81. Transition From Research To Operations In The Atmospheric Sciences; (COMPLETED) His research specialty is synopticdynamic meteorology. director of NOAA sExperimental meteorology Laboratory (1971-1974), Corcoran Professor of http://www4.nas.edu/webcr.nsf/CommitteeDisplay/BASC-U-99-02-A?OpenDocument

82. Naval Research Laboratory Monterey Satellite Meteorology http://www.humboldt.edu/~weather/nrl_disclaim_frame.htm

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83. 03-06Catalog The School of meteorology is actively engaged in research on all the abovementioned Laboratory facilities for meteorology include a basic synoptic http://www.ou.edu/bulletins/html/Geosciences_Meteorology.htm

School of Meteorology Frederick H. Carr, Director Anderson White, Assistant Director Alan Shapiro, Graduate Liaison Sarkeys Energy Center, Suite 1310 Norman, OK 73019-1013 Phone: (405) 325-6561 FAX: (405) 325-7689 Internet: http://weather.ou.edu e-mail: fcarr@ou.edu Faculty Roster Professors Beasley, Bluestein, Carr, Crawford, Droegemeier, Fiedler, Friday, Karoly, Lamb, Leslie, Palmer, Snow; Emeritus Professors Duchon, Kimpel, Lilly, Sasaki; Associate Professors Biggerstaff, Fedorovich, Morrissey, Postawko, Richman, Shapiro, Straka, Xue; Research Professor Kogan; Assistant Professor Kastner-Klein; Adjunct Professors Brooks, Burgess, Davies-Jones, Doswell, Doviak, Hane, Kalnay, Kessler, Kogan, MacGorman, Rust, Ryzhkov, Schaefer, Stensrud, White, Xu, Zrnic; Adjunct Associate Professors Kloesel, Schultz, Wicker; Adjunct Assistant Professors Basara, Brewster, Cortinas, Elmore, Gallagher, Laufersweiler, McPherson, Richardson. Degrees Offered Bachelor of Science in Meteorology Master of Science in Meteorology Master of Science in Professional Meteorology Doctor of Philosophy General Information Programs for Academic Excellence A unique feature of the School of Meteorology is that it has close ties with several university-based state and federal research and operational organizations in Norman. Collectively known as the

84. SULAIR: Branner Library And Map Collections: Climatology And Meteorology Antarctic meteorology research Center (AMRC) Climate and Radiation NASA sGoddard Space Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Atmospheric research http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/branner/research_help/earth_sciences/climate.h

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85. University Of Hawaii Meteorology | Courses Offered 101 L Introduction to meteorology Laboratory (1) (1 3hr lab) Modern operationaland research forecast models. Hands-on laboratory includes simple to http://lumahai.soest.hawaii.edu/Dept/meteorology/courses.html

Course Offerings and Descriptions UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL GRADUATE LEVEL UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL 101 Introduction to Meteorology For non-science majors and prospective science teachers. Basic atmospheric physics, sun-earth-ocean-atmosphere interrelationships, rainbows, atmospheric electricity, environmental pollution, major weather systems, weather forecasting, weather of Hawaii 101 L Introduction to Meteorology Laboratory (1) (1 3-hr lab) Exercises with meteorological data and measurement systems. Characteristics of Hawaiian winds, temperatures, and rainfall. Pre: MET 101 (or concurrent). 200 Descriptive Meteorology Atmospheric variables and gas laws, radiation processes, thermodynamics, clouds and precipitation, atmospheric circulations, mid-latitude and tropical systems, forecasting, weather applications, climate. Pre: PHYS 152L or concurrent. 210 Programming for Meteorologists (2) (1 L, 1 3-hr lab) Scientific programming in Fortran 90, graphics software, and meteorological applications. Pre: 200 (or concurrrent) and MATH 241.

86. METEOROLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY (METOC) This curriculum in meteorology and oceanography involves approximately 4) An oceanographic or meteorological research experience germane to Naval http://web.nps.navy.mil/~ofcinst/code373.htm

(Curriculum 373) Program Officer Meteorology and Oceanography (METOC) (Curriculum 373) Requirements for Entry Entry Dates ... Degree Typical Course of Study Winter Input Summer Input Academic Department Links Meteorology Department Oceanography Department Other Non-Catalog Academic Department Links Meteorology Department Oceanography Department Program Officer: CDR Jim Hill Code 35 DSN 756-2044 e-mail: jahill@nps.navy.mil METEOROLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY (METOC) CURRICULUM 373 This curriculum in meteorology and oceanography involves approximately 120-quarter hours of classroom lectures, supplemented by an additional 35-quarter hours of laboratory exercises. This program is designed to provide the student with: 1) A thorough understanding of the principles governing the physical and dynamic properties of the oceans and atmosphere. 2) The ability to observe, assimilate, analyze, interpret, and predict oceanic and atmospheric parameters and conditions using field experimentation, direct and remote sensing observational techniques, statistical analyses and numerical models. 3) A thorough understanding of the effects of oceanic and atmospheric properties and conditions on weapon, sensor and platform performance while conducting and supporting Naval warfare with particular emphasis on ocean acoustics and electromagnetic/optical propagation.

