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Large Group Presentation	1. Trainer Materials for the Symposium on Numerical Weather Prediction 2. An Operational Methodology for Forecasting Slantwise Convection 3. The Use and Abuse of Q-vectors 4. Forecasting Nocturnal Convection 5. On the Nature of Gridded Model Data and Output 6. Jets and Jet Streak Circulations 7. Climatology and Structure of High Wind-Producing MCS's Over the Northern High Plains 8. WSR-88D Multimedia Slide Presentation 9. The Low-Level Jet (LLJ) - Its Causes and Behaviors 10. Mesoscale Analysis and Forecasting 11. Lake Effect Snow Forecasting 12. Winter Dynamics 13 . Precipitation Type Forecasting 14 . 07 November 1995 Lake Effect Snow Case Study 15 . Overview of Informix and Simple SQL 16 .Gravity Wave Analysis and Prediction System 17 .Cold Fronts Aloft and Split Fronts 18 . LAPS / LAMP / MSAS 19 . Preliminary Results of a Heavy Snow Climatology Across Kentucky and Southern Indiana 20.Isentropic Analysis: A "Forecasting with AWIPS" Perspective 21. The Creation of a Synoptic Climatology for Significant Rainfall over Kentucky and Southern Indiana Evaluation of the Eta-32 Model Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts for Rainfall Events Exceeding Two Inches 22. Isentropic Basics Tropopause Jet Streaks 23 . Strategies for Estimating the Areal Coverage and Magnitudes of a Precipitation Event 24 . Aviation Wind Shear and Low Level Wind Shear 25 . Forecasting Elevated Convection 26 . Conducting Storm Damage Surveys 27 . Frontogenetical Forcing - A Conceptual Review and Case Study 28 . Basic Arcview Skills 29 . NWP: A "Quick" Overview 30 . MCSs: Forecasting Warm Season Frontal-type MCS Events 31 . Frontogenesis: A Useful Concept for Forecasting Winter Storms 32 . Winter QPF: A Mix of Tools for Forecasting Winter Precipitation 33 . Radar Training for Emergency Managers and Other Interested Parties 34 . Ensemble Prediction Systems (for Operational Forecasters) 35. Exploring "Risk Management" in the Warning Decision-making Process 36. Characteristics of the NCEP Nonhydrostatic MesoScale Model for use in Fire Weather Forecasting: A comparison of the NCEP WRF to the operational Eta Model
Small Group Study	1. Trainer Materials for the Symposium on Numerical Weather Prediction 2. An Operational Methodology for Forecasting Slantwise Convection 3. Forecasting Nocturnal Convection 4. Case Study of Colorado Blizzard of 1997 5. Case Study of 27-29 November 1997 Snowstorm over Southern Colorado 6. Training document on Isentropic Upglide 7. Training Document on Conditional Symmetric Instability and Symmetric Instability 8. Correspondence Course - Operations of the NWS Hydrologic Services Program 10 Lessons 9. WSR-88D Multimedia Slide Presentation 10. Winter Weather Forecasting 11. Precipitation Type Forecasting 12. Cyclogenesis as a Function of Differential Vorticity Advection and Laplacian of Thermal Advection 13. 07 November 1995 Lake Effect Snow Case Study 14. Overview of Informix and Simple SQL 15.Gravity Wave Analysis and Prediction System 16.Cold Fronts Aloft and Split Fronts 17. Wintertime Cloud Microphysics Review 18. Preliminary Results of a Heavy Snow Climatology Across Kentucky and Southern Indiana 19. Enhancing Radar Interpretation Skills Through Analysis of a Severe MCS Event in Kentucky 20. The Creation of a Synoptic Climatology for Significant Rainfall over Kentucky and Southern Indiana Evaluation of the Eta-32 Model Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts for Rainfall Events Exceeding Two Inches 21. Isentropic Basics Tropopause Jet Streaks 22. Strategies for Estimating the Areal Coverage and Magnitudes of a Precipitation Event 23. Winter Season Precipitation Forecasting: An Ingredients-Based Approach. 24. Aviation Wind Shear and Low Level Wind Shear 25. Forecasting Elevated Convection 26. Conducting Storm Damage Surveys 27. Frontogenetical Forcing - A Conceptual Review and Case Study 28. Basic Arcview Skills 29. IFPS Training Package 30. Ensemble Prediction Systems (for Operational Forecasters) 31. Computer-Based Data Archives 32. Convective Parameterization in NWP Models 33. Exploring "Risk Management" in the Warning Decision-making Process 34. Characteristics of the NCEP Nonhydrostatic MesoScale Model for use in Fire Weather Forecasting: A comparison of the NCEP WRF to the operational Eta Model
