Titlebook: Reflections; A Memoir David Atlas Book 2001 American Meteorological Society 2001 Memoirs of David Atlas.Meteorology History.Radar Detection

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,All Weather Flying Division, 1945–1948,o do research and development (R&D) on weather radar for flight safety. The rest of my class was assigned to set up APQ-13 (airborne) radars to be used as ground-based systems for storm detection at various Air Corps bases. (The radar names were symbolic of their function: A = Airborne, P = Pulse, a

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,The University of Chicago—1966–1972,l, and the flexibility we had to pursue our interests, it is perhaps surprising that I should have moved to the University of Chicago. A number of factors converged at the time to instigate the move. No one of these was decisive alone.

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,National Center for Atmospheric Research—1972–1977,er until we could decide whether or not to remain permanently. My new office was located at 30th and Arapaho so that it was a pleasant bike ride each way. I was to replace Dan Rex. My deputies were Charlie Palmer and Harry Vaughan.

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The Battan Memorial and 40th Anniversary Conference on Radar Meteorology and the Conference Book ,others, so it was not known as the “first.” By 1986, we had held 23 conferences spaced about 21 months apart on average. Rogers and Smith (2) provide an interesting commentary on the important role of these conferences in stimulating progress in the field and setting the style for AMS meetings in al