Below is a list of those who contributed to the development of the El Niño instructional module in the Online Meteorology Guide. We greatly appreciate the efforts of those who contributed to the development of this module.

WW2010 Personnel:
Yiqi Shao - Module Developer - diagram and animation construction, text and content developer. Constructed home page graphic.

John Walsh - Content Reviewer - Professor of Atmospheric Sciences who edited module text and diagrams for scientific accuracy.

Steven E. Hall - Content Editor - graphics and text modification. Responsible for new layout, organization and associated helper resources in the current version of this module.

Dan Bramer - Content Editor - graphics and text modification. Constructed 1997 event page.

Alan Liu - Constructed SST plots used in module.

Selected Diagrams Provided By:
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Atmospheric Sciences, University of Washington

References:
The following publications or people were referenced at one time or another during the development of the El Niño instructional module.

Ahrens - Meteorology Today (1994)

Internet Resources:
We would like to acknowledge the following Internet resources for their contributions to the development of the El Niño instructional module.

CPC ENSO Main Page (NOAA)
NCEP CMB Climate Modeling Branch (NOAA)

Internet Resources Referenced:
The following web locations were referenced at one time or another during the development of the El Niño instructional module.

Latest SSTs from Space Science and Engineering Center (UW-Madison)
PODAAC / TOPEX home page (Satellite information)
ATLAS Mooring (NOAA)
PROTEUS Mooring (NOAA)
Sea Level Analysis (University of Hawaii)
El Niño Prediction (NOAA)
Current El Niño Measurements (NOAA)
Numerical Models (NOAA)
Current El Niño Forecasts (NOAA)

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