News Archive

Led by Dr. Robert Palmer, the project entitled "Understanding Polarimetric Radar Tornadic Debris Signatures Using Modeling, Simulations, and Field Measurements", which is funded by the NSF appeared on the Episode 25 of the NSF Science Now.
The entire Episode 25 can be found at the NSF Science 360 website.

The University of Oklahoma’s Regents’ Award for Superior Research is awarded each year to a professor who shows superio accomplishments in teaching, research and creative activity, professional and university service. Congratulations to ARRC Faculty member, Dr. Yang Hong, for receiving this prestigious award!
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Overview: Professors at the University of Oklahoma (OU) invite potential graduate students to visit OU’s Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC). The goal is to recruit students interested in seeking an advanced degree in one or more of the three research areas listed below. Travel and lodging support are available.
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The PX-1000 has been deployed in South Korea near Gwangju earlier this week and was greeted by light snow. This is a joint effort between the SELab and ARRC to study winter QPE (Quantitative Precipitation Estimation).

Dr. Guifu Zhang is the winner of the 2013 Dean's Award for Excellence in Research and scholarship, an annual award recognizing exceptional accomplishment in research or scholarship in the previous calendar year. Dr. Zhang was nominated for his outstanding efforts and intellectual leadership on radar research and scholarship within the School of Meteorology and the Advanced Radar Research Center

ECE student, C. Justin Smith, was awarded the Undergraduate/Pre-Graduate Scholarship from the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S). The purpose of this scholarship is to attract BS and MS students to the microwave and RF discipline, and to encourage them to pursue a job in the field or a PhD degree in this field. Justin is currently working on high-efficiency power amplifier design for C-Band airborne telemetry supervised by Professor Sigmarsson.

Xining Yu will present "Real-time MPAR Digital Backend: Initial Studies and Analysis of Challenges" this coming Thursday, November 7, 2013 in the National Weather Center, Room 1350.