National Weather Service (NWS) and Disaster Imaging Inc. will conduct Research and Development (R&D) of uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) deployment strategies and data collection by completing various post storm damage assessments.
Deployment and Data Collection Strategies of UAS during Storm Damage Assessments Read More »
The Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) and Sofar Ocean will explore technologies and methodologies related to coupled Earth system modeling, with a focus on optimization of physics parameterizations in WAVEWATCH III (WW3).
Optimizing Parameterizations in Coupled Earth System Modeling Read More »
There are significant gaps in observations and process-level understanding of the nature and effects of aerosols and other substances in the atmosphere, with special challenges to observations in the stratosphere. During the multi-year partnership NOAA GML, NOAA CSL, and SilverLining will collaborate on atmospheric field observations, atmospheric modeling, laboratory studies and instrument development related to aerosols, greenhouse gasses, and reactive gasses in the stratosphere.
Supporting Atmospheric Research & Expanding Observations from Platforms of Opportunity Read More »
The Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL) and Sofar Ocean will explore potential benefits of co-use of technologies and methodologies related to coupled Earth system modeling, with a focus on the SHiELD modeling suite, MOM6, atmosphere-wave-ocean coupling, and calibration using observations from Sofar’s global network of Spotter buoys.
GFDL & Sofar Collaboration on Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Coupled Model Development Read More »
Conduct collaborative research and development on the exploration of rapid and efficient uncrewed aircraft systems deployment strategies for collecting and distributing aerial imagery of damage resulting from severe storms that could better enable National Weather Service offices in their duties to conduct post-storm damage assessments.
Rapid Deployment of UAS for Storm Damage Imagery Collection Read More »