All NCAR and UCAR staff are invited to attend a full day of discovery, sharing, and networking.
Friday April 17
8:30AM – 4PM
Center Green Auditorium
All NCAR and UCAR staff are invited to attend a full day of discovery, sharing, and networking.
Friday April 17
8:30AM – 4PM
Center Green Auditorium
NCAR and its research partners have received a $1.3 million NASA grant to develop the capability for detailed 48-hour forecasts of ground-level ozone and fine particulate matter.
A range of observing and modeling tools is helping researchers at NCAR and elsewhere discern previously unmapped links between weather events in various layers of the atmosphere, with implications for aviation, GPS, and other technology society relies on.
Scientists flew the new HIAPER Cloud Radar above a major northeast snowstorm, obtaining critical data on its structure and dynamics.
Using specialized modeling techniques, researchers have learned how turbulence keeps the countryside cooler than urban areas on summer days.
Scientists find unequivocal evidence that thunderstorms move ozone from the stratosphere down toward Earth's surface, affecting air quality and climate.
A new study led by NASA and NCAR shows that tropical forests may be absorbing far more human-emitted carbon dioxide than many scientists thought.
NCAR and UC San Diego are expanding and enhancing visualization capabilities in the bio- and geosciences through an NSF grant.
Shifts in Pacific trade winds played a key role in climate variations early in the 20th century.
