NCAR ULW 2005

Boeing 777 getting ready	Business class is the only way to fly
Rocky Mountain high	Denver Airport is huge
Mamatus over the terminal	Thunderstorms at sunset at DIA
The view from NCAR's director's office	From the roof of the Mesa Lab
Visiting NCAR's supercomputers	The new Linux cluster
More servers	The lobby of the Mesa Lab
Outside the Mesa Lab (authorized vehicles only)	Designed similar to Native American symbols
NOAA's Space Environment Center	Atmospheric chemistry samples
Weather briefing at NOAA	NOAA FSL's supercomputer was no. 8 in 2002 (it's now no. 103)
Supercomputing corridor	Science on a Sphere
David Skaggs Building of NOAA	Space Weather lecture at Foothills Lab
Waterfall at Rocky Mountain National Park	Upstream at RMNP
The ladies of the group	Ladies taking photos
The guys	Snow lingers at 12,000 ft
High altitude animals at RNMP
Mountains above the lake of our picnic	Our group (minus Douglas)
The lake	NCAR's C-130
Inside the C-130	Coffee maker and microwave onboard
Propellers	NCAR's new jet HIAPER
NSF funded HIAPER	From afar
The Earth Observing Lab (EOL) Shop	Automated cutting machine
Parts made for a high altitude telescope	The residence halls at University of Colorado
Really scary monkey	Emily and the monkey
Making a tornado	Our first computers
Tim demonstrating Capoeira	Tim and Jill doing cartwheel-like maneuvers
Chatting at the reception	Looking out the windows of Mesa Lab
Tim and Susan posing for photos	Mesa Lab from afar
Hotel by the Denver Airport	Clouds at sunset
An intersting van nearby	Storms in the distance