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Dynamic Meteorology
Idiomas: English
Tiempo de estudio: Varies
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Otros temas This course presents topics on meteorological motions that relate to the concepts of fluid dynamics. Topics supported review foundational aspects and equations needed before addressing QG theory and vorticity. Further topics covered include: the planetary boundary layers ... Más información »
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Environmental Satellites and Radar
Idiomas: English
Tiempo de estudio: varies
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This course provides an overview of different remote sensing applications using satellites and radar. The first part of this course covers the basic knowledge needed to understand satellites. Topics covered include atmospheric radiation and the electromagnetic spectrum, ... Más información »
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Introduction to Meteorology
Idiomas: English
Tiempo de estudio: Varies
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Otros temas This course provides an overview and introduction to many important topics to meteorology with a progression as foundational topics are presented. The course starts off with these foundational topics such as Earth's atmosphere and composition, the energy balance, and ... Más información »
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Mesoscale Meteorology
Idiomas: English
Tiempo de estudio: varies
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Otros temas The "Mesoscale Meteorology" course helps support many of the topics seen in a university mesoscale course. Topics covered include necessary background knowledge such as the definition of the mesoscale and important relevant synoptic ideas such as jets and stability. The ... Más información »
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Physical Meteorology
Idiomas: English
Tiempo de estudio: varies
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This course aligns topics typically associated with the physical meteorology university course. Topics include: clouds and precipitation such as the microphysics of clouds, the makeup of clouds, and the associated precipitation. Other topics covered are electricity and ... Más información »
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Synoptic Meteorology
Idiomas: English
Tiempo de estudio: varies
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Otros temas This course presents the structure and behavior of midlatitude, synoptic-scale weather systems, including a review of the fundamentals of midlatitude atmospheric dynamics and scales of motion. The following weather systems and phenomena are included: jet streams, air ... Más información »
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Thermodynamic Meteorology
Idiomas: English
Tiempo de estudio: Varies
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Otros temas Thermodynamics focuses on the physical processes meteorology with specific focus on heat. Topics covered include the 1st and 2nd law of thermodynamics, hydrostatics, moisture and phase change and stability. Thermodynamic diagrams are included to help explain and demonstrate ... Más información »
Administración de emergencias
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Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Ambiente y sociedad
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Clima
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Geoespacial
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Hidrología/Crecidas
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología aeronáutica
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología convectiva
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología costera
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología de incendios
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología de mesoescala
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología de montaña
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología espacial
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología invernal
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología por radar
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología satelital
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Meteorología tropical/Huracanes
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Modelización numérica (PNT)
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Niebla y estratos bajos
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Oceanografía/Meteorología marina/Tsunamis
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Otros temas
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!PCP/ECP (precipitación)
Special Interest
Flash Conversion Update
COMET’s media development and production teams have been converting lessons from Adobe Flash to HTML5/MP4 for the past 19 months. As of the beginning of February, more than 120 lessons have been converted and 25 multimedia lessons have been retired while keeping the print versions available. You’ll notice these when you try to begin the lesson. You’ll see a pop-up notice that will take you to the print version. Two of the most difficult-to-convert lessons, Skew-T Mastery and Tephigram Mastery are well on their way to be converted. Skew-T Mastery, including the interactive Skew-T, should be published on MetEd by February 17. Tephigram Mastery will be finished at a later date, early this year. We received additional funding near the end of 2020, so we’ve added several lessons to our conversion list. If you have questions about whether a particular lesson, or set of lessons, will be converted, please contact us at info@comet.ucar.edu. The COMET Program is especially appreciative of our sponsors who were able to find funding to support this effort. NOAA (The National Weather Service and The National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), The Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and The U.S. Navy have all offered to provide funding. We also worked together with FEMA to convert Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk, and Community Hurricane Preparedness, two of our most popular lessons in terms of use. COMET appreciates your patience, and we are looking forward to completing this project. As always, thank you for using MetEd!Nuestro apoyo a cursos universitarios
A fin de apoyar tanto al personal docente como al alumnado universitario en este momento en que el aprendizaje a distancia es una práctica cada día más común, el programa COMET® ha colaborado con la Fundación Nacional de Ciencias (National Science Foundation, NSF) de los EE. UU. para crear una correspondencia entre el contenido de las lecciones que se ofrecen en MetEd y el curriculum de meteorología de los programas de grado de las universidades estadounidenses.
Cada una de estas colecciones está organizada en torno a los temas más comunes que forman parte de los cursos universitarios de grado. Las lecciones de MetEd que aparecen bajo los distintos subtemas contienen algún material que es pertinente y, además, académicamente apropiado. El apartado Description & Location describe los conceptos relacionados e indica en qué secciones de la lección se mencionan.
A lo largo del año lectivo 2020-2021 se agregarán colecciones de imágenes complementarias y otras colecciones de correspondencia con cursos universitarios, como los de meteorología sinóptica y otros.
