LROSE is a set of tools to edit, analyze, and visualize LIDAR and RADAR data. LROSE handles data from a variety of formats (netCDF, HDF5, BUFR, Cfarr, etc.).
LROSE tools can be used independently or in sequence.

LROSE is a joint project between the Atmospheric Science Department at Colorado State University (CSU) and the Earth Observing Laboratory (EOL) at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR). In 2016, the National Science Foundation (NSF) funded LROSE for four years.

LROSE development has six major phases:

1. Data Conversion
2. Visualization
3. Quality Control
4. Grid
5. Echo
6. Wind

Data Conversion using RadxConvert is the current phase of development.

Schedule for releases:

Name	Contents
Blaze [image of rose variety]	RadxConvert	[image]
	RadxBufr	[image]
	Radx2Grid	[image]
	RadxCheck	[image]
	RadxPrint	[image]
	HawkEye