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AERI - What, Where, How, and Future Plans

Demirgian, Jack Argonne National Laboratory

Category: Instruments

The atmospheric emitted radiance interferometer (AERI) measures the absolute infrared spectral radiance (watts per square meter per steradian per wavenumber) of the sky directly above the instrument. This poster provides a background understanding of what the instrument does, where to access the data, how the data is used, and the future plans for deployment.

This poster will be displayed at the ARM Science Team Meeting.