2008 Earmark: To work with the University of Massachusetts and the National Science Foundation, under the umbrella of the Collaborative Adapting Sensing of the Atmosphere (CASA) program, to conduct a study to determine the applicability to northeastern Wyoming and other regions the feasibility of integrating a number of small-scale Doppler radar technologies into future National Weather Service observing systems

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Earmark Description: To work with the University of Massachusetts and the National Science Foundation, under the umbrella of the Collaborative Adapting Sensing of the Atmosphere (CASA) program, to conduct a study to determine the applicability to northeastern Wyoming and other regions the feasibility of integrating a number of small-scale Doppler radar technologies into future National Weather Service observing systems

House Requesting Member	Not available
Senate Requesting Member	Not available
Request Notes	This provisions is deemed by Taxpayers for Common Sense to be an earmark, but was not disclosed by Congress as such.

Final Amount	$94,000
Budget Request	$0
House Request	$0
Senate Request	$0
Pre-reduction Amount	$0

Fiscal Year	2008
Appropriations Bill	Commerce, Justice and Science
Bill Section	Department of Commerce
Bill Subsection	NOAA; NWS
Receiving Organization	University of Massachusetts Amherst; National Science Foundation

Location	Massachusetts

Information provided by Taxpayers for Common Sense ( http://www.taxpayer.net/ )