61. Annual Report: Outcome 2 - Meteorology conduct of investigations involving the application of meteorology and related Othercollaborative activities with the private sector were initiated in Malaysia http://www.deh.gov.au/about/annual-report/00-01/meteorology.html

Skip Navigation WHAT'S NEW CONTACTS COMMENTS ... SEARCH Annual Reports Go back to: DEH Home About Us Annual Reports Environment Australia Annual Report 2000-01 Environment Australia, 2001 ISSN 1441-9335 Contents Previous Next Bureau of Meteorology Meteorological and Related Data and Products Meteorological and Related Research Meteorological and Related Services International Meteorological Activities ... Resources Table: Outcome Two - Meteorology The Bureau of Meteorology is responsible for the provision of meteorological and related hydrological and oceanographic services to the Australian community, under the authority of the Meteorology Act 1955 . The Bureau operates as a self-contained agency within the Department of the Environment and Heritage. The Director of Meteorology presents a separate detailed annual report on the discharge of his responsibilities under the Act. In order to ensure that Australia is well served by contemporary meteorological and related information, science and services, the Bureau maintains extensive, high quality meteorological observation networks and data archives. It undertakes scientifically based prediction of weather, climate and the state of the atmosphere, oceans and inland waters, drawing heavily on arrangements under the Convention of the World Meteorological Organization for free and unrestricted international exchange of meteorological and related data and information. These activities are underpinned and complemented by a strong in-house and externally cooperative research programme to advance meteorological knowledge and understanding.

62. Masters In Educational Technology Ramapo College and sciences through handson-activities, a variety of etc.) as well as collaborativethrough teamwork 624 Remote Sensing Technology – meteorology (4 credits http://www.rst2.edu/masters/course_descrip.htm

SGET 631 Linking the Brain, Mind, Teaching, and Learning (4 credits) Examination of the development and dynamics of cognitive processes with emphasis on emergent research findings from the fields of biology, neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, artificial intelligence, and computer simulation. Analysis of implications for design of instructional environments in addressing variables among learners. SGET 633 Tools and Concepts for Data Analysis (4 credits) Application of educational technology to inquiry-based learning. Consideration of methodologies and data analyses in the context of ongoing teacher and/or student projects. Topics include: concepts in problem solving, measurement, range of data (limits, extrapolation), chance and probability, computer modeling, and variability of data (amount and rate of change, approximation, precision and accuracy). SGET 635 Tools for Visualizing Information (4 credits) The technology focus (Internet, multimedia software, telecommunications) is directed at effective display and presentation of scientific information, establishing linkages among scientific and educational communities, and collaborative activities among groups of learners. Prerequisite: satisfactory completion of an elective in which the content will serve as the focus for hands-on, inquiry projects.

63. (Outreach Activities - Vermont) To date, the following activities have taken place. Inaugural Symposiumfor statewide collaboration in Vermont Climate meteorology Listserv. http://www.uvm.edu/~ldupigny/sc/vtsc_outreach.html

Outreach Activities - Fostering Interaction The Office of the State Climatologist is dedicated to enhancing the interaction among climate and weather professionals/researchers in Vermont and its environs. Some of these efforts represent a continuation of the activities of the Vermont Weather Users' Group. Others are collaborative ventures with agencies and institutions around Vermont. To date, the following activities have taken place. Inaugural Symposium for statewide collaboration in Climatology/Meteorology in Vermont Geographic Information Systems Climate Change in Vermont Research Group For information on how to join the climate/meteorology listserv, drop us a line. Back to State Climatologist homepage (c) Vermont State Climatologist, 1998

64. 2. Review Of 1996 Activities Emission Modelling activities. This study is being done in collaboration with EnvironmentCanada and the atmosphere and water bodies is driven by meteorology. http://www.ortech.ca/cgeic/anrep_2.html

