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PROJECT TITLE
Numerical Modeling of
Atmospheric Data of
SIMVaC.
GOALS
To provide a teaching tool for undergraduate/graduate
students:
To enhance research development at UNC Charlotte (UNCC) and UNC Asheville (UNCA); and
To augment weather prediction capabilities in the Western North
Carolina (WNC).
STRATEGY
To perform simulations of the atmosphere using the Weather
Research and Forecasting (WRF) numerical model for the Western
North Carolina (WNC).
ADMINISTRATION
This project is part of
SIMVaC (Scientific
Innovations in Numerical Modeling, Digital Visualization
and High speed Connectivity in Western North
Carolina), that is supported by UNCOP
(University of North Carolina, Office of
the President). This project is administered
by the National Environmental Modeling and Analysis
Center (NEMAC).
This project is a joint project by
the Department of Geography & Earth Sciences (GES) of the
University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNCC) and the Department of
Atmospheric Sciences (ATMS)
of the University of North Carolina at Asheville (UNCA).
STAFF
The project leaders are Dr.
Brian Etherton of UNCC
and Dr. Alex Huang
of UNCA. The
graduate student working on this project is Mr. Chris Blanton of UNCC. Several undergraduate
students at UNCA also
participate in this research. Dr. Doug Miller of UNCA provides technical and
research support.
Daniel O'Leary (Project Manger of
SIMVaC)
and Dr. John Stevens (Acting Director of NEMAC) provide
leadership and administration to the
SIMVaC.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The support of the Office of the President of
the University of North Carolina (UNCOP)
is acknowledged and greatly appreciated.
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