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  Course: SAO 265
  Title:Snow & Weather Forecasting II
  Long Title:Snow & Weather Forecasting II
  Course Description:Provides improved forecasting skills to create application-specific weather and avalanche forecasts.
  Min Credit:1
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  Course Notes: NCE 9.6.16
  Origin Notes: CMC

 STANDARD COMPETENCIES
 
 1. Construct more detailed weather forecasts for a given context; select appropriate data sources, apply appropriate weight, and interpret data more accurately
 2. Construct more detailed avalanche forecasts for a given context; selecting appropriate data sources, applying appropriate weight to that data, interpreting data more accurately
 3. Provide constructive critique and assistance on forecasting work
 4. Choose effective communication methods based on audience and application


 TOPICAL OUTLINE
 
 I. Forecasting for various operational contexts and problems
 II. Communicating operational considerations for given contexts
 III. Describing degree of uncertainty and importance in various contexts
 IV. Incorporation of temporal and spatial contexts/scales in the forecast
 V. Application of the concepts of uncertainty and error in communicating the forecast
 VI. Application of the concepts of information strength and weight.
 VII. Advanced practice in forecast composition, presentation, and defense
 VIII. Critique of forecast products
 IX. Communication of the forecast: explore various media, language, iconography, audience considerations, and application
 X. Forecast verification
 XI. Forecast process documentation
 XII. Practicing making operational decisions through various exercises
 XIII. Concepts of team forecasting and resource utilization efficiency
 XIV. Legal considerations for forecasting
 


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