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Recent cloud trends and extremes reaffirm moderate climate sensitivity

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Field Training in Radar Meteorology

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 1993
Abstract The NSF Division of Mesoscale Meteorology and the University of Nevada—Reno (UNR) provided support for a two-week field course at the CSU—CHILL radar during 12—24 May 1991. Ten atmospheric science graduate students and two faculty from the Desert Research Institute (University of Nevada) spent the two weeks at the Greeley, Colorado, site of ...
John Hallett   +2 more
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Education and training in agricultural meteorology: current status and future needs

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2000
Abstract The present status of education and training in agricultural meteorology is reviewed in relation to the agreed objectives of this interdisciplinary science. The major educational contribution of the agronomy faculties to the educational and research effort is acknowledged.
J Lomas, J.R Milford, E Mukhala
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Training program in meteorology for Latin-American students

Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 1944
The primary objectives of the Training Program in Meteorology for Latin‐American students were threefold:(1) To accelerate the development of meteorological sciences in the countries south of the Rio Grande, which, in turn, would benefit weather service in the United States.(2) To increase the safety of flying in Latin America, particularly for ...
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Inter-American program for training in meteorology

Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 1943
The remarkable advance made in the science of meteorology since World War No. 1 was made possible by the rapid development of aviation. With this development, increasing demands for greater frequency, accuracy, and coverage of weather information have resulted in increased budgets for meteorological work.
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