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CRADA

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NOAA Environmental Modeling Center and Sofar Ocean join forces to improve accuracy, capability of wave models

NOAA Environmental Modeling Center and Sofar Ocean have signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to improve the accuracy of wave models.

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NOAA and Google team up to advance the use of AI hurricane and tropical weather forecast models

NOAA’s National Hurricane Center (NHC) and Google LLC are teaming up to maximize the benefits of a new artificial intelligence (AI) weather forecast model to advance NOAA’s mission to save lives, mitigate property loss and improve the nation’s economy by issuing the best forecasts of hurricanes and other hazardous tropical weather.

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NOAA and GreenSight to evaluate boundary layer observations gathered using nano-sized, uncrewed aircraft systems in and around Tulsa, OK

The partners will deploy, test, and evaluate observations gathered using WeatherHive nano-sized, uncrewed aircraft systems for weather forecasting and its potential benefits during severe weather events.

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NOAA, Verizon team up to advance disaster response research

NOAA and Verizon Frontline signed a three-year Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to explore new strategies to rapidly deploy uncrewed aircraft systems that will collect and distribute imagery of damage resulting from severe storms such as tornadoes and hurricanes.

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A high-altitude LiDAR atmospheric sensing system with HONEYWELL HALAS

NOAA and Honeywell to explore use of HALAS upper-air data to aid in weather forecasting

NOAA’s National Weather Service and Honeywell Aerospace Technologies signed a two-year Cooperative Research and Development Agreement to deploy a high-altitude LiDAR Atmospheric Sensing (HALAS) ground system and to evaluate the upper-air data gathered to determine if it could aid in weather forecasting.

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