02.03.2010
The ARM Climate Research Facility is a U.S. Department of Energy scientific user facility for
the study of global climate change by the national and international research community.
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Feature01.06.2010
Cirrus Clouds Hold Clues to Climate
On January 4, scientists sponsored by ARM began a five-month aircraft campaign to gather data from cirrus clouds in the skies above Oklahoma. Using an instrumented Learjet 25 research aircraft, their goal is to obtain a new and comprehensive set of in-cloud, or “in situ,” measurements about the size and number of ice crystals that make up cirrus clouds. Read More
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01.08.2010
Using Our Facilities
Preproposals for FY2012 for AMF and AAF deployments due February 16. Successful candidates will be eligible for up to $150K per year for three years of research funding from Atmospheric System Research. To learn more, see announcements.
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