Facilities

	Computing This section includes an overview of computing facilities, a large section of frequently asked computing questions, and contact information for the meteorology computing group.
	Research Labs and Facilities We have labs to study air precipitation and chemistry and cloud and aerosol experimentation among others. Explore our facilities such as the Penn State lightning cluster mapper; a mobile research trailer used for satellite validation, air quality monitoring, and investigations of pollution transport and deposition; and a network of field sites in northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan called ChEAS.
	Teaching and Service Facilities This is where you will find information about our weather station (The Joel N. Myers Weather Center), our physical meteorology laboratory, our sound-proof radio broadcast booth, our tv studio, and all other teaching facilities in the Department of Meteorology.
	Centers and Outreach Organizations Centers or other institutions that are administered by or affiliated with faculty and staff in the Department of Meteorology.
	Reserve a Conference Room or Equipment Password required. Meteorology faculty, staff, and graduate students can add events, but please see a staff member in the Meteorology main office to change or delete an event.
	View Weather Center Classroom and Room 126 Walker Availability Password required. Please see Rhonda Spychalski or Bill Syrett to schedule these rooms.