CASA Director David McLaughlin presents Distinguished Faculty Lecture and receives Chancellor's Medal.
The CASA radar system will be tested in the Dallas - Fort Worth area in spring 2012.
New low-power radars will provide better storm coverage.
Colorado State University honors Professor Chandrasekar with award for innovative excellence.
CASA Researcher Joe Trainor (UDel) gave the keynote talk for the Integrated Warning Team meeting organized by the National Weather Service Fort Worth Forecast Office.
Brenda Philips discusses latest research.
Precision twister tracking
CASA researchers try to improve warning systems in the hopes of saving more lives.
Over the summer,members of CASA were hard at work organizing outreach activities to benefit CASA’s students, industrial partners, and the general public.
A System to Speed Up Forecasting Tornadoes
CASA Team Tracks Tornadoes
CASA Works to Solve Doppler Radar Problems that Could Aid Wind Energy Industry
ABCNEWS.com publishes - Radar Detects Tornadoes Faster
CSU has hand in new Tornado Radar
David McLaughlin, Kevin Kloesel, Paul Smith, and John Armstrong have been named to newest National Academy Panel study on Weather Service modernization.
In July 2010, the Central American and Caribbean Games at Mayaguez provided a real-world test that revealed the power of the CASA Student test bed.
IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Best Student Paper Award awarded to Don J. Rude, Ellen J. Bass and Brenda Philips.
Chris Meyers of UVA (advisor Roman Krzysztofowicz) is a finalist in the UVA Undergraduate Research and Design Symposium 2010.
A UMass-Amherst team is incorporating their Virtual Sensing Environment (ViSE) into Global Environment for Network Innovations (GENI) prototyping.
CASA Associate Director Ming Xue,and meteorology graduate research assistant, Nathan Snook, were featured in ScienceNow.
In the recently published report, “Observing Weather and Climate from the Ground Up: A Nationwide Network of Networks,” the National Academy Press notes CASA’s significant contribution to the future development of weather observation and prediction.
CASA submitted a congressionally funded report on the feasibility of new technologies to fill coverage gaps in today’s national weather radar network.
A CASA research highlight was selected for inclusion in the FY2008 Report of the Advisory Committee for GPRA (Government Performance and Results Act) Assessment.
CASA featured in Chronicle of Higher Education
Jenniffer Santos-Hernández, a doctoral student in the University of Delaware's Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, delivered the keynote speech during a risk and disaster conference in Colima, Mexico.
CASA Deputy Director V. Chandrasekar has been honored for his outstanding contributions to education from the GRS Society. The award will be conferred during the Opening Ceremony of IGARSS 2009.
CASA Industrial partner, DeTect, delivers MERLIN Aircraft Birdstrike Avoidance Radar system to US Air Force Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska.
High-Speed Storm Radars to Track Tornadoes, Fend Off Tragedy
A strong storm in Whately, MA causes over $2 Million in damages and may have produced a tornado.
Weaving American Indian Perspectives into the Study of Weather and Climate is the subject of an upcoming talk by CASA's Kevin Kloesel.
CASA radars are being refurbished in preparation for their installation in Dallas-Fort Worth as the first Urban Test Bed of its kind in the United States.
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