CANADIAN GLOBAL EMISSIONS INTERPRETATION CENTRE CENTRE CANADIENNE de l’INTERPRETATION des EMISSIONS GLOBALES Annual Report 1996 Overview of CGEIC The Canadian Global Emissions Interpretation Centre (CGEIC) was formed in 1994 to undertake joint work between ORTECH Corporation and Environment Canada on emissions inventories. The focus of the Centre has been on development of methodologies for emission inventory compilation, especially for large scale, multi-country inventories, often global in extent. The work has been undertaken in a collaborative manner, often supported by a contractual relationship, with substantial in kind contributions from both agencies. A need had been recognized by both parties to establish a group to undertake research on emission inventories since these inventories provide the basis for air quality modelling. The emissions inventory area has very special requirements in terms of expertise, computer facilities and data base infrastructure, which ORTECH and Environment Canada undertook to develop to meet CGEIC needs. In addition to the need to develop inventories, there is a need to manage the information effectively and to communicate widely about their availability. The use of common inventories as the basis for international modelling and analysis efforts was seen as a way of more effectively bringing science into policy discussions. The Centre has established a vigorous research program in support of inventory development under the leadership of the Director, Dr. Trevor Scholtz. In doing so, it becomes one of a handful of centres worldwide with the capacity to undertake such work and to provide advice to governments and other clients about this work. The role of the Centre in Canada and internationally has become much more clearly recognized and accepted as evidenced by the many contacts and significant number of new projects involving a wide range of partners both within and outside of Canada, described in detail in the following report.

65. LESSON PLANET - 30,000 Lessons And 9993 Lesson Plans For Meteorology Science Students will learn related weather concepts, geographical information relatedto tornadoes, and careers in meteorology. Interactive activities will be http://www.lessonplanet.com/search/Science/Earth_Science/Meteorology

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66. GODDARD EARTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER GESTC00-971-04?Research Activity — Conduct collaborative research in Requiresa Ph.D. in Physical Oceanography, meteorology, or Applied Mathematics http://www.umbc.edu/tmp/gest/Old_site/eos_05_25.html

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE COUNTY GODDARD EARTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER (GESTC) RESEARCH SCIENTIST POSITIONS Subject to funding approval, the Goddard Earth Sciences and Technology Center (GESTC) at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) will make Research Faculty appointments at the Research Associate, Assistant Research Scientist, Associate Research Scientist, and Senior Research Scientist levels, commensurate with experience. All candidates must have degrees in an appropriate physical science discipline and a demonstrated research record in accordance with the specific qualifications listed for each of the following positions: GESTC-00-900-01 GESTC-00-900-02 Research Activity - Conduct collaborative research in computational optics, to include development of parallel algorithms and codes, phase diversity, interferometry, sparse aperture and coronagraphic imaging systems, computer architectures, and study of applications to flight processors for spacecraft control. Requires a M.S. or Ph.D. Research Scientist with proven capability in computational optics, computer architecture, wave-sensing imaging systems, and flight processors for spacecraft control. GESTC-00-902-01?

67. MONASH UNIVERSITY We have a joint collaborative research plan with the Bureau of Meteorologyand working together on a number of shared activities. http://www.arts.monash.edu.au/subjects/ges/ges3860/field excursion handout.htm

MONASH UNIVERSITY School of Geography and Environmental Science Climate change and variability Excursion CSIRO Division of Atmospheric Research - Aspendale A. General The Climate change and variability excursion will involve a trip to CSIRO Atmospheric Research, an organisation that is pre-eminent in climate research in Australia (and which also employs many of our past graduates!). Scientists from the Climate Modelling, Global Atmospheric Change, and Regional Climate and Ocean Modelling programs will show us around the various research laboratories, make presentations and invite discussion (be ready with plenty of questions!). We are sure that you will find this an informative and stimulating visit. CSIRO Atmospheric Research provides world-class scientific advice and solutions on issues involving the atmospheric environment and the climatic system. Our research is directed towards meeting the needs of government, industry and the community. The Division addresses topics such as urban and regional air pollution, acid deposition, the enhanced greenhouse effect, ozone depletion, climatic variability and severe weather. Research tools include a range of computer-based climate and atmosphere models as well as remote sensing and other atmospheric monitoring instruments.

