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All NCAR HPC users are invited to join the September NHUG meeting!
September 16, 2024 Updated: September 17, 2024

The next NHUG meeting is scheduled for Tuesday,  September 17, 2024, 1-2 pm MDT, and we invite all NCAR HPC users to attend.  Agenda Highlights: • Upcoming Relevant Opportunities & Announcements • Updates from Current Outage and Casper Augmentation Updates • Optimizing Casper Memory Requests • Understanding the Role of Mesoscale Atmosphere–Ocean Interactions in Seasonal-to-Decadal Climate Pre...

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Join a virtual Spanish-language lecture on decoding the atmosphere with GPS
September 13, 2024

On Thursday, September 26, at 1:00 pm MDT, join a virtual Spanish-language lecture on the vital role of GPS in atmospheric science. This is a free public event for ages 12-plus and will be hosted entirely in Spanish! [Image] In it, UCAR scientist Valentina Petroni will talk about her work with the COSMIC constellation of satellites, and a new process called radio occultation. The lecture, cal...

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This Saturday, be dazzled by a free kids’ show: “Science is magic (but better!)”
September 13, 2024

On Saturday, September 21, from 10:00 to 11:30 am MDT at NSF NCAR’s Mesa Lab in Boulder, CO, families can enjoy a live event for kids (recommended for ages 8-plus). Kids will see and hear the world differently after participating in this event! [Image] In the show “Science is magic (but better!)”, host Jo Hecker asks: What is the difference between magic and science? Why does our recorded voice...

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