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... • The applied research arm should involve pilot or prototype experiments aimed at testing the utility of the latest technological developments and scientific findings in providing better warning and short-period prediction of important mesoscale phenomena, such as severe convective storms. • Overlap of basic and applied research should be encouraged when the overlap will assist in the transfer of scientific and technical knowledge to agency operations without compromising scientific objectives.
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... • The National Mesoscale Program should be viewed as a long-term project requiring stable funding for a period on the order of a decade.
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