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JPL to Visit NSSL

Posted in Collaboration, Research News on September 2, 2015 by Tanya Schoor.

Representatives from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory will spend a day at NOAA’s National Severe Storms Laboratory in Norman, Oklahoma, Thursday (Sept. 3) to discuss opportunities for collaboration and clarify current areas of development. Following a…

Tags: Hot Items, JPL, NASA, NSSL, Visit

NSSL scientist works with DOE and NASA to study convective clouds

Posted in Collaboration, Research News on April 29, 2011 by Susan Cobb.

An NSSL scientist is joining forces with the Department of Energy and NASA in a field campaign to gather perhaps the most complete data set ever obtained for studying continental convective cloud systems. The effort…

Tags: DOE, Hot Items, NASA

Dave’s most significant awards

Posted in Talks and Articles on January 6, 2011 by Susan Cobb.

There is a long list of awards Dave has received, but the following he considers the most significant.

Tags: AMS, awards, Dave Rust, Issue: January 2011, NASA

Helping with NASA’s lightning issues

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

Dave was NOAA Advisor during the launches of two Viking spacecraft, using surface and airborne electric field measurements to determine the risk of lightning during launches, and declaring “go,” or “no-go” for launch.

Tags: Dave Rust, Issue: January 2011, NASA, Viking 2

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