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Press Release Archives
September 21, 2005
Rita and Beyond: Research Model Advances Hurricane Intensity Prediction
February 08, 2005
NCAR Tests New Winter Road Safety System on E-470
October 27, 2004
New Research Helps Protect Airplane Engines from Drizzle
April 22, 2004
Cutting-Edge
Sensors and Software Tests Will Help Protect Pentagon from Airborne
Hazards
April 15, 2004
Researchers
Awarded $2 Million to Create High-Tech Tools for Fighting Wildfires
March 09, 2004
New
Radar System May Help Airplanes Avoid In-Flight Icing
December 10, 2003
NCAR
Authors Tackle Desert Meteorology, the North Atlantic Oscillation,
and Climate Affairs
November 12, 2003
“Scientific
American 50” Recognizes NCAR Scientists
October 14, 2003
Weather
Modification Experts Tackle a Slippery Subject
October 8, 2003
New
Technology Could Enhance Safety in Rain and Snow
August 14, 2003
Inside
the Glacier Fire: Mobile Radar Tracks Swirling Winds in Montana
Blazes
June 4, 2003
NCAR
Scientists Win Award for In-flight Turbulence Prediction
February 15, 2003
A
Fires, Floods, and Freezes: New Ways to Keep Disaster at Bay
January 23, 2003
A
New Tool to Help Keep U.S. Roads Ice- and Snow-Free
October 9, 2002
NCAR
Receives FAA's Excellence in Aviation Award
September 12, 2002
NCAR
Tip Sheet: Wildfire Science Background, Experts, and Web Sites
March 26, 2002
Airlines
Get New Tools to Avoid In-Flight Icing
January 16, 2001
Scientists Make Rain in Mexico
December 27, 2000
FAA,
NCAR Team Recognized with Government Technology Leadership Award
September 6, 2000
NCAR "Auto-nowcaster" Takes on Sydney Weather during Olympic Games
August 15, 2000
New Thunderstorm Forecast Tool to Help Airlines Reduce Summer Flight
Delays
March 11, 1999
Aviation
Magazine Honors NCAR/FAA Researchers for Turbulence Detection Method
April 10, 1998
FAA and NCAR Chart Juneau's Turbulent Skies
April 6, 1998
First Test Flights Are a Hit: Onboard Sensor Reveals Invisible Turbulence
Ahead of Aircraft in Time to Issue Warnings
March 20, 1998
NSF/NCAR
Aircraft Tests NASA Clear-Air Turbulence Sensor through Colorado
Skies