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Technology/Terminology
T1 Determining Plausible Forecast Outcomes
T2 Bias Correction of NWP Model Data
T3 Effective Use of High-Resolution Models
T4 QPF Verification: Challenges and Tools
T5 Understanding the Role of Deterministic versus Probabilistic NWP Information
T6 NWP Course: Overview and Orientation
T7 Understanding Assimilation Systems: How Models Create Their Initial Conditions
T8 Impact of Structure and Dynamics- version 2
T9 Influence of Model Physics on NWP Forecasts- version 2
T10 How Models Produce Precipitation and Clouds- version 2
T11 Intelligent Use of Model-Derived Products- version 2
T12 Model Fundamentals- version 2
T13 Introduction to the North American Ensemble Forecast System (NAEFS)
T14 Mesoscale Ocean Circulation Models
T15 Nearshore Wave Modeling
T16 Operational Use of Wave Watch III
T17 NWP Workshop of WRF and NAEFS
T18 Weather and Road Management
T19 Wave Ensembles in the Marine Forecast Process
T20 Operational Models Matrix: Characteristics of the Operational NWP Models
T21 Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis (RTMA): What is the NCEP RTMA and how can it be used?
T22 Introduction to Ocean Models
T23 Using the WRF Mesoscale Model
T24 Barrier Jet Forecasting: Eastern Foothills and High Plains of Colorado, March 2003
T25 The NCEP NAM WRF Model (Full Version)
T26 The NCEP WRF Model (Short Version)
T27 Marine Wave Model Matrix
T28 Conceptual Models of Tropical Waves
T29 EPS Matrix: Characteristics of Operational Ensemble Prediction Systems (EPS)
T30 Introduction to Ensemble Prediction
T31 Ensemble Forecasting Explained
T32 Diagnosed Vs. Predicted Precipitation Type in the Eta Forecast Model: December 2002
T33 Applications of NWP Concepts
T34 GFS T170 Grid-Scale Precipitation Bomb during Flood Event in Iowa
T35 Freezing and Melting, Precipitation Type, and Numerical Weather Prediction
T36 Interpretation of Global Forecast Model “Flipflops”
T37 Initial Conditions & SREF Forecasts for January 2002 NE U.S. Snowstorm
T38 Ten Common NWP Misconceptions
T39 How Mesoscale Models Work
T40 Eta-12 Forecast for Historic Lake Effect Snow in Buffalo, NY
T41 Spurious Grid-Scale Convection in the Eta Model
T42 How Different Data Types Impact the Eta Analysis
T43 Canadian EPV Charts
T44 How Good Data Can Lead to a Poor Model Analysis
T45 Top Ten Misconceptions about NWP Models: Teletraining Archive
T46 Understanding Data Assimilation: How Models Create Their Initial Conditions
T47 When Good Models Go Bad
T48 Influence of Model Physics on NWP Forecasts
T49 Intelligent Use of Model-Derived Products
T50 Impact of Model Structure & Dynamics
T51 How Models Produce Precipitation & Clouds
T52 What Can You Expect From the Eta-12?
T53 Model Fundamentals