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Research & DEvelopment
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Research, one of the four corners of Andrew's Weather Center, is the most time-intensive and uses the most resources of any of the other four corners. Without research and taking time to investiage applications of the weather, forecast improvements, and further explorations into various sub-disicplines of meteorology, the science will not advance and becomes stale to the end-user. This is the central page for all things research at AWC. The links below lead to a plethora of cases of taking a problem, addressing the causes to the problem, proposing solutions, and exploring the feasibility of the solutions and digging deeper.
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| Case No. | Research Topic |
|---|---|
| I | Meteorological Record Vulnerability Index |
| II | Should Restructuring the Saffir-Simpson Scale be Considered? |
| III | Switching back to Celsius - How much Time, Money, and Resources? |
| IV | Analysis of Perception of Weather Using Twitter as a Proxy |
| V | Atmospheric Acoustics |
| VI | FROPA Frequency in North Carolina |
| VII | Identifying True Individuality in Weather Occurrences/Perfect Climatology |
| VIII | Meteorological Communication for English as a Second of Foreign Language |
| IX | Analysis of some Flora and Fauna's Premature Reaction to Significant Weather |
| X | Increasing Rigor of Geography Education during Developmental Years |
| XI | Women in Meteorology |
| XII | Meteorological Communication for the Colorbind, Blind, or Otherwise Visually Impaired |
| XIII | Petrichor |
| XIV | Psychometeorology |
| XV | Meteorological Communication for the Deaf |
| XVI | Meteorology Folklore and Prediction from Other Philosophical Disciplines |
| XVII | Severe Weather Protocol for Public or Private Facilities with Immobile Inhabitants |
| XVIII | National Governing Bodies of Meteorology Communication and Research |
| XIX | Percentage of the Hydrosphere Contained within North Carolina |
| XX | UV Index Analysis |
| XXI | Pitfalls and Caveats in Precipitation Intensity and Amount Forecasting |