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15 December 2021

In this week's AWIPS Tips, we're reflecting on a great year of sharing tips, resources, and announcements with you, the Unidata AWIPS community. All of our posts from 2021 are catalogued below. We're excited to share even more with you in 2022!

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AWIPS Tips: Explore the CAVE Volume Browser: Model Soundings

01 December 2021

Welcome back to AWIPS Tips! This week's topic is another exploration into one of the many features of CAVE's Volume Browser. In previous Volume Browser tips, we've covered Plan Views, Cross Sections, and Time Series, and this week is all about generating model soundings. CAVE can generate a sounding from any point using output from several different models.

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AWIPS Tips: Getting Started With the NSHARP Display Tool

17 November 2021

Welcome back to AWIPS Tips! This week's tip is about how to use CAVE's NSHARP Display tool for viewing sounding data.

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AWIPS Tips: Load Map Resources and Topography using Python-AWIPS

03 November 2021

Welcome back to AWIPS Tips! Today we're diving into more capabilities of python-awips! Previously, we've discussed how to access model data and how to access and write out specific GOES imagery. Today, we're switching gears slightly from meteorological data, to focus on how to access and use map data.

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Announcing a new eLearning course: Learn AWIPS CAVE

20 October 2021

We are announcing a new eLearning course covering the fundamentals of CAVE called Learn AWIPS CAVE. This is an asynchronous web course that can be accessed on demand.
This course is designed for new users of CAVE and includes demonstrations, tutorials, activities, assessments, and challenges using CAVE functionality. The activities are designed with undergraduate meteorology students in mind but are suitable for any post-secondary education level.

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Posted by Nicole Corbin