Clearing the clouds from foggy weather communication! NOAA WPO Social Science Program Manager, Risk Comm expert, AMS 2022 co-chair. Opinions are my own.
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EPIC Winter Code Sprint
Getting Started with the UFS: Running the SRW App
11/18/22
Learn to configure and run the SRW App on a MacOS system. This virtual day-long workshop will also provide users with tips and tricks to avoid common issues with the app.
bit.ly/3Cn2il7
ALT Image shows a computer and binary data with the title "EPIC Winter Code Sprint" November 18, 2022
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Register for the EPIC Winter Hackathon (November 14-20, 2022)! Join up with folks from around the country to fix theoretical vulnerabilities and issues in UFS code.
Register here bit.ly/3Vm48Ls
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Fellowship Opportunity! The @NOAA_WPO and @UCAR_CPAESS have established the WINGS Dissertation Fellowship for Ph.D. candidates who are focusing their dissertation research on an area of scientific importance for the Weather Enterprise.
Details at bit.ly/3MQq5ys.
ALT Poster for the Weather Program Office's Innovation for Next Generation Scientists - W.I.N.G.S Ph.D Dissertation Fellowship
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WPO is proud to announce the winners of the FY22 Notice of Funding Competition. This week we’re highlighting each of the 6 competitions that awarded a total of 54 new projects. Stay tuned for more, or access the full announcement here: wpo.noaa.gov/fy2022-notice-o…
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A #WeatherReady Research report to help ensure those experiencing homelessness get the risk information they need. bit.ly/3zF5XcA
@noaa @JamieVickery @NicoleErrett @ahbostrom
ALT Weather Ready Research on Homelessness and Risk Communication
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Calling all meteorologists! The @NOAA_WPO’s Social Science Program wants to hear from you! What are some of your greatest operational challenges that would benefit from social science input or research? #wxtwitter
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The @NOAA_WPO Social Science Program is very interested in social science data! If you could get your hands on any type of social, behavioral, or economic data, what type of data would you want and why? How would you use it to measure the Weather Enterprise’s mission? #wxtwitter
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Please contact me if you are interested in a postdoctoral fellowship in Climate and Health. Applicants may build off of their existing ideas and/or participate in existing applied Geography, resilience, public health, adaptations/interventions, or environmental justice projects.
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Do you want to hear about the latest developments in the Annual Meeting planning process straight from the Overall Program Chairs and AMS Staff? Join us on Thursday, 16 December at 10 AM ET for the next #AMS2022 webinar: attendee.gotowebinar.com/reg…
@WxComm
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Calling @ametsoc friends and colleagues! You gave us feedback, and we listened. NEW hybrid options are now part of #AMS2022. We extended the abstract deadline to give you time to read over the options. Questions? Comments? Please let us know.
Still deciding whether to submit an abstract and attend the 102nd Annual Meeting? We get it. And we are offering flexible presentation and attendance options so that you can adjust your plans to fit your comfort level: annual.ametsoc.org/index.cfm… #AMS2022
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#BackToSchool: Help the @NWS fine-tune their forecasts by submitting precipitation data to mPING. Weather radars can’t “see” what happens on the ground, so #mPING helps fill in the gaps. mping.nssl.noaa.gov/
#Teachers @NOAANSSL
#NOAAResourceOfTheDay #CitizenScience
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#NWAS21 Reminder! Join the @NOAA_WPO Social Science Program for the poster session on Monday, Aug 23rd from 5-6:30pm CDT as we have a community dialogue on how to make #socialscience research more visible & accessible! Find the Google Meet link in Community Forum on Whova App.
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[11 PM Sat] Latest forecast from @NHC_Atlantic has the track of Henri shifted east and slowed down a bit which would shift the wind threat a bit further east as well. Overall threats have not changed significantly.
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TODAY! Don't miss👇 #AMS2022
Join the Annual Meeting Overall Program Committee Members as they interview AMS Meetings Staff about the logistics and planning for the 102nd Annual Meeting. Register for this second webinar in the monthly series on 18 August at 2PM ET: attendee.gotowebinar.com/reg… #AMS2022
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This is a great talk by @DG_Rand. Essentially, if you just nudge a person and ask them if something is accurate, it causes them to pause and think more & share better content in the future. Not accusatory, not overly pushy. Just a gentle nudge that helps combat misinfo. #AWF2021
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Big news! Raytheon Intelligence & Space has been chosen by @NOAA to develop the Earth Prediction Innovation Center (EPIC), a virtual center that will unite the community to create the most user-friendly and user-accessible Earth modeling system. bit.ly/NOAAEPICUpdate042621 (1/5)
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Are you a broadcast meteorologist in a region affected by hurricanes? Please check your email inbox -- some of you will receive an invite to fill out a survey. Your participation in the survey will help improve @NWS information and tools to better support your work. 1/2
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We've got #WeatherReady Research on the way! Read more about the nine projects funded in response to the NHC/@NOAA call for proposals that explore how to communicate and prepare for extreme weather: bit.ly/2M61EBM
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A great opportunity for students at @ametsoc #AMS2021 @AMSStudentConf #AMSStudentConference: @NOAA's Summer 2021 William M. Lapenta Internship. Learn more about this awesome program honoring one of the atmospheric sciences all-time greats: ufscommunity.org/news/lapent…