 none given WEATHER FORECASTERS / METEOROLOGISTS

54. ::: Çؾç±â»óÁöÁø¿¬±¸½Ç - Marine Meteorology & Earthquake Resea
    research (UCAR) Underwater Roboties Application (URA) Laboratory The Naval research Laboratory (NRL) SeaWiFS Project, NASA Goddard Space  
    http://marweb.metri.re.kr/site.php

55. Marine Meteorology & Earthquake Research Lab :::
    US Geological Survey Global Change research Program Corporation forAtmospheric research (UCAR) Underwater Roboties Application (URA) Laboratory  
    http://marweb.metri.re.kr/english/site.php

56. Geog_Home
    The meteorology Laboratory contains a library of available modules. Additionally,there is also connectivity available to faculty research workstations  
    http://globe.geog.niu.edu/MET_Lab_03.htm
    
    Extractions: Entirely renovated in 2000, the Meteorology Lab directly supports the Department of Geography's Program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology. The lab consists of PC's configured to access internet-based weather data and allow for instruction using CD-based multimedia modules. These meteorological training modules, developed by the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, are used throughout the private sector and National Weather Service for further training and understanding of atmospheric processes. The Meteorology Laboratory contains a library of available modules. Additionally, there is also connectivity available to faculty research workstations configured to run the Automated Weather Information Processing System (AWIPS) suite of programs in the UNIX environment for examining case studies and climatology development. Finally, the lab is also equipped with cable television and direct access to The Weather Channel. For additional information contact Walker Ashley Mace Bentley Dave Changnon or Jie Song

57. Course Descriptions
    Global climate change and air pollution. Policy implications of meteorology andclimate research. ATMS 103 Basic meteorology Laboratory I  
    http://www.geos.ulm.edu/atmosphericscience/descriptions.htm
    
    Extractions: Course Descriptions ATMS 101- Introduction to Weather and Climate I Prerequisites: None Credit hours: 3 An introduction to the science of meteorology with an emphasis on the physical processes working within weather systems. Wind, pressure, precipitation, and radiation processes. Introduction to weather maps and forecasting. ATMS 102- Introduction to Weather and Climate II Prerequisites: ATMS 101 Credit hours: 3 Application of physical processes in global circulation of the atmosphere and oceans. Empiric and genetic climatology from a local, regional, and global perspective. Global climate change and air pollution. Policy implications of meteorology and climate research. ATMS 103- Basic Meteorology Laboratory I Prerequisites: None Credit hours: 1 A laboratory course designed to expose students to basic uses of meteorological data from the surface, upper air, radars, and satellites. Topics include surface and upper-air map analysis, fronts and cyclones, and severe weather. ATMS 104- Basic Meteorology Laboratory II Prerequisites: ATMS 103 Credit hours: 1 A laboratory course designed to expose students to basics of climatology. Topics include atmospheric elements, the earth's energy balance, climate regions, and global climate change.

58. Grad Profiles - University Of Washington Atmospheric Sciences
    A stateof-the-art clean room and laboratory for research on trace gases in the James E. Tillman, research Professor; MS, MIT. Mars meteorology  
    http://www.gradprofiles.com/u-wash-atmospheric-sci.html
    
    Extractions: There are typically about 60 to 70 graduate students in the atmospheric sciences from a variety of disciplines: physics, chemistry, engineering, atmospheric or geophysical sciences, and applied mathematics. Opportunities are broad enough that each of these backgrounds is valuable for specific fields within the atmospheric sciences. However, students of atmospheric sciences should have in common a background in the fundamentals of physics and applied mathematics and an interest in complex natural phenomena. Seattle lies between Lake Washington and Puget Sound, with the Cascade Range to the east and the Olympic Mountains to the west. Easily accessible are skiing, boating, and hiking, in addition to fine restaurants, theaters, opera, ballet, symphony, and sports events such as can be found in a cosmopolitan area. The public transportation system is good, and there are many biking trails and parks within the city. For most students, the first year of study is devoted largely to basic courses in atmospheric sciences and mathematical methods. Virtually all students devote at least half-time to research. Research projects and graduate courses in the Department of Atmospheric Sciences are closely related, and the well-prepared graduate student may expect to begin research work rather quickly.

59. Research At The Rosenstiel School
    RSMAS operates an advanced, oceangoing research catamaran, the 96-foot R/V FGWalton Geodesy Laboratory meteorology Reaction Kinetics Laboratory  
    http://www.rsmas.miami.edu/research.html
    
    Extractions: Research Programs RSMAS's research interests include satellite oceanography, with particular emphasis on remote sensing and satellite imagery, an experimental fish Hatchery, a leading global marine and atmospheric chemistry program, comprehensive oceanic and atmospheric numerical modeling activities, sedimentary geology and marine geophysics groups with considerable expertise in seismic methods, and an innovative ocean acoustics program. The school is one of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences sites for the Marine and Freshwater Biomedical Sciences Center. It also hosts UM's Ocean Pollution Research Center and is launching a program in marine and environmental policy studies. RSMAS scientists, per capita, are among the best funded scientists in the nation, receiving more than $27M per year in extramural research funding. The School operates from a 16-building complex situated on Biscayne Bay. It includes state of the art computer visualization and networking facilities, laboratories, and precision instruments including mass spectrometers, X-ray spectrographs, gas chromatographs and a scanning electron microscope. RSMAS also has a near-real time satellite downlink, and aquaria facilities. RSMAS operates an advanced, ocean-going research catamaran, the 96-foot R/V F.G. Walton Smith

60. Radio Communications Research Unit
    At the CCLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. RCRU In addition to our ongoingresearch programmes in meteorology and radio propagation,  
    http://www.rcru.rl.ac.uk/
    
    Extractions: Fax: 01235 446140 Radio Communications Research Unit At the CCLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory The RCRU has recently been merged into the Space Science and Technology Department at the CCLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. Prior to this the RCRU was an independent division of CCLRC. The Unit carries out research on a wide range of topics in radiowave propagation, radio communications and meteorology, based on extensive measurement facilities and expertise developed over many years. Many of the propagation studies were funded by the Radiocommunications Agency, now part of the Office of Communications ( OfCom ). An increasing amount of work is funded by other organisations such as NERC, EPSRC, the Met Office, ITC, ESA, QinetiQ and the EU RCRU operates the Chilbolton Facility for Atmospheric and Radio Research at the CCLRC Chilbolton Observatory in Hampshire. CFARR is one of the worlds most advanced meteorlogical radar experimental facilities and home to the worlds largest fully steerable metrological radar, the Chilbolton Advanced Meteorological Radar (CAMRa). Live data from Chilbolton is showcased on the

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