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Quarterly Newsletter
January 25, 2024
Outreach spotlight: Artist versus The Machine
GSL/CIRES scientist Kirana Bergstrom led a Jupyter Notebook tutorial on Artificial Intelligence (AI) for 8th grade students called" Artist vs The Machine: Can You Beat an AI at Pictionary?" She led three in person sessions, each an hour long, for a total of more than 100 students.Kirana is part of a small team at the forefront of AI science at G...
January 25, 2024
The future of decision support: DESI 3.0
NOAA GSL has released an upgrade to a powerful decision support system to provide forecasters, decision-makers, and other stakeholders with ensemble-based weather forecast information and visualizations. The Dynamic Ensemble-based Scenarios for Impact-based Decision Support (DESI) version 3.0 is a web and cloud-based application that is used by...
January 16, 2024
GSL names new Assimilation and Verification Division Chief
GSL is pleased to announce that Steve Weygandt has been selected as the new Chief of the Assimilation, Verification, and Innovation Division (AVID). Steve brings a wealth of experience and vision to the new position. Steve received an M.S. degree from Penn State University in 1991, researching mesoscale modeling. He earned his Ph.D. from the ...
January 04, 2024
GSL Seminar: The 30 December 2021 Colorado Front Range Windstorm
The Front Range windstorm of 30 December 2021 combined extreme surface winds (>45 m s−1) with fire ignition resulting in an extraordinary and quickly evolving, extremely destructive wildfire–urban interface fire event. This windstorm differed from typical downslope windstorms in several aspects. We describe the observations, model guidance, a...
December 18, 2023
Mike Mascola is the 2023 NOAA Employee of the Year for Customer Service
GSL’s Mike Mascola has received the NOAA Employee of the Year for Customer Service! Mike serves as the Facility Assistant for the Global Systems Laboratory (GSL) and provides exemplary Audio/Visual (A/V) support for the entire David Skaggs Research Center (DSRC) in Boulder, Colorado. Mike is a resourceful and creative problem solver. He is sough...
December 08, 2023
GSL presents at the 2023 AGU Fall Meeting!
Are you going to the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting? Here is a list of GSL presentations and posters to consider!Dave Turner GSL "A containerized thermodynamic profile retrieval system for ground-based remote sensors"The choice of algorithm to derive thermodynamic profiles matters. The TROPoe algorithm can derive these profiles from a r...