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    5 datasets found related to Matthew A. Miller. Full dataset descriptions and data access links are available by selecting the dataset title.
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    This data set consists of the Colorado State University's CHILL radar data collected during the Front Range Observational Network Testbed (FRONT) field project between 20 May and 19 June 2014. Data are in cfradial format and were edited using the...
    • FRONT
    final 1.0
    2017-05-22
    This data set consists of the Colorado State University's CHILL radar data collected during intense observation periods for the Front Range Observational Network Testbed (FRONT) field project between 20 May and 19 June 2014. Files are png images...
    • FRONT
    final 1.0
    2017-05-23
    S-Pol radar data collected during the Front Range Observational Network Testbed (FRONT) field project between 20 May and 19 June 2014. Data are in cfradial format and were edited using the Python-based radar software Py-ART. The data is in CfRadial...
    • FRONT
    • FRONT-ROSE
    final 1.0
    2017-05-24
    Images of S-Pol radar data collected during intense observation periods for the Front Range Observational Network Testbed (FRONT) field project between 20 May and 22 June 2014. Data are png images created using the data from edited cfradial files. For...
    • FRONT
    final 1.0
    2017-05-24
    This dataset contains the "Stratus 9/VOCALS Ninth Setting of the Stratus Ocean Reference Station & VOCALS Regional Experiment Technical Report," Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, April 2009.
    • VOCALS
    final 1.0
    2011-02-16
    NSF

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