Lou Berthelot, officer-in-charge of the Toronto Weather Office, seconded to The Olympics Weather Support Office (OSWO) in Calgary for the duration of the games, is seen inputting data. |
The regular Calgary weather office was kept busy during the games as Brian Stifora, a climatologist working at this W04 demonstrates. |
Eddy Walsh, a weather service specialist from Quebec City, who worked in the special Olympics weather office is seen reading a wind sensor. |
Janine Abar is seen working at the Calgary Weather Office. Looking on is Earlena Dawson, attached to the office during the games. |
Don Finch, meteorologist provided by the U.S. National Weather Service, normally works out of Anchorage, Alaska. |
Brian Bowkett, a meteorologist from Edmonton, engages in forecast preparation at OSWO. |
Mitch Kallauer and John Schneider attend the inauguration of METSIS / MPDS |
John Yarema, OIC Calgary Weather Office, studies a current weather map. |
Bob Porter, also of the Calgary Weather Office, is seen reading a barograph. |
Bruce Thomson, coordinator for the OWSO is seen at the Environment Canada Weather Information Centre at Nakiska in the Rockies. |
The AES METSIS installation at Calgary provides satellite communication of weather products for the weather office during the Winter Olympics in February, 1988. METSIS (Meteorological Satellite Information System) receives and stores satellite images, radar and weather charts from weather offices across Canada |
André Lachapelle, manager of the Olympic Weather Support Group, served as Canadian meteorologist at the Los Angeles Olympic games in 1984. |
Environment minister Tom
McMillan (left) meets regional director AES
Western Region, Brian O'Donnell
(right) on the occasion of the minister's visit
to AES in Calgary during the games to inaugurate the METSIS and MPDS
internal communications systems.
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