Box 2
Contains 29 Results:
Clean Air Turbulence (CAT) research, 1972-1973
Internal NCAR correspondence concerning the organizational strategy geared toward implementing a clean air turbulence research program and seeking FAA financial support.
Automated Mesonet Systems (AMS) Committee, 1973
A preliminary planning document for an Automatic Mesometeorological System. This planning document is the first step toward the Portable Automated Mesonet (PAM) system.
RSF Project #012-71, Meteorological and Wind Finding Dropsonde development (1 of 3), 1971-1972
Project file consisting of contract documents, correspondence, meeting minutes, status reports, and photographs of dropsondes as well as drop tests.
RSF Project #012-71, Meteorological and Wind Finding Dropsonde development (2 of 3), 1972-1973
Project file consisting of contract documents, correspondence, meeting minutes, status reports, and photographs of dropsondes as well as drop tests.
RSF Project #012-71, Meteorological and Wind Finding Dropsonde development (3 of 3), 1973
Project file consisting of contract documents, correspondence, meeting minutes, status reports, and photographs of dropsondes as well as drop tests.
RSF proposal (Study of Ballooning), 1973
Proposal to form a group within NCAR to work in areas of the theory of scientific ballooning. Responses included.
RSF Project, New Airborne Research Instrumentation System (NARIS), 1974
Rough draft of system specifications and a formal project summary.
General Correspondence (1 of 2), 1974
General correspondence including the appointment of John Firor as Executive Director of NCAR, a formal response to NSF concerning the impact of the FY76 budget reductions of 2% and 5%, and a copy of the report to the Committee on Science and Technology of the U.S. House of Representatives providing Recommendations Related to Improved Understanding and Prediction of Weather and Climate.
General Correspondence (2 of 2), 1975
General correspondence including the appointment of John Firor as Executive Director of NCAR, a formal response to NSF concerning the impact of the FY76 budget reductions of 2% and 5%, and a copy of the report to the Committee on Science and Technology of the U.S. House of Representatives providing Recommendations Related to Improved Understanding and Prediction of Weather and Climate.
Plans for the future of Facilities Laboratory (FAL), 1972-1973, undated
Early correspondence between David Atlas and NSF regarding new concepts for the Facilities Laboratory. Also internal NCAR correspondence regarding a reorganization of the FAL. A proposed organization and operation of FAL report is included in which the Computing Facility would become a separate management entity and no longer be part of FAL.