Single award · grant

Etcd Program's Goal Is to Improve Performance of All Operational Meteorologists and Hydrologists Worldwide

Award ID: NA21NWS4670002

FY2021 · complete year · data as of 2026-07-12

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.

$33.4M
Total award value

Award NA21NWS4670002 is a grant from the Department of Commerce to University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, $33.4M obligated, FY2021 to FY2027, for Etcd Program's Goal Is to Improve Performance of All Operational Meteorologists and Hydrologists…. The work is performed in Colorado. Source

Description

The Etcd Program's Goal Is to Improve Performance of All Operational Meteorologists and Hydrologists Worldwide. Improving Human Performance for Enhanced Decision Support Services Is Done Through Collaborative Training and Education. Etcd Is Accomplished Through Collaboration Between Operational Hydrologists/Meteorologists, Scientists, and Academic Staff with Expertise Across a Wide Range of Environmental, Educational, and Social and Behavioral Sciences. These Activities Engage Operational Hydrologists, Meteorologists, Researchers, Instructors, and Students in Applied Training and Simulation Exercises Which Are Pivotal to the Operational Climate, Water, and Weather Communities. The Goal of Improving Performance Is Achieved Through a Competency-Based Education and Training Program. By Meeting the Goal of Etcd, Forecasts and Warnings of Environmental Hazards Will Be Improved.

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAINNA21NWS4670002
Action date2021
Period72 mo
Place of performanceColorado →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$33,355,022

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