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This dataset contains the University of Colorado's (CU) microwave radiometer data from the Smith's Ferry Site during the SNOWIE (Seeded and Natural Orographic Wintertime Clouds: The Idaho Experiment) project. Data were collected from 7 January 2017 to ...
  • SNOWIE
final 1.0
2017-08-23
This dataset contains post-processed level 2 data from a Radiometrics microwave radiometer deployed at Sorel in support of the WINTRE-MIX field campaign. The level 2 data is based on a neural network processing providing vertical profiles of...
  • WINTRE-MIX
final 1.0
2022-09-13
Cloud microphysical properties are derived from retrieval techniques that combine ground-based radar and radiometer measurements from the SHEBA ice camp. Retrieved parameters include: particle size, water content, water path, particle concentration,...
  • SHEBA
1.0
2007-11-02
This data set contains hotplate measurements of liquid equivalent snowfall rates, temperature and wind speed collected coincident with the University of Alabama-Huntsville MIPS profiling system during the PLOWS field seasons. Data are available for 11...
  • PLOWS
final 1.0
2010-11-08
This data set contains NCEP GFS column model output
  • POST
final 1.0
2009-11-13
SUNY Oswego positioned 1-3 snow teams in all events observed during the Lake-Effect Electrification (LEE) project during November 2022 through March 2023.  Student teams positioned with the EFM (electric field meter) sonde and the DOW (Doppler on...
  • LEE
1.0
2023-04-13

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