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Re: Can I obtain case-study material for a CU-Colo.Springs course I a m teaching?

Hi Bruce, 

The COMET case study library is freely available to any and all who want
to participate.

To obtain the data simply go to:

http://www.joss.ucar.edu/cometCases/

this page has some info as well.

The page that lists all cases available is:

http://www.joss.ucar.edu/cometCases/avail.html

From here you can select the cases you desire and get them via tape
distribution...soon to ba available via CD ( in about a month or so ) or
ftp individual datasets..

The FTP process is time consuming and changes the names of the files to
add uniqeness for download, so we suggest ordering the complete tape.

The tape will include some data in GEMPAK format, as well as native
formats handled by GEMPAK decoders...You can use whatever visualization
tools you prefer and work for you, but these cases are best utilized when
viewed via GEMPAK.

If you have not installed GEMPAK yet, I would encourage you to do so.

GEMPAK is freely available via Unidata at:

http://unidata.ucar.edu/packages/gempak/index.html


Please let me know if I can help any further.


Thank you,



-Jeff (Colo Springs native)
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On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Carter, Bruce wrote:

> Hello
> I am currently an Honorarium instructor with the Geography/Environmental
> Studies Department at Univ. of Colorado - Colorado Springs, teaching GES 320
> - Practical Meteorology.  The COMET case-studies material is outstanding and
> would add distinct value to a later portion of this term's course where I
> want to share state-of-the-science (and -art) application of analysis
> techniques and interpretations, to show the students that there is more to
> "practical meteorology" than simply "mostly cloudy and a chance of
> precipitation."
> 
> Please advise me as to procedures and requirements I should undertake and
> satisfy through the Department to add COMET material to our resources.
> 
> Very respectfully,
> Bruce Carter, CCM
>