PPT-The Antarctic Clouds and Radiation Experiment

A proposal for one year of cloud and surface radiation measurements at Macquarie Island 54S and Davis 69S for model and satellite evaluation Simon Alexander 1 amp Australian International colleagues. Robert Wood. , Matthew . Wyant. , Christopher S. . Bretherton. , Jasmine . Rémillard. , . Pavlos. . Kollias. , Jennifer Fletcher, Jayson . Stemmler. ,. . S. . deSzoeke. , Sandra . Yuter. , Matthew Miller, David . Dea Doklestic . G&G 570 Class . Project. Heat Budget Group Presentation, June 16, 2011. Questions. How do clouds influence surface heat budget?. How are turbulent heat fluxes influenced during overcast conditions?. Two key impacts. Cloud feedback. Response of clouds to increased CO. 2. Aerosol indirect effects (AIEs). Response of clouds to changes in aerosol particles. Cloud feedbacks. Uncertainty in cloud feedbacks is main source of uncertainty in climate sensitivity. Indian National Antarctic Data Center (INADC). 7. th. September 2011. Indian Antarctic Data Centre Management of India. National Centre for Antarctic and Ocean Research. Ministry of Earth Sciences (Govt. of India). Presented by Lorraine A. Remer. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center. Basis of remote sensing. Remote sensing of clouds and aerosols. Observations of aerosol modification of cloud microphysics. 3.1 Explanation. 23-2. Clouds. Small water droplets or ice crystals that fall through air. Fog is a cloud that forms near the surface. Formation. Solid surface are needed for water vapor to condense on. Troposphere – lower layer of atmosphere. EVSC 1300. Spring 2016. Average. vertical. temperature. structure. of atmosphere. Average. vertical. temperature. structure. of atmosphere. NO. x. + VOCs + sunlight .  . Ground-level ozone. Figure18-9 p528. Tom Lachlan-Cope. John King, . Amélie. Kirchgaessner. Meteorological Airborne Science INstrumentation (MASIN) . Boundary Layer. Sea ice. Cloud Studies. Large scale flow. Instruments. Temperature + Humidity. Chris Jones . Department of Applied Math. Advisor: Chris Bretherton. Departments of Applied Math and Atmospheric Sciences. VOCALS RF05, . 72W, . 20S. Overview. Introduction: Marine boundary layer (MBL) clouds and climate sensitivity. . Susan Solomon. Richards Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate Science, MIT. Based on work with many including Diane Ivy, Justin . Bandoro. - (MIT). Doug . Kinnison. , Mike Mills, Ryan Neely, Rolando Garcia - (NCAR), . . Cloud project(s) under development at AAD. Simon . Alexander and . Andrew . Klekociuk. [with special thanks to Nick Chang for Davis lidar measurements]. Australian Antarctic Division. Hobart, Australia. MSI-CIEC All Hands Meeting. SDSC January 27 2010. Geoffrey Fox. gcf@indiana.edu. . . http://www.infomall.org. . http://www.futuregrid.org. . Director, Digital Science Center, Pervasive Technology Institute. 5. Water in the atmosphere – in all its phases. Last week, we focussed on the weather systems found in the mid-latitudes.. The heart of the mid-latitudes is the polar front, where warm, tropical air from the south meets cold, polar air from the north.. (Scott Borg). Antarctic Infrastructure & Logistics. (Brian Stone). Polar Environment. , . Health and Safety. (Polly Penhale). George Blaisdell. Operations Manager. 3, 4 November 2011. Antarctic Science.