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==Objectives== | ==Objectives== | ||
To use precipitation phase data from the NCEP DS464.0 dataset to characterize continental rain-snow temperature threshold curves | |||
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This data will be analyzed in R | |||
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NSF GRFP | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:15, 19 February 2018
NCEP data read
Project description
This goal of this project is to parse NCEP global meteorological files and assemble the parsed results into a data frame that can be used to characterize rain-snow threshold curves
Objectives
To use precipitation phase data from the NCEP DS464.0 dataset to characterize continental rain-snow temperature threshold curves
Time-line
Start: Dec 2015, Estimated End: May 2016
Models in use
This data will be analyzed in R
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Funding
NSF GRFP
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