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LEAD Grid

Located at six of the nine participating institutions (Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Unidata), the LEAD Grid is a set of distributed computing systems that represent a "clean room" grid environment, or a controlled network that is free from external "contamination." The Grid is operated by LEAD to ensure strict software compatibility and serves as a test bed for developing, integrating, and testing all components of LEAD. A principal function of the LEAD Grid is to host data sets of relevance to mesoscale meteorology.

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