Stan:

Ray Roble and I are planning to hire a student assistant soon
here at hao to assist with tgcm post-model processing and emperical 
model comparisons.  Please pass this announcement on to any students
you think would be interested. Feel free to give me a call if you
have anyone in mind that would be interested.  Thanks,

-Ben
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Ben Foster		      	High Altitude Observatory (HAO)
foster@ncar.ucar.edu		phone: 303-497-1595  fax: 303-497-1589  
Nat. Center for Atmos. Res.     P.O. Box 3000 Boulder CO 80307 USA
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*STUDENT ASSISTANT II - #2438*
PLEASE NOTE:  This is a new one-year term position.  This
position has been reopened.  Applications for this position will
be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on October 18, 1996.
NCAR - High Altitude Observatory (HAO)
Nonexempt Range: 6404
Starting Salary:  $8.50/hour
HOURS: Flexible hours up to 20 hours per week during school,
full-time during breaks.
DUTIES INCLUDE:  Use existing software to compare output of
Thermospheric General Circulation Model simulations with similar
runs of empirical models and observations.  Uses post-model
processors to plot data and executes code to arrive at similar
plots.  Assists in the development and modification of post-model
processors, visualization codes, and related diagnostic software. 
Assists collaborating scientists and other model users in
obtaining and viewing model results, using post-model processors,
and maintaining model run scripts and code modifications. 
Further develop and maintain user documentation for models and
processors,including www site development, code documentation and
user installation information.
REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE:
--   Completion of college level coursework in computer science.
--   Skill in using UNIX operating system.
--   Skill in FORTRAN.
--   Skill in shell scripting, and use of UNIX editors (e.g., vi,
re, or emacs).
--   Strong written and oral communication skills.
DESIRED (but not required):
--   Knowledge of IDL and Perl programming.
Cheryl Cristanelli
nnorris@ucar.edu