68. ARCS The Bureau of meteorology Research Center (BMRC) in to insure data quality, coordinatecollaborative research, and These activities will increase now that the http://www.ees.lanl.gov/archive_index/darwin.shtml

EES Home >>> Software/Tools Students/Postdocs EES Jobs ... Division Highlights breadCrumbs("ees.lanl.gov"," ","index.shtml","None","None","None","0"); Progress Report Capabilities Thrusts Programs/Projects ... EES-12 Darwin: The Third DOE ARM TWP ARCS Site Bill Clements, Larry Jones, Tony Baldwin, and Kim Nitschke Twelfth ARM Science Team Meeting St. Petersburg, Florida 8-12 April 2002 1. Introduction The United States Department of Energy (DOE) Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Program began operations in its Tropical Western Pacific (TWP) locale in October 1996 when the first Atmospheric Radiation and Cloud Station (ARCS) began collecting data on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea (PNG). TWP ARCS sites at Manus, Nauru and Darwin. Two years later, in November 1998, a second ARCS began operations on the island of Nauru in the Central Pacific. Now a third ARCS has begun collecting data in Darwin, Australia. The Manus, Nauru, and Darwin sites are operated through collaborative agreements with the PNG National Weather Service, The Nauru Department of Industry and Economic Development (IED), and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) Special Services Unit (SSU) respectively. All ARM TWP activities in the region are coordinated with the South Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) based in Apia, Samoa. The Darwin ARM site and its role in the ARM TWP Program are discussed below. 2. Site Selection

69. UCAR/AMS Curricula 2002 > Appendices > UCAR Profile > UOP and training for operational meteorologists, increased collaboration betweenthe COMET is involved in activities to enhance meteorology education in http://www.ametsoc.org/amsucar_curricula/appendices_ucar_uop.cfm

UNIVERSITY CORPORATION FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH P.O. Box 3000 Boulder, Colorado 80307 UOP: UCAR Profile NCAR UOP Other UCAR Activities ... Statistical Summary UCAR OFFICE OF PROGRAMS (UOP) Jack D. Fellows, Director, (303) 497-8655 www.uop.ucar.edu The UCAR Office of Programs (UOP) consists of programs, which create, conduct, and coordinate projects that strengthen education and research in the atmospheric, oceanic and earth sciences. UOP engages in three basic activities: (1) education and training, (2) facility management, data management, and research support, and (3) development and dissemination of new technologies for education, scientific research, and applications. These activities, combined with our philosophy of offering innovative and effective services to the scientific community, allow UOP to enable researchers and educators to take on issues and activities that require the combined and collaborative capabilities of a broadly engaged scientific community. COOPERATIVE PROGRAM FOR OPERATIONAL METEOROLOGY, EDUCATION AND TRAINING (COMET®) Timothy C. Spangler, Director, (303) 497-8473

70. Short-term Prediction Research And Transition Center Transition (SPoRT) Center A collaborative Model for SJ Goodman, Atmospheric ElectricalActivity and the Conference on Satellite meteorology and Oceanography, http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/sport/sport_publications.html

Short-term Prediction Research and Transition Center Publications Journals: Journal Articles by SPoRT Center Personnel Author(s) Title of Article Publication Information Date E. W. McCaul, Jr., D. Buechler, S. J. Goodman, R. Cammarata Doppler Radar and Lightning Network Observations of a Severe Outbreak of Tropical Cyclone Tornadoes Accepted by Monthly Weather Review W. J. Koshak, R. J. Solakiewicz, R. J. Blakeslee, S. J. Goodman, H. J. Christian, J. Hall, J. Bailey, E. P. Krider, M. G. Bateman, D. Boccippio, D. Mach, E. W. McCaul, Jr., M. F. Stewart, D. Buechler, W. A. Petersen North Alabama Lightning Mapping Array (LMA): VHF Source Retreival Algorithm and Error Analyses abstract J. Atmos. Ocean. Tech., 21, 543-558 S. J. Goodman, R. J. Blakeslee, H. J. Christian, W. J. Koshak, J. Bailey, J. Hall, E. W. McCaul, Jr., D. Buechler, C. Darden, J. Burks, T. Bradshaw, P. Gatlin The North Alabama Lightning Mapping Array: Recent Severe Storm Observations and Future Prospects Submitted to Armospheric Research Conferences: Conference Presentation by SPoRT Center Personnel Author(s) Presentation Title Conference Date Location W. M. Lapenta, R. Wohlman, T. Bradshaw, J. Burks, G. J. Jedlovec, S. J. Goodman, C. Darden, P. J. Meyer

