NOAA Hurricane Instruments: Overview @NOAAAOML
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Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
NOAA and our partners are conducting hurricane research in order to better understand tropical cyclones, improve forecasts, and protect lives and property. Using the NOAA Hurricane Hunter aircraft, uncrewed aircraft systems, surface ocean vehicles, undersea gliders and more, we are gathering critical data about the storms. Check out this NOAA videos series showcasing the variety of instruments we are using to research hurricanes, both in the air and sea.

To learn more, visit aoml.noaa.gov/hurricane-research-division
NOAA Hurricane Instruments: OverviewEpisode 5 - Darwin Explains: Ocean BiogeochemistryTropical Cyclones and Ocean Phenomena: an Integrated View of HurricanesTemporal Dynamics of Phytoplankton Mortality in the Skidaway River EstuaryPhysical Assets Supporting ScienceSeminar: 31 Days aboard Tara in AntarcticaSeminar: Improved Planetary Boundary Layer Schemes in High-Wind ConditionsAOML Homepage ScreenAOML Field Journal: Seaglider Deployments with Grant RawsonAOML Seminar: Impact of Dropsondes on Tropical Cyclone ForecastsAdopt a Drifter Program - Presentation12 Days of TeKNOWLEDGEy: GPS dropsondes
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NOAA Hurricane Instruments: Overview

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