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Over 100 of the most cited articles written by UCAR, NCAR, and UCP staff and published in American Meteorological Society (AMS) journals between 2000 and 2010. Browse AMS Publications Collection
These reports document NCAR's continuing efforts to understand the earth's atmosphere, oceans, and sun through research and facility support in the atmospheric and related sciences. They address both ongoing research activities and new initiatives undertaken by NCAR’s labs and divisions. Browse ASRs Collection
This collection consists of publications and records from the Atmospheric Technology Division at NCAR. Browse Atmospheric Technology Division Records Collection
This collection consists of reports from Digital Learning Sciences. Browse DLS Records Collection
The GARP Atlantic Tropical Experiment (GATE) was a large and complex international scientific experiment designed to gain an increased understanding of the atmosphere and causes of climatic variation and change. GATE sought to learn how cloud clusters in the tropic transformed and redistributed energy within the atmosphere, knowledge that was needed for the development of numerical models for long-range weather prediction and for assessing the long-term effects of pollutants on the atmosphere. Browse GATE Records Collection
This collection consists of the newsletters from the High Altitude Observatory. Browse HAO Records Collection
Peer-reviewed publications written by scientists within NCAR’s Institute for Mathematics Applied to the Geosciences (IMAGe) from 2008 - 2010. Browse IMAGe Collection
This collection consists of the personal papers of UCAR/NCAR scientists who served as Lead Authors, Co-Authors, and Contributing Authors to the Climate Change 2007 - The Physical Science Basis, the contribution of Working Group I to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Materials include articles, calendars, chapter drafts, correspondence, powerpoint presentations, notes, and photographs. This is not an official archive of the IPCC; rather it is a collection of items voluntarlly donated to the NCAR Archives by UCAR/NCAR scientists interested in preserving the historic record of climate science. Browse IPCC Collection Collection
This collection consists of films from NCAR’s Information Offices. Browse Information Office Records Collection
This collection includes a slide show of photographs covering the career of Dr. Joachim Kuettner and the transcript from the Joach Kuettner Symposium at the American Meteorological Society annual meeting in January 2010. Browse Joachim Kuettner Papers Collection
This collection includes correspondence, memos, and design specifications related to the design and construction of the Mesa Laboratory. Materials document the site selection committee, selection of an architect, internal discussions on design and space allocation, and the dedication ceremony. Browse Mesa Lab Construction Collection
This collection contains various resources related to the history of facilities, programs, and projects at UCAR/NCAR. Browse Monographs - UCAR/NCAR History Collection
Over 400 scientific and technical reports, issued by NCAR divisions and programs, and consisting of data compilations, theoretical and numerical investigations, and experimental results. Browse NCAR Technical Notes Collection
This collection consists of the records of the National Hail Research Experiment, an experiment aimed at making a contribution to the question of the operational and economic feasibility of hail suppression. Materials include selected correspondence, newsletters, press releases, reports, and photographs. Browse National Hail Research Experiment Records Collection
The National Scientific Balloon Facility (NSBF) Records document the early days of the NSBF while it was managed by NCAR. Records illuminate the logistics of conducting balloon flights abroad and at home, particularity during the Cold War era. The collection offers a window into instrumentation, modifications, and issues with balloons and electronics packages. The collection includes correspondence, memos, budgets, reports, proposals, and papers. Browse National Scientific Balloon Facility Records Collection
The OpenSky General Collection is comprised of digital works that reflect the scientific, intellectual, and scholarly contributions of UCAR, NCAR, and the UCP. While the primary type of resource within the collection are peer-reviewed and other scholarly works deposited through the OpenSky submission form, other resource types, such as grey literature, educational resources, and multimedia materials are also included. Browse Open Sky General Collection (OSGC) Collection
The SCD Record and Computing News were publications of the Scientific Computing Division. Issues were sent to all users of record of Computing Division services, and to those who specifically requested copies. In a pre-internet era these issues were the main way to provide information about what was going on in the division. A typical issue would contain contacts for various issues, information on the status of computers, reports on User Group meetings, mass storage status, and new software and hardware. Issues usually ran about 15 or 20 pages and were read thoroughly by members of the SCD Staff as a way to keep track of the many activities occurring in SCD. Browse SCD Record and Computing News Collection
Papers and posters completed by protégés in the Significant Opportunities in Atmospheric Research (SOARS) program, dating back to the program's start in 1996. SOARS provides funded research opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students from backgrounds that are underrepresented in the atmospheric sciences. Browse SOARS Collection
Staff Notes is an in-house newsletter for the employees and retirees of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (including NCAR and the UCAR Office of Programs). Here you can find articles on scientific research and administrative initiatives, in addition to staff profiles. Browse Staff Notes Collection
Citations of over 150 books written by UCAR staff. The books date from 1961 to the present and are held in the UCAR Library. Browse UCAR Authored Books Collection
A selection of manuscripts, many representing pre-published work by UCAR staff, written between the mid-to-late 1960’s and the early 1970’s. Browse UCAR Manuscripts Collection
Scientific monographs, many representing pre-published work by UCAR scientists, written between the mid-to-late 1960’s and the early 1970’s. Browse UCAR Monographs Collection
This collection consists of various audio visual materials related to UCAR/NCAR. Browse UCAR/NCAR Audio Visual Collection Collection
The Vincent E. Lally Papers document over thirty years of using high-altitude balloons in the atmospheric sciences. Dr. Lally's papers include the many projects he oversaw as well as his work at the National Scientific Balloon Facility. These papers include correspondence, research notebooks, data, maps, graphs, and photographs. Browse Vincent E. Lally Papers Collection
The Warren M. Washington Papers document his scientific, professional, and advisory activities, as well as his significant contributions to diversity issues, particularly the enhancement of opportunities for people of color in science. The collection includes correspondence, memoranda, reports, speeches and lectures, notes and calculations, clippings, photographs, and other materials. Browse Warren M. Washington Collection
Weather and Society Watch is a publication of the Societal Impact Program. Its purpose is to provide a forum for those interested in the societal impacts of weather and weather forecasting to discuss and debate relevant issues, ask questions, and stimulate perspective. The newsletter is intended to serve as a vehicle for building a stronger, more informed societal impacts community. Browse Weather and Society Watch Collection