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Tag: HD particle imager

An office and a workbench

Posted in Radar on January 6, 2011 by Susan Cobb.
HD Particle Imager

With calls for his launch teams to report to the vehicle bay late at night to intercept approaching storms, it has been hard to tell Dave is trying to retire.

Tags: Dave Rust, HD particle imager, Issue: January 2011, machine shop, NSSL

Observations test theories

Posted in People News, Warning Research News on January 6, 2011 by Susan Cobb.
HDPI preparing for launch

NSSL’s fleet of mobile research facilities (excluding mobile radars) have been under Dave’s watchful eye and direction for decades.

Tags: Dave Rust, HD particle imager, Issue: January 2011

Dave Rust

Posted in People News on January 6, 2011 by Susan Cobb.

NSSL’s Dave Rust is retiring today, and we wanted to honor his significant, even revolutionary contributions, to thunderstorm science, especially through observation platforms.

Tags: balloon, ballooning, Dave Rust, HD particle imager, Issue: January 2011, mobile laboratory, retire

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