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OU's Unique Radar System - Chris Goode, Enterprise Electronics Corp., and John Snow, College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences, discuss the recent partnership between the two entities. Courtesy of NewsOK.tv. [Link] Posted: 7/3/2008

Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Supports Major NOAA and OU Forecasting Effort - Courtesy of Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center: Once again this year during spring storm season, NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) mounted a major experiment in storm forecasting. As has been the case many times over the past 15 years, computational support came from the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC). [PDF] Posted: 7/2/2008

Be sure to watch OETA tonight at 6:30! - Tonight at 6:30, “Oklahoma News Report” on OETA will feature a segment regarding the recent collaboration between the University of Oklahoma and Enterprise Electronics Corporation. Featured representatives will include Tian-You Yu, Atmospheric Radar Research Center associate director, Keith Brewster, Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms senior research scientist, and Chris Goode, V.P. of Marketing and Business Development for EEC. [PDF] Posted: 7/2/2008

University of Oklahoma Announces Collaboration with Enterprise Electronics Corporation - University of Oklahoma meteorologists and engineers are working to develop systems for better predictions and warnings of such storms through a new collaboration between the University and Enterprise Electronics Corporation. [PDF] Posted: 7/2/2008

University of Oklahoma Meteorology Team to Visit Croatia for Needs Assessment - NORMAN—Meteorology experts from the University of Oklahoma Weather and Climate Programs will visit Zagreb, Croatia, later this week to initiate a comprehensive modernization feasibility study for the Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service (DHMZ - Državni hidrometeorološki zavod). [PDF] Posted: 6/19/2008

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