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Number
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Description
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Section
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Cover
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Photos of weather events and D2D model displays of weather around Colorado and the Midwest
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Cover
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1
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RUC (40-km and 20-km) 2-meter temperature bias for 12-hours forecasts
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Forecast Research Division
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2
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RUC (40-km and 20-km) totals by summing two 12-hour RUC forecasts
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Forecast Research Division
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3
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RUC cloud-top forecasts with and without cloud assimilation
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Forecast Research Division
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4
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RUC 500-mb wind forecast from PACJET and verifying observations
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Forecast Research Division
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5
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An 18-hour forecast from PACJET 10-km RUC model of 1-hour precipitation and surface winds
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Forecast Research Division
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6
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Ozone concentration forecasts from the 1.7-km run of coupled air-chemistry weather prediction
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Forecast Research Division
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7
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Equitable threat score for hourly snowfall in excess of 1 mm for 3 different initialization methods
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Forecast Research Division
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8
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The conventional LAPS moisture analysis showing relative humidity
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Forecast Research Division
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9
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Same as Figure 8, except using newer variational functional including GOES integrated water
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Forecast Research Division
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10
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Domain of the Regional Nature Run with ECMWF output and MM5 output
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Forecast Research Division
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11
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GAINS global observing network comprising fueled remotely operated aircraft
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Forecast Research Division
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12
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Launch of the PII balloon on the 18 May 2000 test flight
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Forecast Research Division
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13
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FSL and collaborators installing instruments into the PIII capsule
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Forecast Research Division
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14
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PIII torus suspended during the radio distance check
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Forecast Research Division
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15
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Gauge stations in the rectangle in Oklahoma and Arkansas shown in Figure 16
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Forecast Research Division
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16
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Gauge precipitation reports on 12 June 2000 and 7 June 2000
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Forecast Research Division
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17
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Percent of gauge stations in the rectangle in Oklahoma and Arkansas shown in Figure 16
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Forecast Research Division
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18
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Depiction of a PV streamer from an MM5 12-hour forecast
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Forecast Research Division
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19
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FSL High-Performance Computer Center
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Facility Division
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20
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Schematic of the current FSL network
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Facility Division
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21
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FSL Central Facility data systems
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Facility Division
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22
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Schematic of NIMBUS hosts
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Facility Division
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23
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Planned FSL network upgrade
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Facility Division
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24
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NOAA Profiler Network of 35 radars and surface instruments
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Demonstration Division
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25
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NOAA Profiler Network data availability from January 1991 January 2001
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Demonstration Division
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26
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Mean time between failure for NOAA Profiler Network sites with outages over 20 hours
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Demonstration Division
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27
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Distribution of NOAA Profiler Network downtime
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Demonstration Division
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28
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NOAA Profiler Network data lost by fault type over fiscal years 1999 and 2000
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Demonstration Division
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29
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NOAA Profiler Network data lost by fault disposition over fiscal years 1999 and 2000
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Demonstration Division
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30
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Alaska 449-MHz network data availability
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Demonstration Division
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31
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Remote control main breaker installed at all NPN sites
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Demonstration Division
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32
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Profiler site at Glennallen, Alaska
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Demonstration Division
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33
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GPS-Met system on roof of David Skaggs Research Center
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Demonstration Division
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34
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Diagram of data processing for the GPS-Met sites
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Demonstration Division
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35
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Diagram of a scalable distributed data processing system
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Demonstration Division
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36
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Comparison between near real-time GPS-IPWV and 24-hour solutions
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Demonstration Division
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37
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Comparison of near real-time GPS data and rawinsonde measurements during WVIOP 2000
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Demonstration Division
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38
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GPS Water Vapor Demonstration Network at the end of Fiscal Year 2000
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Demonstration Division
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39
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Summary of profiler data availability from January December 2000
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Demonstration Division
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40
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Time series displaying MM5 Hot Start model output every three hours
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Systems Development Division
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41a
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Data sources available to a user during FX-Connect collaboration session
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Systems Development Division
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41b
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Typical FXC display composed of a satellite image, model graphics, and manual graphics annotation
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Systems Development Division
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42
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Screen from the experimental LDAD system at the NWS Tulsa, Oklahoma, site
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Systems Development Division
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43
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AWIPS D2D display of the MSAS altimeter observations and analysis
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Systems Development Division
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44
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AWIPS D2D screen showing the new RSAS 15-km North American domain
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Systems Development Division
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45
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MADIS data available at 1200 UTC 18 September 2000
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Systems Development Division
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46
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Web screen of the 2001 RTVS Turbulence Intercomparison
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Aviation Division
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47
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ADDS Website screen of the interactive PIREPs page from the Aviation Weather Center
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Aviation Division
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48
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Screen showing the Collaborative Convective Forecast Product
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Aviation Division
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49
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Time series plots of PODY, FAR, and % Area for preliminary and final convective forecasts
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Aviation Division
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50
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ADDS Website screen of the Satellite page from the Aviation Weather Center
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Aviation Division
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51
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Diagram of FX-Net system architecture for the Central Weather Service Unit at Dallas/Ft. Worth
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Aviation Division
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52
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Real-time displays of Convective SIGMET forecasts
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Aviation Division
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53
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D3D graphic showing MM5 Hot Start model output
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Modernization Division
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54
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Multipaned D2D screen showing North American scale 500-mb upper-air stations plots
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Modernization Division
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55
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GFE intersite a) composite display and original grids for b) Boulder, c) Cheyenne, and d) Pueblo
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Modernization Division
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56
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Screen from the GLOBE Web homepage
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International Division
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57
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Temperature measurements conducted by GLOBE schools
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International Division
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58
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Countries currently participating in the GLOBE Program
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International Division
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59
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Educator's Comer GLOBE Webpage for teachers
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International Division
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60
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Screen from FSL Webpage showing LAPS information on CAPE
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International Division
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61
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Students interacting with exhibits at the Weather Discovery Center in North Conway, NH
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International Division
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62
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FSL Director A.E. MacDonald and New Hampshire Senator Judd Gregg at Grand Opening
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International Division
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63
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User interface of the FX-Net workstation
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International Division
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