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<br />Table 2. Participating groops in the 1987 Utah field research program <br />and instrumentation, observational capability, or other <br />service each supplied. <br /> <br />Participat~ng Group <br /> <br />Instrumentation/ <br />Observational Capability! <br />Other Service <br /> <br />Utah Division of Water Resources <br />(UDWR) <br /> <br />Desert Research Institute (DRI) <br /> <br />North American Weather Consultants <br />(NAWC) <br /> <br />University of Utah Department of <br />Meteorology (UU) <br /> <br />Atmospherics Incorporated (AI) <br /> <br />Colorado State ~niversity (CSU) <br />Department of Atmospheric Science <br /> <br />North Dakota Weather Modification <br />Board (NDWYtB) and University of <br />Wisconsin Space Science and <br />Engineering Center (SSEC) <br /> <br />Ka-band radar, two rawinsonde units <br />and expendables, recording precipi- <br />tation gauges, radio communica- <br />tions, diesel generator power <br /> <br />Field Scientist, dual-wavelength <br />steerabIe microwave radiometer, <br />National Weather Service data <br />archival <br /> <br />Sulfur hexafluoride release and <br />airborne and surface sampling <br />equipment; mechanical weather sta- <br />tions <br /> <br />Polarization diversity ruby lidar; <br />operation of Ka-band radar; surface <br />precipitation microphysics observa- <br />tions at three sites <br /> <br />Supercooled liquid water probe <br /> <br />Satellite imagery archival; surface <br />precipitation microphysics observa- <br />tions at one site <br /> <br />McIDAS real-time satelli te imagery <br />and weather analysis and forecast <br />system <br /> <br />11 <br />