71. AusStats : 1988 Special Article - Meteorology In Australia to advance the science of meteorology, with particular Present and proposed researchactivities include the a major collaborative effort involving the Bureau http://www.abs.gov.au/Ausstats/abs@.nsf/0/08b168c5df5591deca2569de001f1076?OpenD

72. HOME Pilot projects in applied meteorology Computational GRID Frontier ET project Globalcollaboration for coupled eBusiness -Initiating GRID activities in other http://www.apan.net/wg/earth-system.htm

Home Site Map About APAN Membership Organization Meeting Documents Newsletter Related Sites Secretariat Committee ... Archives Earth System WG Co-chairs: Jai-Ho Oh/PKNU [ jhoh@pknu.ac.kr] (2003.8-2005.8) Yihui Ding/NCC/CHINA [yhding@public.bta.net.cn] (2003.8-2005.8) Secretary: Byong-Lyol LEE/KMA [bllee@kma.go.kr] Mailing List: es@apan.net How to subscribe The mission of Earth System WG is to establish the Prototype Virtual Center for Research and Interdisciplinary Studies for Earth System Science in Asia-Pacific Region being based on APAN. The key subject is to demonstrate the operation of user-oriented virtual venue for meteorological research and development, in which framework the collaborative system development for numerical weather prediction models, the communication of vast amount of data on a near-real time basis for model validation and operation, and the efficient use of computing resources through the integration of available high performance computing resources will be pioneered under grid-enabled environment. Objectives General Goal - To provide an integrated, high-end system of computing, data facilities, connectivity, software, services, and instruments that enables all scientists and engineers to work in new ways on advanced research problems that would not otherwise be solved (cited from ESG II, USA)

73. Connections: Research Collaboration And Commercialisation and Technology Organisation; Bureau of meteorology; Bureau of sharing facilities,educational activities such as Research collaboration is also fostered through http://www.csiro.au/csiro/connections/s1-12.html

The principal methods of scientific collaboration, technology transfer and commercialisation take the form of services for private and public sector customers via: Consulting: advice on science and technology Licensing: commercialisation of intellectual property developed by CSIRO Technical services: testing and accreditation. 1. Scientific collaboration CSIRO scientists collaborate extensively with researchers in universities, science agencies and industry in Australia and overseas for scientific and commercial purposes. The ability to assemble multi-disciplinary teams is the key to addressing emerging and complex issues. CSIRO collaborates with science agencies such as: Anglo-Australian Observatory Australian Antarctic Division Australian Geological Survey Organisation Australian Institute of Marine Science Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Bureau of Meteorology Bureau of Rural Sciences Defence Science and Technology Organisation. CSIRO interacts with 33 Australian universities directly and through the Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs) program. Interactions include joint, commercial and non-commercial projects, sharing facilities, educational activities such as lectures and student supervision, and informal exchanges between fellow scientists.

74. Forest Monitoring In Malawi Using Long Time Series Vegetation Index Data the Malawi Environmental Monitoring Program (MEMP), a collaborative activity ofsix Affairs, Department of Surveys, Department of meteorology, Department of http://ag.arizona.edu/OALS/malawi/Papers/Eom2.html

MEMP Homepage Executive Summary Papers Reports ... PDF Documents Forest Monitoring in Malawi using Long Time Series Vegetation Index Data J. Ronald Eastman James Toledano The Clark Labs for Cartographic Technology and Geographic Analysis Clark University Introduction With growing population pressures, the need for responsible management of our natural resource base is increasingly of concern. Fortunately, recent developments in environmental information technologies offer a range of exciting new products and procedures to assist this management process. Yet with the intrigue of the new, it is easy to lose sight of the issues of timeliness and cost effectiveness. However, as these technologies become operational and filter down from experimental studies to a broader application arena, these issues become increasingly important. Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in the developing world. For the past two years, the Clark Labs have been engaged in research to develop and transfer appropriate techniques for environmental monitoring in Malawi. With financial assistance from the United States Agency for International Development, and in collaboration with the Office of Arid Lands Studies at the University of Arizona, the Clark Labs is assisting the Government of Malawi to more effectively carry out routine tasks related to environmental monitoring and to strengthen the efficient flow of information to effect environmental decision making. This implementation of new technologies and techniques is being conducted as a subactivity under the Malawi Environmental Monitoring Program (MEMP), a collaborative activity of six participating Malawi government agencies: the Ministry of Research and Environmental Affairs, Department of Surveys, Department of Meteorology, Department of Water, Department of Forestry, and the Land Resources Conservation Branch. The task of this technology transfer k‚subactivity is to allow the participating agencies, in a coordinated fashion, to employ new geographic technologies to analyze data and provide environmental information in contribution to MEMP, and in the long-term, provide the important elements for a broader national-level environmental information system.

