Project
Presentation Schedule!!!!!!
If you have a problem with your scheduled time, please
contact me by email as soon as possible (andreaw@atmos.colostate.edu).
Also, I entered a generic title if you did not submit your finalized title
to me as I requested. I will update the page as I get more
information from you.
Class Projects were presented to the students Wednesday,
March 6.
Project Presentations will be held during the final exam
period on May 8th from 3:40-5:40pm.
Each group will give a 12 minute oral presentation followed
by a 3 minute question and change-over period. Online written papers
will also be due at this time. They should be 5-10 pages in length
including reasonably sized figures. The papers should have a title
page, references and be in a paper-style format. Look at the 2000
class projects for examples. They should be handed in electronically
to my email address (andreaw@atmos.colostate.edu) in HTML format or by
sending me the link to your report already on the web.
Homework #4: Due April 15th in class - extended
to April 22nd in class.
Homework
in Word format
Refractive
Index Fortran Code
Target
demonstration from Dr. Bringi's lecture
Dr. Rutledge's Notes:
PowerPoint Format
Chapters 1 and 2 will not be covered in class, but are
here for your reference.
Chapter
1 - color
Chapter
1 - black & white
Chapter
2 - color
Chapter
2 - black & white
Chapter
3 - color
Chapter
3 - black & white
Chapter
4 - color
Chapter
4 - black & white
Chapter
4 - Additional Slide
Chapter
5 - color
Chapter
5 - black & white
PDF Format
Chapters 1 and 2 will not be covered in class, but are
here for your reference.
Chapter
1 - color
Chapter
1 - black & white
Chapter
2 - color
Chapter
2 - black & white
Chapter
3 - color
Chapter
3 - black & white
Chapter
4 - color
Chapter
4 - black & wh ite
Chapter
5 - color
Chapter
5 - black & white
Class Project Presentations:
CSU-CHILL
Cases
TRMM-LBA:
21 February 99 Case
TRMM-LBA:
15 February 99 Case
Local Computer Documentation:
This site tells you about the computers available for use, radar data formats and how to convert between them, editing and displaying radar data, and even gives you sample code. Check it out! Class Project Computer Help
This site tells you how to pull data off tape and gives
more information as in the previous site. Using
Local Radar Tools
Other sites of interest:
Example
of Dual-Doppler Integration Techniques
2000
Class Projects
CSU Radar
Meteorology Group Home Page
last updated 6 May 2002
Andrea Williams, TA
Rm 203 Atmos Sci.