Tag: Fieldwork

• New Zealand’s Incredible Clouds!

               Shooting clouds over Mt. Cook (Aoraki) For the past couple of months, I’ve been working on NSF research with Dr. Brian Billings that I’m very excited to share with you! Thousands of images of incredible New Zealand clouds Brian and I captured are now being used in our cloud stereo photogrammetry research. This work is tied with…

  Tashiana Osborne Cherké

  September 14, 2014

  Blog, Everything

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• First DEEPWAVE Flight

  I’m a bit behind on updates in all the excitement going on with DEEPWAVE, plus exploring beautiful New Zealand, but here’s more about our first flight mission and some links to stay involved! Friday, June 6th, 2014: Hokitika, South Island, New Zealand HIAPER GV Flight Path (4 dropsondes to release-all in the ocean) Skew-T plot…

  Tashiana Osborne Cherké

  June 14, 2014

  Blog, Everything

  airplanes, atmospheric science, DEEpWAVE, DEEPWAVE14, environment, Fieldwork, flights, GV Hiaper, Hokitika, Meteorology, mission, ncar, NCAR EOL, new zealand, nrl, NZ, Skew-T, South Island, weather, weather balloons