75. OU School Of Meteorology Job 0131. Chair of meteorology. Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. Monash University is seeking to appoint as professor an outstanding researcher and teacher to provide academic leadership http://rossby.metr.ou.edu/jobs/0131.htm

Job #: 0131 Chair of Meteorology Monash University, Melbourne, Australia Monash University is seeking to appoint as professor an outstanding researcher and teacher to provide academic leadership in meteorology. The university has established this position in collaboration with the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. The position is located in the School of Mathematical Sciences, which has a strong research group in meteorology and geophysical fluid dynamics, with major interests in dynamical meteorology and oceanography, spanning theoretical, numerical and field studies. Comprising 25 academic staff, the School of Mathematical Sciences in the Faculty of Science has principal research interests in algebra and discrete mathematics, analysis and geometry, applied statistics and probability, astrophysics and general relativity, meteorology and geophysical fluid dynamics, and computational mathematics. This appointment is an exceptional opportunity to combine work with high quality students in applied mathematics and collaborative activities with the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. The appointee

76. UBC Earth And Ocean Sciences: Research Research activities in the Department of Earth and for Coastal and Mountain Meteorologyand Hydrology A research and forecast collaboration between Environment http://www.eos.ubc.ca/research/

Research activities in the Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences are both diverse and interdisciplinary. An attempt has been made here to classify research groups operating out of EOS according to their primary subject; further descriptions of each group are included below the links. Atmospheric Chemistry Group Home page for the Bertram Group. Biometeorology and Soil Physics Group Data and background for a variety of projects. Cooperative Institute for Coastal and Mountain Meteorology and Hydrology (CICMMH) A research and forecast collaboration between Environment Canada and UBC. Climate Prediction Group Devoted to the study of short term climate prediction and to the development of neural network methods for nonlinear multivariate and time series analysis. Tropical Pacific sea surface temperature forecasts are issued regularly. Ensemble Mesoscale Forecast System Output and background regarding two weather forecast models. Together these cover a domain including Western Canada and the eastern North Pacific Ocean.

77. SEDL - SCIMAST Classroom Compass - Cooperative Learning require planning, research, collaboration, and problem grade levels and topics withactivities. of disciplines including geology, meteorology, history, and http://www.sedl.org/scimath/compass/v01n02/4.html

The Adventures of Jasper Woodbury Available from: Optical Data Corporation 30 Technology Drive Warren, NJ Available for Mac with 4 MB of RAM and hard disk drive, running System 6.0.7 or later. Cost: Six episode set $1,795; Individual discs (two episodes) $695. Get It Together: Math Problems for Groups, Grades 4-12 With over 100 mathematics problems, this collection is designed for use with cooperative groups. Each activity provides six clue cards, each of which gives a piece of information that will help solve the group problem. Interactive sharing from each cardholder is essential to find an answer. The book covers a variety of mathematical topics including numbers and operations, logic, geometry, probability, measurement and functions. Each topic area includes activities of varying difficulty, and a handy grid at the back of the book matches grade levels and topics with activities. The book also offers advice on using cooperative learning in the classroom. Available from: EQUALS Project Lawrence Hall of Science University of California Berkeley, CA 94720

78. OceanPortal : Top > INFORMATION RESOURCES > Scientific The support for collaboration is channelled through of different mechanisms or activitieswhich are Earth Sciences Geology meteorology Paleontology Environment http://ioc.unesco.org/oceanportal/browse.php?pg_which=4&cat=711

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