Welcome to the COMAP Course Home Page. This Course is designed to increase participants' knowledge of mesoscale meteorology and new observing systems, and to enhance their capabilities in forecasting, leading training programs, and participating in research activities. Taught at the graduate level, it includes case studies to illustrate mesoscale phenomena, displaced real-time (DRT) cases to simulate the forecasting environment, seminars by visiting scientists, discussions of new observing systems, and supervised interactions with local Boulder scientists on independent research projects.

COMAP 02- 6 May - 21 June 2002 

COURSE SCHEDULE

TRAVEL/PRE-COURSE INFORMATION

• Participants authorization code is WB9630 8M1J1001.
  NOTE: The CAMS/Travel Manager Label Name for this code is COMAP TRAVEL (all in CAPS).
• Instructors authorization code is WB9630 8M1J10GZ.
  NOTE: The CAMS/Travel Manager Label Name for this code is COMET TRAVEL (all in
  CAPS).
  
• Participant Registration
• Logistical Information
• Directions to COMET
• First Day Information -- IMPORTANT
• Greg Byrd's Welcome Memo
• Jim Moore and Matt Kelsch's Welcome Memo
• Pre-course Materials

OTHER COURSE INFORMATION

• Course Goals
• Students
• Map of Student Locations
• Instructors
• Mentor Program
• Research Mentor List
• Mentor Pairings

WORKSTATION TUTORIAL

• AWIPS Tutorial
• AWIPS Clock Tutorial
• Garp Tutorial

PROJECT SUPPORT

• List of AWIPS cases
• Send data requests to cometdata@comet.ucar.edu

PREVIOUS COURSE MATERIALS

• COMAP 1999

For information on the COMAP Course or on any other COMET Course, contact Dr. Greg Byrd byrd@comet.ucar.edu or for help in other areas:

• Administration Support adminhelp@comet.ucar.edu
• Computer Support csdg@comet.ucar.edu

Last Updated 3 May 2002

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