87. METEOROLOGY meteorology is a five or sixquarter course of study with entry dates in January Thesis research Quarter 6 MR3252 (3-4) Tropical meteorology/Laboratory http://web.nps.navy.mil/~ofcinst/code372.htm

Meteorology (Curriculum 372) Program Officer Meteorology (Curriculum 372) Requirements for Entry Entry Dates ... Typical Course of Study Academic Department Links Meteorology Department Oceanography Department Other Non-Catalog Academic Department Links Meteorology Department Oceanography Department Program Officer: CDR Jim Hill Code 35 DSN 756-2044 e-mail: jahill@monterey.nps.navy.mil METEOROLOGY CURRICULUM 372 This curriculum will provide qualified personnel with a sound understanding of the science of meteorology. The student will develop the technical expertise to assess and forecast the impact of atmospheric conditions on operations: 1) To understand the science of meteorological data and models. 2) To sample/measure, analyze and predict atmospheric conditions. 3) To operate and control data/information management systems. 4) To plan, conduct, interpret and present results of research activities. REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRY This program is open to International Officers, officers from other services and DoD civilians. It is open to METOC (1800) officers of the U.S. Navy as a Ph.D. program. A baccalaureate degree with completion of mathematics through differential and integral calculus and a minimum of one year of college physics is required. An APC of 323 is required for direct entry. The Engineering Science Curriculum 460 is available for candidates who do not meet all admission requirements for direct entry and is offered in the Spring or Fall quarter prior to 372 enrollment.

88. NSSL Frequently Asked Questions NSSL FAQ on meteorology careers. National Weather Service (http//www.nws.noaa.gov/) and research labs, such as the National Severe Storms Laboratory. http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/faq/metcareer.shtml

skip main navigation Who We Are Special Projects Scientific Publications ... Accessibility Last Updated 7 March 2005 NSSL Frequently Asked Questions Meteorology Degrees and Career Options Meteorology has its roots in math, physics, and chemistry. The best preparation for high school students considering going into meteorology is to have a strong math and science (Physics, Chemistry) background. It's also useful to take courses in computer science, but they are not absolutely necessary (and may not be available in your school). Good oral and written communication skills are valuable, too! The University of Oklahoma's School of Meteorology has a tips page for high school students who are considering majoring in meteorology: http://weather.ou.edu/tips.htm Meteorology is a college major, but is not offered at all colleges and universities. For a partial list of universities with meteorology programs, see: http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/edu/schools.html NOAA has some information on scholarships, internships, grants and fellowships here: http://www.rdc.noaa.gov/~hrmo/jobs.htm#Internships

89. DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY The Ph.D. program is offered in the Department of meteorology in the followingareas of The lab supports classified research projects, and theses, http://www.nps.navy.mil/ofcinst/mrdept.htm

Department of Meteorology Overview Master of Science in Meteorology Master of Science in Meteorology and Physical Oceanography Dual Degree in Meterology and Physical Oceanography ... Laboratories Link to Department of Meteorology Homepage: http://www.met.nps.navy.mil/newmet.html Chairman: Carlyle H. Wash Professor Code MR/Wx DSN 756-2517 wash@nps.navy.mil Associate Chairmen: Research Kenneth L. Davidson Professor Code MR/Ds DSN 756-2309 davidson@met.nps.navy.mil Curricular Matters Robert L. Haney Professor Code MR/Hy DSN 756-4053 haneyrl@met.nps.navy.mil David S. Brown, LT, U.S. Navy, Military Instructor (2000)*; MS, Naval Postgraduate School, 2000. Lester E. Carr, Research Associate Professor (1992); PhD, Naval Postgraduate School, 1989. Hway-Jen Chen, Research Assistant (2000); MS, University of California - Los Angeles, 1993. Chih-Pei Chang, Professor (1972); PhD, University of Washington, 1972. Kenneth L. Davidson, Professor and Associate Chair for Research (1970); PhD, University of Michigan, 1970. Philip A. Durkee, Professor (1984); PhD, Colorado State University, 1984. Russell L. Elsberry, Distinguished Professor (1968); PhD, Colorado State University, 1968.

