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What questions do you have about AI in education? 2026 NSF Unidata Summer Intern Tara Staresinic has published the first post in her "AI in Education" series, sharing a student's perspective on AI, sustainability, ethics, and practical ideas for the classroom. buff.ly/BhPXGMT

This MetPy Monday tutorial shows how to work with NEXRAD Level II radar data in Python and turn raw radar volume data into a useful reflectivity map. https://buff.ly/emrLpMC

Thanks for having us, National Ecological Observatory Network!

Ecology and meteorology recently converged at NEON headquarters when NEON welcomed staff and interns from the U.S. National Science Foundation program, Unidata.

NSF Unidata is a community data facility, also headquartered in Boulder, CO, that has been providing data, software tools, and support to enhance Earth Systems Science education and research for more than 40 years. The tour provided NEON and Unidata the opportunity to connect about the unique resources each program provides to the scientific community, such as instrumented ecology data from NEON and geoscience software tools and data from Unidata (www.unidata.ucar.edu).

NSF Unidata is hiring! We are seeking an enthusiastic and collaborative professional to join our team as a Program Specialist IV - Community Services & Partnerships Manager. More information:

NSF Unidata Program Center is hiring a Community Services & Partnerships Manager! | NSF Unidata Breadcrumb Home News NSF Unidata Program Center is hiring a Community Services & Partnerships Manager! NSF Unidata is hiring! We are seeking an enthusiastic and collaborative professional to join our team as a Program Specialist IV – Community Services & Partnerships Manager.As part of the NSF U....

This week's MetPy Monday tutorial demonstrates how to access GFS analysis data from a THREDDS Data Server: https://buff.ly/0LfaLnf

NSF Unidata's advisory committees have reorganized themselves into a new structure to invite participation from a wider range of community members. Read more: https://buff.ly/pGJ1lsX

Reimagining NSF Unidata’s Advisory Committees | NSF Unidata Breadcrumb Home News Reimagining NSF Unidata’s Advisory Committees This spring, the NSF Unidata Users and Strategic Advisory committees voted to approve a new organizational structure for the bodies that provide the Program with advice and guidance. Beginning with meetings in the fall of this year...

This week's MetPy Mondays tutorial shows how to create a Stüve diagram in Python using MetPy’s new Stüve plotting tools. https://buff.ly/LLryKAC

MetPy Mondays is back! John Leeman from NSF Unidata introduces what’s new in MetPy and previews a new 15-part MetPy Mondays series focused on practical meteorological data analysis, remote data access, and case study plotting. https://buff.ly/BQitB7I

Proposal deadline extended to Friday, April 3, 2026. Does your Earth Systems Science project need some equipment to succeed? There's still time to apply for up to $20,000 from this year's community equipment awards program. https://buff.ly/FWV9BuI

Does your Earth Systems Science project need some equipment to succeed? Just a reminder that the proposal deadline for this year's NSF Unidata Community Equipment Awards program is March 27, 2026. https://buff.ly/nkzoZk2