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LANL Meteorological Program Self-Assessment 2020 Update

Abstract

The DOE Meteorological Coordinating Council (DMCC) conducted an initial Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) meteorological program Assist Visit in August 2006 and several observations and recommendations were shared with LANL management (DMCC 2006). In August 2015, a follow-up meteorological program Assist Visit was conducted to determine progress in meeting all the observations and recommendations from the prior Assist Visit (DMCC 2015). During the 9 years between these two Assist Visits, DMCC noted that significant program improvements were made, and these were noted in the 2015 Assist Visit observations and recommendations

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Bruggeman, David Alan, Mazzola, Carl, Stanton, Gregory T., Waight, Kenneth Thomas III, White, Ian Michael, Coronado, Melissa A.. 2020-07-16. LANL Meteorological Program Self-Assessment 2020 Update. https://doi.org/10.2172/1641546

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