Self-paced Training	1. Severe Weather - Paducah Style 2. The WSR-88D Operator's Guide to Mesocyclone Recognition and Diagnosis 3. Post Mortem of the March 05,1998 Leakesville,MS Severe Hailstorm 4. Hurricane Danny's Transition from a Symmetric to Asymmetric Hurricane in Mobile Bay 5. Forecasting Nocturnal Convection 6. Climatology and Structure of High Wind-Producing MCS's Over the Northern High Plains 7. Isentropic Potential Vorticity 8. Case Study of Colorado Blizzard of 1997 9. Case Study of 27-29 November 1997 Snowstorm over Southern Colorado 10. Training document on Isentropic Upglide 11. Training Document on Conditional Symmetric Instability and Symmetric Instability 12. Probability Forecasting - Reasons, Procedures, Problems 13. Forecasting the Probability of Precipitation - A PoP Quiz 14. Correspondence Course - Operations of the NWS Hydrologic Services Program 10 Lessons 15. Winter Weather Forecasting 16. CSI Event Over N. Utah 17. The Eastern Region Training and Evaluation Module: An Introduction 18. A Brief Tutorial on Using ArcView 3.1 19. Science Training Exercise: Mesoscale Convective Systems - Squall Lines and Bow Echos 20. Squall Lines / Bow Echoes 21. Severe Pulse Thunderstorms 22. Detailed Flow Chart to Evaluate Wet Microburst and Large Hail Potential from Pulse or Multicellular Thunderstorms 23. Convective Season Parameters and Indices 24. WSR-88D Sampling Issues 25. The Labor Day 1998 Derecho 26. Quasi-Geostrophic Theory 27. Significant Winter Weather Processes 28. Convection Drill - Spring 99 29. Precipitation Type Forecasting 30. The June 1, 1998 Philadelphia Tornado: A Case Study of Low-level Tornado-genesis 31. Downslope Windstorm Case Study - 04/23/99 Event 32. Cold Air Damming: An Introduction 33. The Importance of Microphysics in Snowfall: A Practical Example 34. Estimating Mean Areal Precipitation From Point Observations 35. 07 November 1995 Lake Effect Snow Case Study 36. HydroView Drill 37. Overview of Informix and Simple SQL 38.Gravity Wave Analysis and Prediction System 39.Cold Fronts Aloft and Split Fronts 40. Wintertime Cloud Microphysics Review 41. Science Training Exercise: Dynamical Forcing and Mesoscale Organization of Precipitation Bands in a Midwest Winter Storm 42. Science Training Exercise: Forecasting Synoptic Snow - Intensity and Coverage 43. Science Training Exercise: An Introduction to Winter Precipitation Nowcasting 44. RiverPro Primer #1 - Creating Routine River Forecast Products 45. RiverPro Primer #2 46. RiverPro Primer #3 47. Preliminary Results of a Heavy Snow Climatology Across Kentucky and Southern Indiana 48. Enhancing Radar Interpretation Skills Through Analysis of a Severe MCS Event in Kentucky 49.Isentropic Analysis: A "Forecasting with AWIPS" Perspective 50. The Creation of a Synoptic Climatology for Significant Rainfall over Kentucky and Southern Indiana Evaluation of the Eta-32 Model Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts for Rainfall Events Exceeding Two Inches 51. Isentropic Basics Tropopause Jet Streaks 52. Strategies for Estimating the Areal Coverage and Magnitudes of a Precipitation Event 53. Satellite Training For HMTs 54. Winter Season Precipitation Forecasting: An Ingredients-Based Approach 55. Aviation Wind Shear and Low Level Wind Shear 56. A Severe Weather Forecasting Activity 57. NWP: A "Quick" Overview 58. MCSs: Forecasting Warm Season Frontal-type MCS Events 59. Frontogenesis: A Useful Concept for Forecasting Winter Storms 60. Winter QPF: A Mix of Tools for Forecasting Winter Precipitation 61. Remote Sensing Using Satellites 62. Community Hurricane Preparedness 63. Ensemble Prediction Systems (for Operational Forecasters) 64. Meteorology Library 65. WFO ORPG Proficiency Training 66. Exploring "Risk Management" in the Warning Decision-making Process 67. WSR-88D Radar Techniques 68. Heavy Rain/Flood Warning Excersise 69. Characteristics of the NCEP Nonhydrostatic MesoScale Model for use in Fire Weather Forecasting: A comparison of the NCEP WRF to the operational Eta Model
Other	1. Trainer Materials for the Symposium on Numerical Weather Prediction 2. Summaries of Various Papers 3. Damaging Straight-Line Wind Forecasting 4. An Investigation of Summertime Convective Initiation in Weakly Sheared Environments using the Mobile,AL WSR-88D 5. WSR-88D Multimedia Slide Presentation (media outlets) 6.Convective Season Guidance - Great Basin (Objective guidance for forecasters) 7. IFPS Training Package 8. WSR-88D Radar Techniques

  

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