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

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,NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Goddard Laboratory for Atmospheric Sciences, 1977–1984,o NASA headquarters. To my amazement, he did. At the time, I was also entertaining an offer to head the Atmospheric Science Division at NSF. After considerable thought and confidential discussions with my colleagues, I accepted the NASA offer and arrived at Greenbelt, Maryland in January 1977, simul

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David Atlasn of .Feedback Control Theory for Dynamic Traffic Assignment. has been thoroughly updated with completely new chapters:.a review of the DTA problem and emphasizing real-time-feedback-based problems;.an up-to-da978-3-030-09877-3978-3-319-69231-9Series ISSN 1430-9491 Series E-ISSN 2193-1577

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Atlas solved many puzzles and invented numerous techniques that transformed a fledgling application into a vital scientific and operational meteorological tool. This is the story of his incredible career in his own words.978-1-935704-07-2

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Early Years,ity in 1928 and made contact with him in 1942, my father never again saw his parents or siblings. My parents were married in 1917. My brother Moe was born in 1918, my sister Mae was born two years later, and I came along in 1924.

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Retrospective,ss of working with inspiring colleagues, the pleasures of seeing your protégés make their own mark in the world of science, and making friends around the globe. What exquisite joy! What a magical adventure! The frustrations of fighting the bureaucracy and having one’s proposals and manuscripts rejected from time to time pale by comparison.