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Total attenuated backscatter and depolarization ratio, and relevant aircaft data and quicklook imagery from the Wyoming Cloud Lidar that was deployed on the NSF/NCAR C-130 aircraft for the CAESAR campaign.
  • CAESAR
final 1.0
2025-04-15
Level 1 radar reflectivity and Doppler velocity data and quicklook imagery from the Wyoming Cloud Radar that was aboard the NSF NCAR C-130 aircraft for the CAESAR (Cold Air Outbreak Experiment in the Sub-Arctic Region) campaign. The Level 1 dataset...
  • CAESAR
final 1.0
2024-10-15
Level 2 radar reflectivity and Doppler velocity data and quicklook imagery from the Wyoming Cloud Radar that was aboard the NSF NCAR C-130 aircraft for the CAESAR (Cold Air Outbreak Experiment in the Sub-Arctic Region) campaign. The Level 2 data...
  • CAESAR
final 1.0
2024-10-15
This dataset consists of hourly mpg movie files from video tape (VHS) from each flight of the University of Wyoming King-Air that occurred during CASES-97. This video was shot from an exterior camera mounted on the aircraft.
  • CASES-97
final 1.0
2005-06-01
This dataset links to supplemental information for the project.
  • OWLeS
final completed
This dataset contains time lapse video files from the Terrain-induced Rotor Experiment (T-REX) taken at the White Mountain Research Station at the Bishop site. The time interval was 30 seconds for the day files, and 10 seconds between frames for 6...
  • T-REX
final 1.0
2007-11-08
This dataset contains time lapse video files from the Terrain-induced Rotor Experiment (T-REX) taken at the MAPR site. The time interval was 4 seconds between frames. The files are in Windows Media Video (wmv) format.
  • T-REX
final 1.0
2007-11-08

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