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FastEddy-modeled atmospheric flow over Oklahoma City

FastEddy® modeled dispersion flow over a city.

RAL’s Super-Efficient, GPU-Enabled Microscale Model FastEddy® is now Open Source!

Jan 11, 2023

Beta Release now available on GitHub.

HPC 2022 award for fasteddy - Jeremy Sauer

FastEddy® wins HPCwire 2022 Award

Nov 30, 2022

Cover courtesy of ATCA Bulletin

Global Weather Notification System published in ATCA Bulletin

Jun 11, 2022
Helicopter doing a water drop on a wildfire

RAL's Wildfire Modeling Team wins the 2021 HPC Innovation Award

Apr 1, 2022
A photograph of Portland downtown with rolling fog and autumn foliage in shining sunrise and colorful clouds

Fog Forecasting to Avoid Delays & Accidents

Feb 18, 2022
Haiqing Soong

WRF-Hydro® Community Spotlight | Haiqing Soong

Jan 12, 2021

Results from the First Wave of a Three-Wave U.S. National Survey

Aug 12, 2020

Advancing South America's High-Resolution Modeling System

Aug 5, 2020
marcelo

WRF-Hydro® Community Spotlight | Dr. Marcelo Somos-Valenzuela

Aug 1, 2020
drone over city with winds

Drone over a cityscape

Pioneering better forecasting for UAV operations

May 4, 2020

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