Observations

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Dealing With a Challenging Science Policy Environment

November 5, 2011

by William Hooke, AMS Policy Program Director. Adapted from posts (here, here, here, and here) on the AMS Project, Living on...

Gliders Do the Wave, in the Air and in the Ocean

November 2, 2011

One would think that the time when gliders were considered cutting-edge technology for science would have long passed. Yet this...

Looking at the Sun in a New Light

October 12, 2011

With orbiting observatories and solar probes now available to scientists, it might seem that studying the Sun (and its effects...

Oklahoma Mesonet Station Stands Tall in EF-4 Tornado

Oklahoma Mesonet Station Stands Tall in EF-4 Tornado

May 28, 2011

by Chris Fiebrich, Oklahoma Climatological Survey It was bound to happen eventually.  The Oklahoma Mesonet has 120 weather stations across...

Nationwide Network of Networks–Now Is the Time for Your Input

January 26, 2011

by George Frederick, Chair, AMS Ad Hoc Committee on Network of Networks Today’s Town Hall (WSCC 606, 12:15-1:15 pm) on...

Air Quality Monitoring Gets Smart

Air Quality Monitoring Gets Smart

October 21, 2010

Smartphones continue to get more popular and, well, smarter, making them ideal for large-scale data-gathering projects. The concept is called...

NPOESS Imager Delivered

NPOESS Imager Delivered

January 21, 2010

This week, while the National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System was a hot topic at the AMS Annual Meeting, Northrop...

Making a MoPED with Big Rigs

December 8, 2009

Speaking of the future of weather information along transportation corridors, one of the presenters in the Weather and Transportation sessions...