90. Research Polar meteorology research Associate Professor Peter Guest research FACILITIESIDEA Laboratory The Interactive Digital Environmental Analysis (IDEA) http://www.nps.navy.mil/research/ResearchSummaries/2001/meteorology.html

Home Research Program Department Research Research Institute ... NPS Homepage Summary of NPS Research - FY01 Department of Meteorology Faculty Listing Project Summaries Publications / Presentations Thesis Abstracts OVERVIEW: The Department of Meteorology provides graduate-level instruction in the science of meteorology and its application in support of military operations. To maintain expertise and provide support to student theses, the faculty performs research in the Navy-relevant areas of synoptic and dynamic meteorology, remote sensing, numerical modeling, tropical meteorology, boundary layer meteorology, and environmental effects. Over 40 years ago, NPS was responsible for the establishment and flourishing of a Navy operational command on its campus. In 1959, the Naval Oceanographic Command moved its numerical prediction center to Monterey as a new operational command, the Fleet Numerical Weather Central (now, Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center-FNMOC). The Navy chose to move FNMOC to Monterey to take advantage of the presence of NPS with its large assembly of science faculty who are intimately familiar with Navy operational problems in meteorology and oceanography. For similar reasons, the Navy Environmental Prediction Research Facility (now the Marine Meteorology Division of the Naval Research Laboratory-NRL-Monterey), moved to Monterey in 1971. This further augmentation of meteorological and oceanographic scientists in Monterey, has made it the center of Naval environmental science.

91. Oceanography : CTI Centre For Geography, Geology And Meteorology Alfred Wegener Institute Oceanography and Marine research Mainly North Sea research Proudman Oceanic Laboratory British Oceanographic Data Centre A http://www.geog.le.ac.uk/cti/oce.html

Oceanography International and National Organisations International Association for the Physical Sciences of the Oceans The UK Hydrographic Office CSIRO Division of Oceanography (Australia) The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (US) Chinese-American Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (US) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (US) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (US) Research centres and projects Natural Environmental Research Council Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory : Strategic research in oceanography with special focus on shelf seas processes, global sea levels and tides. Strategic Research Projects : in coastal, shelf and oceanic interactions. Alfred Wegener Institute Oceanography and Marine Research: Mainly North Sea research into marine biological monitoring, marine pollution research, naturally occurring marine substances and technical marine developments. (Germany) Netherlands Institute for Sea Research: multidisciplinary marine research ( Netherlands) The Marine Environmental Research Institute (US) University of Newcastle upon Tyne. Dept of

92. Department Of Geography - Meteorology Laboratory meteorology Laboratory. Located on the third floor of Buckingham Building, Meteorological equipment is used widely to support teaching and research in http://www.envf.port.ac.uk/geo/resources/metlab/metlab.htm

Department of Geography Meteorology Laboratory Located on the third floor of Buckingham Building, the Meteorology Laboratory (Room 3.1) is a designated facility to support teaching and research in Meteorology and Climatology. The laboratory is available for student and staff use between 0900 and 1700 Monday to Friday (1630 on Friday) by prior arrangement with Dr Nicholas Pepin . Facilities include a general work space and networked PCs. The laboratory houses a wide range of meteorological equipment including: Analogue hand-held anemometers (Deuta) Digital anemometers (Delta-T) Whirling hygrometers (Cassella) Humidity slide rules (Cassella) Surface and soil temperature probes (Edale) Mercury in glass thermometers (Cassella) Air meter Light meter Rain gauges Wind mast Solarimeters (Delta-T) Automatic Weather Station (Campbell Scientific) Temperature/humidity data loggers (Hobo Pro Series) Temperature/soil temperature data loggers (Hobo Pro Series) Tipping bucket rain gauge Air quality sampler Meteorological equipment is used widely to support teaching and research in field climatology, and can be booked for dissertation use by undergraduate students, and for postgraduate research and staff use. Queries regarding equipment should be made to

93. HRD History In 1964 NHRP was redesignated the National Hurricane research Laboratory (NHRL) The Experimental meteorology Laboratory (EML) in collaboration with NHRL http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/hrd_sub/stormfury_era.html

