SSEC Newsletter
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- 40 years and counting, NOAA renews partnership with UW
- Hurricane intensification
- UW-Madison and Madison College to build Antarctica data hub
- Remembering Thomas Haig, satellite pioneer. June 12, 1921 – March 15, 2020
- 10th annual AOSS Photo Contest
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- 2019 End of year highlights
- Precip: Intersecting studies investigate global causes and impacts
- CAMP2Ex
- Analyzing hurricAInes: Machine learning and its radical application to severe weather prediction
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- Through the Atmosphere Winter/Spring 2019
- End of year highlights 2018
- A case for geo-sounders
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- SSEC welcomes UW alum, Brad Pierce, to director position
- Henry E. Revercomb Symposium
- State of the Climate
- World’s Antarctic experts gather in Madison
- Wisconsin Idea grant to support hands-on climate change research in rural classrooms
- Terry Kelly, visionary of computerized weather, elected Fellow of the American Meteorological Society
- MODIS + ASTER = CAMEL
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- Through the Atmosphere Winter/Spring 2018
- Search narrows for Space Science and Engineering Center director
- Margaret Mooney recognized for public service and outreach
- Snowfall patterns, cloud types may provide clues to Greenland Ice Sheet
- Is there life adrift in the clouds of Venus?
- Severe weather 2018
- SSEC computer scientist Tom Whittaker wins American Meteorological Society award
- UW takes science lead on NASA CubeSat mission to measure Arctic radiant energy
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- Shared data, shared discovery with JPSS-1
- Remote sensing seminar comes home to Madison
- End of Year Highlights 2017
- Reflections on a 50-year career, draftsman Tony Wendricks looks back
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- Through the Atmosphere: Summer/Fall 2017
- Charles Bentley: Remembering UW-Madison glaciologist and Antarctic pioneer
- Weather satellite captures 2017 eclipse
- Former SSEC executive director honored for pioneering satellite work
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- Through the Atmosphere: Winter/Spring 2017
- GOES-16: First light in true color
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- Strong showing by SSEC scientists at annual severe weather experiment
- Grandparents University 2016
- Lake Michigan Ozone Study 2017: Collaborative field campaign will pursue sources and transport of ozone
- Data ‘rescue’ project blends analog, digital technologies
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- Through the Atmosphere: Winter/Spring 2016
- UW satellite pioneer garners top atmospheric sciences award
- UW researchers part of new NASA mission to study tropical cyclones
- SSEC scientists join forces to visualize satellite weather data
