Short-term Prediction Research
and Transition Center

SPoRT is a NASA project to transition unique observations and research capabilities to
the operational weather community to improve short-term forecasts on a regional scale.

Real-Time Data
Projects
- AIRS
- AMSR-E
- AWIPS II
- CIRA TPW
- Convective Initiation
- GOES Imager
- GOES Sounder
- LMA
- Modeling
- MODIS
- SPoRT ADAS
- SPoRT Oceanic
Transitions
Library
Organization

Quarterly Reports

SPoRT distributes a quarterly newsletter updating its partners and interested parties regarding ongoing work. These newsletters generally consist of a featured scientific article, brief status reports of SPoRT's major projects, visitors who have come to learn more about SPoRT, and news and notes from the SPoRT staff. To be added to the distribution list to receive SPoRT's newsletter, please contact our project manager Melody Herrmann (melody.herrmann@nasa.gov), and provide her with your name and mailing address.

2008
January-February-March   April-May-June   July-August-September   October-November-December

2007
January-February-March   April-May-June   July-August-September   October-November-December

2006
January-February-March   April-May-June   July-August-September   October-November-December

Short-term Prediction Research and Transition Center

SPoRT is a NASA project to transition unique observations and research capabilities to the operational weather community to improve short-term forecasts on a regional scale.

Quarterly Reports

Short-term Prediction Research
and Transition Center

SPoRT is a NASA project to transition unique observations and research capabilities to
the operational weather community to improve short-term forecasts on a regional scale.