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Dr. Ted Fujita	U of C
Dr. John McCarthy	NCAR
Jim Wilson	NCAR

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The Joint Airport Weather Studies Project
The Joint Airport Weather Studies Project Proposal
The JAWS Project Operations Summary 1982
Surface Measurements of Gust Fronts and Microbursts during the JAWS Project

JAWS Related Links

NCAR-Led Applied Technology Insertion into Aviation Operations - John McCarthy, PhD (Director of RAP)

Juneau Airport Winds System (JAWS) Project Description

CLAWS: Getting a Grip on Microburst Forecasting

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