Welcome to Atmospheric Radar Research Center !
The Atmospheric Radar Research Center (ARRC) is involved in many aspects of radar research
applied to studies of the atmosphere. Topics range from sophisticated radar signal processing to precipitation microphysical studies.
Next ARRC Seminar
| Date: | Thursday, April 24 |
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| Time: | 13:00∼14:00 |
| Place: | NWC 1350 |
| Speaker: | Jeff Snyder |
| Title: | Attenuation Correction Techniques and Hydrometeor Classification of High-Resolution, X-Band, Dual-Polarized Mobile Radar Data of Severe Convective Storms |
Abstracts
Seminar Plans (Temporarially Offline...)
Seminar Plans (Temporarially Offline...)
Tim Alberts won the "Best Poster" award for the Student Research Day!
Tim Alberts (ARRC MS student working with Dr. Phillip B. Chilson) won the "Best Poster" award for the science section of the Student Research Day.
Student Research Day
Photo
Student Research Day
Photo
CAGS signs MOU with Kyoto University, Japan
CAGS concluded MOU to strengthen cooperation with the Disaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI) and the Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere (RISH) of Kyoto University.
Detail about MOU
Signing Ceremony Photos
DPRI, Kyoto University
RISH, Kyoto University
Detail about MOU
Signing Ceremony Photos
DPRI, Kyoto University
RISH, Kyoto University
Faculty Positions
The University of Oklahoma invites applications for two new faculty positions.
These positions are being established to further advance the University's strategic
initiative to develop an internationally preeminent weather radar program (Radar Initiative)
in collaboration with Federal and corporate partners.
Detail (.pdf)
Detail (.pdf)
Atmospheric Radar Research Center
The ARRC is an interdisciplinary team of meteorologists and engineers.
IEEE Geoscience and Romote Sensing Society Newsletter on March, 2007
IEEE Geoscience and Romote Sensing Society Newsletter on March, 2007