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NOAA uses AI for more accurate weather forecasts, prompting data storage challenges

NOAA needs to efficiently manage all of the observational data it receives from satellites both geostationary and polar, autonomous systems, buoys or aircraft.

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FEMA, first responders emphasize resilient, redundant communications ahead of storm season

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A surfer makes his way out into the water as a subtropical approaches on Monday, May 28, 2018, in Pensacola, Fla. The storm gained the early jump on the 2018 hurricane season as it headed toward anticipated landfall sometime Monday on the northern Gulf Coast, where white sandy beaches emptied of their usual Memorial Day crowds. (AP Photo/Dan Anderson)

Emergency responders pivoting to virtual training as coronavirus collides with hurricane season

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How the National Weather Service keeps Americans safe: a conversation with Dr. Louis Uccellini

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Weather Service deputy director talks value of broadening horizons

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Hurricane storm surge specialist gets recognition from Sammies

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After sequestration cuts, NWS rebounded with an entrepreneurial training model

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NOAA upgrading its weather forecasting model ‘engine’ after 40 years

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National Weather Service’s forecasters get new career management system

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Source of financial help proposed for feds for potential shutdown

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OPM tells DC-area feds to go home early

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Brig. Gen. Diana Holland, commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - South Atlantic Division, visits with Soldiers from the 27th Engineer Brigade , Sunday Sept. 24, who are making repairs on the Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point (MOTSU), N.C. MOTSU received some damage to various parts of its infrastructure (roads, bridges and rail) when Hurricane Florence hit the installation. As the U.S. military's largest ammunition terminal, MOTSU serves as a transfer point between rail, trucks, and ships for the import and export of ammunition, explosives and military equipment for the DoD.

Army Corps continues flood fighting efforts during tumultuous hurricane season

The amount of hurricanes and damage resulting from the storms has hit record numbers in the last two years. USACE continues to support disaster relief…

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Power comes from complex planning

Gigi Schumm welcomes Brenda Smith, executive assistant commissioner at the Customs and Border Protection Office of Trade, to talk awards, leadership style…

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Joe Pica: After 80 years, Weather Service automates weather balloon launches to gather data in Alaska

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New technology now allows the National Weather Service to automate weather balloon launches in remote areas of Alaska, which, for the last 80 years have been done manually.

National Weather Service

NOAA uses AI for more accurate weather forecasts, prompting data storage challenges

FEMA, first responders emphasize resilient, redundant communications ahead of storm season

Emergency responders pivoting to virtual training as coronavirus collides with hurricane season

How the National Weather Service keeps Americans safe: a conversation with Dr. Louis Uccellini

Weather Service deputy director talks value of broadening horizons

Hurricane storm surge specialist gets recognition from Sammies

After sequestration cuts, NWS rebounded with an entrepreneurial training model

NOAA upgrading its weather forecasting model ‘engine’ after 40 years

National Weather Service’s forecasters get new career management system

Source of financial help proposed for feds for potential shutdown

OPM tells DC-area feds to go home early

Army Corps continues flood fighting efforts during tumultuous hurricane season

Power comes from complex planning

Joe Pica: After 80 years, Weather Service automates weather balloon launches to gather data in Alaska

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