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Radar Meteorology
contributors to module development
Below is a list of those who contributed to the development of the
Radar Meteorology instructional module in the
Online Remote Sensing
Guide. We want to recognize the contributions made by each of the
individuals and organizations listed below.
WW2010 Personnel:
Bob Rauber -
Content Reviewer - Associate Professor of Atmospheric Sciences who
edited module for scientific accuracy. Revised
and rewrote much of the original text.
Steven E. Hall -
Content Editor - Responsible for new layout, organization and cross linking
of helper pages.
Implemented text and graphics modifications
as recommended by the Content Reviewer,
and constructed home page
graphic.
Paul Dekker - Original Developer -
Created schematic diagrams and constructed first version of the Radar
instructional module.
Yiqi Shao -
Graphics Assistant - Edited selected diagrams and graphically enhanced
previous versions of this module.
Selected Images Provided By:
For resources not developed by the University of Illinois, DAS/UIUC has been
granted permission to display these resources for educational purposes only,
on a non-profit basis. Images may be viewed directly from the CD-ROM or the
WW2010 web site (http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/). Credit is given to the
resource owner in attached captions. Copyright is wholly retained by the
owner. Please contact the copyright owners directly for any situation
involving the use of images outside of the web server and this CD-ROM.
We would like to thank the following for permission to use their photographs
and images in the
WW2010 web server.
Rodger Brown & Vincent Wood -
"A Guide to Interpreting Doppler Velocity Patterns"
Internet Resources:
We would like to acknowledge the following Internet resources for their
contributions the development of the
Radar Meteorology instructional module.
National Hurricane
Center - Miami, FL.
National Weather Service -
Tallahassee, FL.
National Weather Service -
Chicago, IL.
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case of photos and other resources which are specifically identified).
The names "Weather World 2010" and "WW2010" are trademarks ™ of the
University of Illinois.
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