Woody Roberts authored and/or contributed to the following articles/publications.
Hazard Information Services vision
Currently, National Weather Service forecasters use three separate software tools to issue warnings: WarnGen for short-fused hazards, the Graphical Hazards Generator for long-fused hazards, and RiverPro for hydrological hazards. Hazard Information Services (formerly called The Next Generation Warning Tool -- NGWT) is a challenging endeavour whic...
EXAMPLES OF GRAPHICAL FORECAST EDITOR USE IN OPERATIONS DURING 2003
FAS: AN AWIPS-LIKE PROTOTYPE FORECASTER WORKSTATION AT KOREA METEOROLOGICAL ADMINISTRATION
The hardware and software installation process for the AWIPS LINUX workstation demonstration
PREDICTIVE UNCERTAINTY OF WATERSHED RAINFALL-RUNOFF MODELS USING WEATHER RADAR
D3D: A Potential 3D Visualization Tool for the National Weather Service
Product usage patterns at the AWIPS build 4.2 operational test and evaluation sites
D3D: A potential 3D visualization tool for the National Weather Service
The process and methods used to evaluate prototype operational hydrometeorological workstations
In support of the National Weather Service (NWS) modernization, the Forecast Systems Laboratory (FSL) has been developing prototype hydrometeorological workstations for many years. The FSL Evaluation Team (E-Team) has developed a process of evaluating these prototypes to provide feedback to FSL developers and NWS management. This paper outline...
Warm season operational use of the WFO-Advanced workstation at the Denver WSFO
The FX-CAVE System Demonstration for the National Interagency Fire Weather Program
The Predictive Services Units (PSU) at the Geographic Area Coordination Centers (GACC) and at the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) have the responsibility of predicting weather and climate patterns to fulfill their mission of supporting the wildland fire community and others with information and decision support products. The U. S. Depart...
Institution National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - NOAA