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Yearly Archives: 2008
Katrina Visualization Wins SciDAC “OASCR”
CHAPEL HILL, NC, July 18, 2008 –It wasn’t quite an Oscar, but a RENCI visualization by Steve Chall and Theresa-Marie Rhyne of RENCI’s NC State engagement center won top honors at the annual meeting of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing (SciDAC) program held in Seattle July 13 – 17.
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Tagged Gary Lackmann, SCiDAC, Weather Research Forecast (WRF)
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RENCI’s MRR heads for the hills
CHAPEL HILL, NC, July 10, 2008 – Rainfall varies greatly across the mountains of North Carolina, falling as everything from light rain to torrents that cause landslides and widespread flooding. To learn more about the rainfall patterns in the mountains and how elevation effects rainfall amounts, RENCI has partnered with Duke University and the University […]
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Tagged Duke University, Ken Galluppi, Micro Rain Radar (MRR), UNC Asheville
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RENCI Teams with UNC on Innovative Botany Curriculum
CHAPEL HILL, NC, June 27, 2008 – RENCI will be part of a UNC Chapel Hill team that launches a new curriculum designed to recruit, educate and retain nontraditional students in the study of botanical science. The curriculum, which will be introduced to students this summer, weaves together four key themes – botany, environmental conservation, […]
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Tagged Alan Weakley, Jane Greenburg, Michael Shoffner, School of Information and Library Sciences (SILS)
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NC-EONS observation platform nears completion
CHAPEL HILL, NC, June 18, 2008 – The North Carolina Environmental Observation Network System (NC-EONS) is nearly operational as RENCI engineers continue to install the power and communications infrastructure for the platform in the Pamlico Sound off the North Carolina coast.
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Tagged NC-EONS, Sensor Data Bus
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RENCI at ECU teams with Dare County Schools during Hurricane Awareness Week
GREENVILLE, NC, June 12, 2008 – Faculty and graduate students from RENCI’s engagement center at East Carolina University hit the road in the RENCI Outreach Vehicle for Education and Research (ROVER) to discuss the weather at several Dare County schools during the last week in May.
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Tagged Manteo, RENCI at East Carolina University, RENCI Outreach Vehicle for Education and Research (ROVER), Tom Allen
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LEADing cyberinfrastructure for science and society
Each year across the United States, floods, tornadoes, hail, strong winds, lightning and winter storms—what meteorologists call mesoscale weather events—cause many deaths, routinely disrupt transportation and commerce, and result in annual economic losses greater than $13 billion.
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Tagged Linked Environments for Atmospheric Discovery (LEAD)
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RENCI to show the power of visual communications at lunchtime Bistro
CHAPEL HILL, NC, June 2, 2008 – The Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) invites the public to the latest in its Renaissance Bistro series of lunchtime demonstrations and lectures from noon to 1 p.m. in the Showcase Dome room at the RENCI engagement center at UNC Chapel Hill on Thursday, June 26.
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Tagged 3D visualization, Eric Knisley, Renaissance Bistro, RENCI at UNC Chapel Hill, touch screen
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Grad students named Masters Fellows by RENCI at ECU
GREENVILLE, NC, May 19, 2008 – East Carolina University students Robert Howard, geological sciences, and Christopher Betancourt, biology, will become the first RENCI at ECU Masters Fellows. The one-semester fellowships for fall 2008 provide support for students’ thesis work.
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Tagged RENCI at East Carolina University, Visualization Challenge
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UNC students use Social Computing Room for ‘illuminating’ experience
CHAPEL HILL, NC, May 19, 2008 – The Social Computing Room at RENCI’s UNC Chapel Hill engagement center isn’t your typical classroom, but it was the perfect environment for final exams for a class in the UNC Chapel Hill art department.
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Tagged 3D visualization, Eric Knisley, RENCI at UNC Chapel Hill, Social Computing Room (SCR)
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This ROVER does some amazing tricks
ASHEVILLE, NC, May 6, 2008 – The teachers who make science an up close and personal experience for children in Western North Carolina have an impressive new tool to use, thanks to an outreach education van offered by Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) at UNC Asheville.
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Tagged Bridget O'Hara, RENCI at UNC Asheville, RENCI Outreach Vehicle for Education and Research (ROVER)
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