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===[[DOW radar data evaluations]]=== | ===[[DOW radar data evaluations: August 26, 2011]]=== | ||
[[Image:DOW 7 26aug2011.JPG|center|thumb|300px|DOW 7 at CSU-CHILL]] | [[Image:DOW 7 26aug2011.JPG|center|thumb|300px|DOW 7 at CSU-CHILL]] | ||
Coordinated dual-polarization data collection was done by the DOW 7 and CSU-CHILL radars | Coordinated dual-polarization data collection was done by the DOW 7 and CSU-CHILL radars during the conduct of a 20hr project. | ||
===[[REU 2011 students]]=== | ===[[REU 2011 students: July 14, 2011]]=== | ||
[[Image:REU2011 sphere cal.JPG|center|thumb|300px|Monitoring a sphere flight from the CSU-CHILL user van]] | [[Image:REU2011 sphere cal.JPG|center|thumb|300px|Monitoring a sphere flight from the CSU-CHILL user van]] | ||
REU2011 students participating in a radar calibration experiment | REU2011 students participating in a radar calibration experiment. | ||
===Site photographs from the GXY traffic pattern: Dec 27, 2010=== | ===Site photographs from the GXY traffic pattern: Dec 27, 2010=== | ||
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Dr. Brenda Dolan (research scientist in the CSU Atmospheric Science Department) took photographs from an aircraft in the traffic pattern at the Greeley-Weld County Airport (GXY). The CSU-CHILL radar and the temporarily-visiting NASA N-Pol radar are located on opposite sides of the main runway at GXY. | Dr. Brenda Dolan (research scientist in the CSU Atmospheric Science Department) took photographs from an aircraft in the traffic pattern at the Greeley-Weld County Airport (GXY). The CSU-CHILL radar and the temporarily-visiting NASA N-Pol radar are located on opposite sides of the main runway at GXY. | ||
===[[Radar calibration sphere flight: 2 | ===[[Radar calibration sphere flight: December 2, 2010]]=== | ||
[[Image:2dec2010 sphere.JPG|center|thumb|300px|Balloon-borne calibration sphere]] | [[Image:2dec2010 sphere.JPG|center|thumb|300px|Balloon-borne calibration sphere]] | ||
A light weight foil-covered sphere provides a target with a known backscattering cross section that is used as a reference during a radar calibration experiment. | A light weight foil-covered sphere provides a target with a known backscattering cross section that is used as a reference during a radar calibration experiment. |
Revision as of 10:06, 23 September 2011
Current Events
Website Improvements
Several new features added:
- Projects list
- Radar status page
- Radar status indicator on front page
- Quick-look Real-time images
DOW radar data evaluations: August 26, 2011
Coordinated dual-polarization data collection was done by the DOW 7 and CSU-CHILL radars during the conduct of a 20hr project.
REU 2011 students: July 14, 2011
REU2011 students participating in a radar calibration experiment.
Site photographs from the GXY traffic pattern: Dec 27, 2010
Dr. Brenda Dolan (research scientist in the CSU Atmospheric Science Department) took photographs from an aircraft in the traffic pattern at the Greeley-Weld County Airport (GXY). The CSU-CHILL radar and the temporarily-visiting NASA N-Pol radar are located on opposite sides of the main runway at GXY.
Radar calibration sphere flight: December 2, 2010
A light weight foil-covered sphere provides a target with a known backscattering cross section that is used as a reference during a radar calibration experiment.
N-Pol Radar Antenna Installation: Oct 21, 2010
The new center-fed antenna was mounted on the N-Pol radar at GXY on 21 October 2010.
VCHILL Utilization at the ERAD conference in Romania: Sept 4, 2010
Prof. Chandrasekar included various VCHILL services as a part of a short course taught at the ERAD 2010 conference in Sibiu, Romania.
N-Pol Radar Site Survey: Jul 26, 2010
Mike Watson (L) and John Gerlach (R) gather soil strength data at a candidate operating site for the NASA N-Pol radar on the property of the Greeley- Weld County Airport.
CMMAP Interns Visit: Jun 25, 2010
Participants in the Center for Multiscale Modeling of Atmospheric Processes (CMMAP) program at CSU took a tour of the CSU-CHILL radar facility.
Recent Changes
An automatically generated list of recent changes to the CSU-CHILL website is available here