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NOAA-RDHPCS · Feb 11, 2025 · cea17cd · cea17cd
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diff --git a/source/software/workflows/rocoto/index.rst b/source/software/workflows/rocoto/index.rst
@@ -19,10 +19,10 @@ job scheduling itself, it merely submits jobs to the HPC system as task
 dependencies allow it. Local policies and users' allocations of HPC resources
 are enforced by the local resource management system (e.g. PBS, Torque, MOAB,
 SGE, LSF, etc.) so Rocoto has no control over when jobs start to run. Rocoto is
-designed to run weather and climate workflows; it is not a general purpose
-workflow management engine. Rocoto runs one instance of the workflow for a set
-of user-defined cycles. A cycle usually corresponds to a model analysis or
-initialization time.
+designed to run long range weather pattern workflows; it is not a general
+purpose workflow management engine. Rocoto runs one instance of the workflow
+for a set of user-defined cycles. A cycle usually corresponds to a model
+analysis or initialization time.
 
 Rocoto on RDHPCS Systems
 ========================

diff --git a/source/systems/MSU-HPC_user_guide.rst b/source/systems/MSU-HPC_user_guide.rst
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ NOAA has provided Mississippi State University (MSU) with Grants to
 install and manage High Performance Computing (HPC) Systems to further
 NOAA’s scientific research and collaboration. Through this close
 partnership NOAA hopes to advance its research goals in the areas of
-Severe Weather and Climate research. The exchange of technical
+Severe Weather Pattern research. The exchange of technical
 information between NOAA and MSU should be of great value and be
 beneficial to both HPC programs.
 

diff --git a/source/systems/gaea_user_guide.rst b/source/systems/gaea_user_guide.rst
@@ -97,13 +97,13 @@ points at Atlanta and Chicago.
     * IBM Elastic Storage Server 3500 running GPFS 5.1
 
 Gaea is the largest of the four NOAA RDHPCS, and is used to study the
-earth's notoriously complex climate from a variety of angles by
+earth's notoriously complex weather systems from a variety of angles by
 enabling scientists:
 
-* to understand the relationship between climate change and extreme weather,
-  and the atmosphere's chemical makeup and climate
-* to investigate the climate role played by the oceans that cover nearly
-  three-quarters of the globe.
+* to understand the relationship between earth modeling and extreme weather,
+  and the atmosphere's chemical makeup and weather trends.
+* to investigate the role played by the oceans that cover nearly
+  three-quarters of the globe in long term weather patterns.
 
 .. _gaea-node-types:
 

diff --git a/source/systems/hera_user_guide.rst b/source/systems/hera_user_guide.rst
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ About NESCC
 The NOAA Environmental Security Computing Center (NESCC), located in
 Fairmont, West Virginia, is the location of NOAA's newest High
 Performance Computing Data Center. This site provides computing
-resources to support NOAA's research in Weather and Climate modeling
+resources to support NOAA's research in long-range weather modeling
 as well as its other environmental research areas.
 
 There are currently two major systems at NESCC:

diff --git a/source/systems/niagara_user_guide.rst b/source/systems/niagara_user_guide.rst
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Niagara User Guide
 System Overview
 ===============
 
-As NOAA's R&D severe weather and climate projects expand  to
+As NOAA's R&D severe long range weather projects expand  to
 geographically dispersed private and public HPC clouds, it is
 imperative that the the NOAA RDHPCS program provide a service for data
 dissemination and analysis outside of the traditional HPC environment.