Join the Exploratorium this May for
a special webcast series exploring
the art and science of severe storm visualization.
You may have heard
the word
"visualization" many times, but what does it mean?
Who is doing it and why?
What are the state of the art tools available for visualizing
storms?
Tune into the Exploratorium's website starting May 19, for live
interviews with scientists,
researchers, artists and stormchasers. See the lastest in severe weather
visualization,
ask the experts questions, and join in discussion with
stormchasers
and severe weather
watchers worldwide.
Here are some links to information about
severe storms,
and the visualization tools that scientists
use to study them:
Information, pictures, and stories from the Airborne Reconnaissance
Squadron
of the US Air Force Reserve. These folks fly planes into
hurricanes, to learn more
about them!
Teachers: If you want more information about how to prepare your class to participate,
you can look
HERE.
The technical requirements for participating in a live interview are: an internet connection
and a phone line in your classroom. Detailed technical information on how to participate will
be posted here soon.
For more information, please contact
Noel Wanner
at the Exploratorium.