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National Science Foundation Research
The National Science Foundation supports various research at CIRA, including:
- Analyzing the impacts of non-gaussian errors in gaussian data assimilation systems
- Collaborative Proposal to NSF: Ensemble Data Assimilation Based On Control Theory
- Collaborative Research - AON: A Snow Observing Network to Detect Arctic Climate Change - SnowNet II
- Collaborative Research: CMG-Ensemble Data Assimilation for Nonlinear and Nondifferentiable Problems in Geosciences
- Collaborative Research: Norwegian-United States IPY Scientific Tranverse: climate variability and glaciology
- Collaborative Research: Sensitivity of Regional Climate Due to Land-Cover Changes in the Eastern U.S. Since 1650
- Collborative Research: Linking Inuit Knowledge and Local-Scale Environmental Modeling to Evaluate the Impacts of Changing Weather on Human Activities at Clyde River, Nunavut
- Deriving Mutually-Consistent Carbon-Water Fluxes
- EAGER: Collaborative Research: Interoperability Testbed-Assessing a Layered Architecture for Integration of Existing Capabilities
- IPY: Collaborative Research: A prototype network for measuring arctic winter precipitation and snow cover (snow-net)
- The White Arctic: A Snow-Impacts Synthesis for the Terrestrial Arctic
- Using a regional-scale model to analyze the scale dependence of convection, cloud microphysics, and fractional cloudiness
- Winter Precipitation, Sublimation, and Snow-Depth in the Pan-Arctic: Critical Processes and a Half Century of Change
