Research Highlights
MMM's Monthly Research Feature
Other sources of research highlights: NCAR's Annual Report
- May, 2010: Numerical simulation of turbulence Click here to read more...
- March, 2010: Toward comprehensive parameterizations of cloud microphysics for weather and climate models Click here to read more...
- February, 2010: VORTEX2 - Verification of the Origins of Rotation in Tornadoes Experiment 2 Click here to read more...
- January 2007: Mitch Moncrieff, Chris Davis, and Rebecca Morss presented at The Second THORPEX International Science Symposium (STISS) in Landshut, Germany. Click here to read more...
- December 2006: John Michalakes and Tom Henderson are preparing the Weather Research and Forecast (WRF) model for petascale computing facilities. Click here to read more...
- September 2006: Andy Heymsfield and Paul Field (MMM) and and David Rogers and Jeff Stith (EOL) have been awarded funds by NSF for the ICE-L (Layer clouds) field project. Click here to read more...
- July 2006: Don Lenschow and fellow researchers publish a new paper on results of the lidar observations of high resolution structure of aerosol, winds and ozone in the lowest few kilometers of the atmosphere (the convective boundary layer). Click here to read more...
- June 2006: First visualization from the new Nested Regional Climate Model (NRCM) Click here to read more...
- April 2006: Awards Given Recently to Andy Heymsfield and George Bryan Click here to read more...
- March 2006: MMM Researchers are using the WRF model to assist the MIRAGE-Mex Field Program Click here to read more....
- February 2006: Converging Satellites Unlock Hurricane Lili's Sudden Demise (article courtesy of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center). MMM's Qingnong Xiao contributes to the study. Click here to read more...
- January 2006: Analysis and understanding of atmospheric boundary layers, including surface interactions, using the Large Eddy Simulation (LES). Click here to read more...