Calvin, Carlye

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Group photo of members of the T-REX team standing in front of the HIAPER research aircraft. Left to right, unidentified, Jorgen Jensen, Joachim Kuettner, unidentified, Vanda Grubisic, Al Cooper, Teresa Campos, unidentified, Henry Boynton.

Scope and Contents A collection of photos from the Terrain-induced Rotor Experiment (T-REX) field project, the second phase of a coordinated effort to explore the structure and evolution of atmospheric rotors (intense low-level horizontal vorticies that form along an axis parallel to, and downstream of, a mountain ridge crest) as well as associated phenomena in complex terrain. This phase took place in Owens Valley, California March 1 to April 30, 2006. Individuals identified in the attached digital objects...

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A collection of photos of tactile art exhibited at the Mesa Lab Cafeteria, including photos of artist Ann Cunningham with her work (8C9A4622). The other artist Nathan Abels work is pictured but he is not. The exhibit is part of an ongoing partnership with the Colorado Center for the Blind in Littleton.

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Potrait of Talea L. Mayo, protégé with the Significant Opportunities in Atmospheric Research and Science (SOARS) program.

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Photo of Tamatha Rawls of Logistics preparing a package for shipping.

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Tammy Weckwerth, scientist with EOL, receiving an employee service award, with Rick Anthes (l) and Eric Barron (r).

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Informal outdoor portraits of Tammy Weckwerth, scientist with the Earth Observing Laboratory (EOL).

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Photo of Tammy Weckwerth, scientist with the Earth Observing Laboratory (EOL), working at her computer.

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Photo of Tammy Weckwerth and her husband James Pinto, both scientists in the Atmospheric Technology Division (ATD).

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Portrait of Tariq Walker, protégé with the Significant Opportunities in Atmospheric Research and Science (SOARS) program.