Lynne Roeder
Phone: 509.372.4331
Cell: 509.521.2922
Email: lynne-dot-roeder-at-pnl-dot-gov
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In preparation for the upcoming Carbonaceous Aerosol and Radiative Effects Study (CARES) in California, the ARM Aerial Facility is putting the finishing touches on research equipment upgrades to the Gulfstream-159, or G-1 aircraft. Over the winter, AAF staff began installing a number of new instruments and associated hardware and data systems, thanks in large [...]
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The ARM Southern Great Plains (SGP) site has historically operated a Central Facility, 23 extended facilities, 4 boundary facilities, and 3 intermediate facilities throughout its considerable domain. Beginning in October 2009, the SGP began a transition to a smaller, denser footprint (150 km x 150 km) by rearranging the original instrumentation and making accommodations for [...]
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To create visibility for scientific user facilities, the National User Facility Organization, or NUFO, hosted an exhibit at the 2010 American Physical Society/American Association of Physics Teachers meeting in Washington, D.C. from February 13-15. The two organizations are member societies within the American Institute of Physics. Under the theme “Physics for the Nation’s Future” the [...]
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Over 3200 scientists from academia, government, and private organizations participated in the 90th Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, January 18-21. This year's meeting offered 1200 presentations and 600 posters focused on the theme of "Weather, Climate, and Society: New Demands on Science and Services," many [...]
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In late January, meteorologists from a dozen major news markets across the country gathered in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, for an annual event called the “Weather Summit” where they received a preview of the Storm Peak Lab Cloud Property Validation Experiment, or STORMVEX, field campaign scheduled to begin next fall. Meanwhile, down the hall, the [...]
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Near the tip of Australia’s Northern Territory, Gunn Point is the location for the Darwin ARM Representativeness Experiment, or DARE. This offsite field campaign is obtaining measurements of solar and thermal energy and cloud properties, to compare against similar measurements collected at the permanent ARM site in Darwin, about 25 kilometers to the southwest of [...]
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The 2009 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting in San Francisco once again drew a packed house, with more than 16,000 attendees and a sold-out exhibit area in Moscone South hosting over 200 exhibitors. The Fall Meeting provides an opportunity for researchers, teachers, students, and consultants to present and review the latest issues covering all areas [...]
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