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Fall 2007, Volume 7 Number 3
- NSSL co-hosts NOAA Hazardous Weather Testbed Spring Experiment
- Severe weather warning precision targeted
- CI-FLOW moves forward
- 2007-2008 Debris Flow site near Malibu
- 2007 National Weather Radar Testbed Demo
- Storms targeted by mobile radars
- Employee Spotlight: Greg Stumpf
- NOAA Administrator's Awards
- NSSL's "slice and dice" radar tool
- Comings and goings
- Mentors open students' eyes to severe weather research
- National Weather Festival draws a crowd
- http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/news/video/
- NSSL hosts national symposium on Multifunction Phased-Array Radar
- NSSL scientists receive NASA grant to improve lightning observations
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Writer/Editor Susan Cobb
NSSL Staff
Director, Jeff Kimpel
Deputy Director, Kevin Kelleher
Administrative Officer, Linda Skaggs
Chief, Forecast R&D, David Stensrud
Chief, Radar R&D, Doug Forsyth
Chief, Warning R&D, Dave Jorgensen
Information and Technology, Jeff Horn
CIMMS/NOAA Relations, Randy Peppler
Public Affairs, Keli Tarp
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