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Interview with scientists spearheading a research campaign: 120 flight hours through burning biomasses in the Pacific Northwest and Memphis this summer.
From "flash" to "smoldering" to"‘aging"—I'm not talking about men or women. It is fires—specifically those from burning organic matter, also called 'burning biomasses.'
Fires are sparked by a large number of causes, both natural and [...]
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Posted by Atreyee Bhattacharya
It is spring and time for some fresh air! ARM News is happy to announce a new blog, Air Time. While we are working out the many details, here is a sneak peek of things to come.
At Air Time, you will find weekly updates on new research in climate and atmospheric sciences [...]
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Editor's note: Dr. Larry Berg is the lead scientist for the Two-Column Aerosol Project.
We are back on Cape Cod for the second TCAP intensive operations period, which we abbreviate as IOP. The weather conditions have been challenging (more on that later), but we have managed to get in a number of good research flights [...]
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View all ARM Aerial Facility blog posts.
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Editor's note: Dr. Larry Berg is the lead scientist for the Two-Column Aerosol Project.
We are back on Cape Cod for the second TCAP intensive operations period, which we abbreviate as IOP. The weather conditions have been challenging (more on that later), but we have managed to get in a number of good research flights [...]
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View all ARM Mobile Facility 1 blog posts.
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The images in this post are graphic and could very well be those of me on a boat. Eight years ago, as a first-year graduate student, I was participating in a week-long oceanographic research cruise just off the coast of southern California. A severe case of seasickness rendered me so nauseous and incapable of work [...]
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View all ARM Mobile Facility 2 blog posts.
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The images in this post are graphic and could very well be those of me on a boat. Eight years ago, as a first-year graduate student, I was participating in a week-long oceanographic research cruise just off the coast of southern California. A severe case of seasickness rendered me so nauseous and incapable of work [...]
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Editor's note: Dr. Larry Berg is the lead scientist for the Two-Column Aerosol Project.
We are back on Cape Cod for the second TCAP intensive operations period, which we abbreviate as IOP. The weather conditions have been challenging (more on that later), but we have managed to get in a number of good research flights [...]
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