Box 24

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One 16mm film. A note on the film canister label states “From NHRE? Not Anthes.” NHRE refers to the National Hail Research Experiment.

Scope and Contents One 16mm color film. MF 45-9567, Release Print 13. A note from Richard Anthes accompanying the film states: “This reel of movie film shows time lapse movies of mountain wave clouds over White Sands Missile Range and other places, from 20 August 1968 to roughly the mid 1970s. It was sent to Professor Hans Panofsky at Penn State, and Panofsky gave it to Rick Anthes. Rick and Tom Warner visited WSMR several times in the 1970s and ran early versions of MM5 on flow over the White Sands...

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One 16mm film.

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One 16mm film. An accompanying note from Rick Anthes states that he produced these 16mm movies in 1971, using output from the three-layer, 3D hurricane model he developed at the National Hurricane Research Laboratory in Miami, Florida.

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One 16mm film. An accompanying note from Rick Anthes states that he produced these 16mm movies in 1971, using output from the three-layer, 3D hurricane model he developed at the National Hurricane Research Laboratory in Miami, Florida.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers of Richard A. Anthes document his scientific, administrative, professional, and advisory activities during his decades at UCAR and NCAR, as well as during his years at the Pennsylvania State University and the Naval Postgraduate Academy. Most of the collection consists of paper-based textual materials, including correspondence, memoranda, reports, articles and publications, research materials, lecture notes, and teaching materials. A small amount of audiovisual material and...

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The text on this plaque states: “In token of our deep appreciation to Dr. Richard A. Anthes for his highly valuable contributions to the CCNAA-AIT Joint Seminar on Monsoon and Tropical Meteorology, as well as the cooperation between our two countries in the field of atmospheric sciences. Tsung-Yao Wu, President, The Meteorological Society of the Republic of China, April 1983.”

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The text on this plaque states: “Presented with appreciation to Dr. Richard A. Anthes, NCAR, USA, in recognition of his contribution and support to the joint ROC-USA project Taiwan Area Mesoscale Experiment, May and June 1987. Tsung Yao (T.Y., Chuck) Wu, Director General of the Central Weather Bureau and TAMEX Project Director, June 1987.”

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The text on this plaque states: “Terrestrial, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Most Cited Article Award, Published since 1998. Applications of COSMIC to Meteorology and Climate, by Richard A. Anthes, Chistian [sic] Rocken, Ying-Hwa Kuo. Total cites: 30 (up until Dec. 2005). Chinese Geoscience Union, Taipei, Taiwan, February 2006."

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One VHS cassette.