Overview Miss. Statement Hurricane Aircraft Achievements ... Publications History Personnel National Hurricane Center NOAA Aircraft Operations Center Site Map Staff Data Center Contact ... Research Divisions Contents: The Beginning The Stormfury Era The Orion P3's The Synoptic Flow era ... References The STORMFURY era Also in 1961 the USN and USWB flew seeding experiments into Hurricane Esther. This lead to the formal organization of Project STORMFURY in 1962, as a joint venture of the USN, USWB, and the National Science Foundation. This Project would continue for more than twenty years and include NHRP , RFF and the USAF in its operations. A good deal of NHRP's research during the early years of STORMFURY were in areas critical to weather modification, such as cloud physics and storm structure and dynamics. Ironically, studies into natural hurricane variability would eventually lead to questions of the effectiveness of STORMFURY. Satellites had a dramatic impact on hurricane reconnaissance and research during the early 1960's. It was no longer necessary to send aircraft on long 'fishing expeditions', just looking for signs of tropical disturbances. Using the satellites forecasters could pinpoint where the Hurricane Hunters needed to fly. And researchers for the first time could watch the formation of a hurricane from the very start. New insights into storm genesis were also gained from this 'top-down' perspective. However, the high cirrus

94. Data - Meteorology & Weather Data - NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Labo research Data Products and Services Outreach About GLERL News and meteorology Weather Data. Precipitation, air temperature, wind speed, http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/data/pgs/meterology.html

@import url(/fmt/main_glerl.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Datasets Real-time Forecast Physical Properties Biological ... Models Precipitation, air temperature, wind speed, and other weather data. Meteorological Data (contact: Greg Lang ) A network of five real-time meteorological stations at exposed coastal sites around southern Lake Michigan: Chicago, Milwaukee, Kenosha, Saugatuck and Michigan City. Information includes: precipitation, air temperature, wind speed, and other weather data. Great Lakes Monthly Hydrologic Data T. Hunter ) NOAA Technical Memorandum TM-083 (1994). Hydrologic data: overlake precipitation, runoff, lake evaporation, net basin supplies, connecting channel flows, diversion flows, beginning of month lake levels, and changes in storage. Great Lakes Precipitation Data (contact: R. Assel ).P_*_DAT files contain the monthly precipitation data for each station in that state. *-HST files contain the station history information extracted from the WB 530-1 forms by the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC). These data show the station number, latitude, longitude, elevation, station name, and period of record for each station location. These are ZIPPED files, with one file for each state. Last updated: 2004-02-18 jjs Home Research Data Outreach ... Contact Us GLERL 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105-2945     (734) 741-2235

95. Graduate Studies In Meteorology Numerical meteorology Oceanography Center, the Naval research LaboratoryMonterey, Kevin Cheung, research Assistant Professor, Tropical meteorology http://www.weather.nps.navy.mil/faculty/graduate_studies_in_meteorology.htm

Graduate Studies i n Meteorology at the Naval Postgraduate Schoo l Monterey, California The Program The Department of Meteorology was founded in 1946 and throughout its history has had one of the leading meteorology programs in the country. It offers both Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees. The program is open to U.S. Officers from all branches of the military service, government civilians, and international officers from allied countries. The objective of the curriculum is to provide students with a sound understanding of the science of meteorology and to develop the technical expertise to provide and utilize meteorological data and models in support of all aspects of weather-dependent operations The School The Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) is a graduate university whose emphasis is on study and research programs that are relevant to the Navy’s interest, as well as the interest of other arms of the Department of Defense. NPS students are recognized as being at the forefront of their fields and NPS is committed to providing these students with the best learning environment and faculty support available. Along with a superior education, students enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of the Monterey Peninsula.

96. Meteorology The Department of meteorology at Reading is worldrenown for its top-rated researchin Synoptic meteorology Laboratory Advanced Atmospheric Dynamics 1 http://www.rdg.ac.uk/ug/subjects/print/subID47.html

2006 Undergraduate Prospectus: Meteorology High quality weather forecasts and, nowadays, climate predictions, are essential to the well-being of society world-wide. Both depend critically on understanding the workings of the atmosphere including its interaction with the oceans and continents over periods that vary from seconds to many decades. At Reading you will gain a uniquely broad and deep insight into the processes that drive and change both the atmosphere and ocean, and the world’s weather and climate. Career prospects: Some meteorology students have positions as TV and radio weather presenters, while others work for the UK’s Environment Agency – predicting floods on the River Thames for example. The meteorology programme has also lead to employment in Air Traffic Control and along other paths as diverse as banking, school teaching and accountancy. Our programmes offer not only an excellent grounding for careers in weather science, but are also seen as a very sound scientific qualification by a wide-ranging selection of employers. Quality Assessment: The Department was rated ‘Excellent’ in its last Teaching Quality Assurance exercise. It is housed in an attractive modern building that has up-to-date teaching facilities including web-linked technology tables, well-provisioned instruments and fluids laboratories and a well-used, staffed library.

