A MOZART visualization produced in SCD's Vis Lab Back to main feature: "Tim Killeen shares his vision of NCAR, present and future"

At the staff "town meeting" on 29 November 2000, NCAR director Tim Killeen noted that NCAR has many scientific and computational projects to be proud of. Noteworthy efforts include: SCD's Access Grid project The MMM/SCD collaboration on wildfire research and visualiztion The MM5 Hurrican Diana simulation CGD's coupled climate modeling and paleoclimate model development The Whole Atmosphere Community Climate Model (WACCM), an ACD/HAO/CGD collaboration ACD's MOPITT (Measurements of Pollution in the Troposphere) and MOZART (Model of Ozone Research in the Troposphere) projects ATD's remote sensing instruments and 5-band dual polarization doppler radar HAO's research on solar prominences and solar eclipses RAP's work on intelligent transportation systems ESIG's work in media relations and forthcoming collaborative reportASP's seminar series and search for young scientists ASP's seminar series and search for young scientists NCAR's divisions are: ASP (Advanced Study Program) ACD (Atmospheric Chemistry Division) ATD (Atmospheric Technology Division) CGD (Climage and Global Dynamics Division) ESIG (Environmental and Social Impacts Group) HAO (High Altitude Observatory) MMM (Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology Division) SCD (Scientific Computing Division) RAP (Research Applications Program) Back to "Tim Killeen shares his vision of NCAR, present and future"