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ARM's Science Team is a unique collaboration of laboratory, university, agency, and private partners from around the globe. From the United States and abroad, cloud and radiation scientists ranging from senior scientists to post-docs and students comprise the team. Though diverse in geographic location, these science representatives provide the most direct channel through which ARM research results can affect development and evaluation of global climate models. Key support is provided by software and hardware engineers who maintain the infrastructure necessary for advancing ARM Science Team research.
One of the strengths of the Science Team concept is the interaction and information exchange among Science Team members. This occurs primarily through Working Group meetings, where focused research plans and assignments are discussed, and the annual Science Team Meeting led by the Chief Scientist, where everyone comes together to review research progress and the scientific direction of the program.
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