97. DEQ Programs By Division Modeling and meteorology (517) 3737042 Email Address irvinerl@michigan.gov Laboratory Services (517) 335-9800 Email Address averyb@michigan.gov http://www.michigan.gov/deq/0,1607,7-135-3306_3329_21563-54665--,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home Permits Programs document.form2.SearchCriteria.size=10; Contact DEQ Fiscal/Planning Air Quality Division Environmental Advisory Council ... [Text Version] DEQ Programs by Division Sort by Division Sort Alphabetically Sort by Theme Air Quality (AQD) Email Address: halbeism@michigan.gov Division Information: Air Quality (AQD) Air Permits Email Address: bluepk@michigan.gov Division Information: Air Quality (AQD) Air Toxics Email Address: simonc@michigan.gov Division Information: Air Quality (AQD) Ambient Monitoring Email Address: fitzner@michigan.gov Division Information: Air Quality (AQD) Annual Emission Fees Email Address: mcgeendd@michigan.gov Division Information: Air Quality (AQD) Asbestos Abatement Compliance Monitoring Email Address: christmr@michigan.gov

98. Agro-Meteorology Laboratory Welcome to the WWW Pages of Agrometeorology Laboratory. National AgriculturalResearch Center for Hokkaido Region Go to Japanese Page http://www.cryo.affrc.go.jp/seisan/meteo/indexe.html

Welcome to the WWW Pages of Agro-Meteorology Laboratory National Agricultural Research Center for Hokkaido Region Go to Japanese Page Our studies: Field experiments on crop-weather relationship Modeling crop responses to weather and soil conditions Modeling micrometeorology in farm field Environmental control engineering in Agriculture Investigating agricultural topics from agro-meteorological point of view Weather data in Hitsujigaoka, Sapporo Data, from 1966 to now, is available. weather data files Members: Agro-Meteorology Laboratory Department of Agro-Environment Sciences National Agricultural Research Center for Hokkaido region Hitsujigaoka, Sapporo 062-8555, JAPAN Go to NARCH Page

99. Risø - Wind Energy Department - Home A very distinguished wind energy research center. Author of European wind energyatlas and WASP program. One of the two wind turbine certification and http://www.risoe.dk/vea/

The research of the department aims to develop new opportunities for industry and society in the exploitation of wind power and to map and alleviate atmospheric aspects of environmental problems in collaboration with the National Environmental Research Institute. More about us... Contact us Head of department: Erik Lundtang Petersen Webmaster 30 maj 2005

100. Atmospheric Science Research Guide The Laboratory is an arm of the Earth Sciences Directorate. National Instituteof Water and Atmospheric research (NIWA) Established in 1992 as one of http://osulibrary.oregonstate.edu/research/srg/atmsci.htm

@import url(/css/library.css); OSU Libraries Catalog Summit (Orbis) Databases E-Journals ... Other Catalogs Atmospheric Science Research Guide This is a general research guide for the undergraduate courses and graduate programs in OSU's Atmospheric Science program. You'll find suggestions for locating books, articles, topical overviews, research tools, and factual information. If further assistance is needed, please contact the subject librarian for Atmospheric Science to arrange an appointment: Laurel Kristick , ph# 737-7276, Laurel.Kristick@orst.edu Quicklinks OSU Libraries Catalog Off-Campus Access ILL Forms Academic Search Premier ... Library Home Table of Contents Finding Books in Online Catalogs Useful Internet Sites Finding Articles in Journals Oregon Climate Resources ... Data Sets Finding Books in Online Catalogs Oregon State Libraries online catalog Return to Table of Contents Finding Articles in Journals Academic Search Premier - Library web (1990-present). - Indexes about 1250 publications including general interest and scientific magazines and some newspapers as well as many research journals. Abstracts included and many articles are full-text. The Valley Library subscribes to most of the magazines and journals indexed in this database. Useful for finding information on current issues in the news media. 1983-present . Index to journal articles from over 400 research journals covering aeronautics; chemistry; computer technology; engineering; environment; food science; geology; mathematics; metallurgy; minerology; oceanography; petroleum/gas; physics; plastics; textiles; transportation; etc.

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