ARL Weekly News – July 17, 2020 Recent Events Analysis of HYSPLIT based Smoke Plume Transport Model Hyun Cheol Kim authored a paper “Inverse modeling of fire emission constrained by smoke plume transport using HYSPLIT dispersion model and geostationary observations”, which was accepted by Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics. In this research, a new emissions inverse modeling system…
ARL Weekly News – (add date) Recent Events Publication: Impacts of tiled land cover characterization in the Model for Prediction Across Scales‐Atmosphere (MPAS‐A) Illustration of a hypothetical “real‐world” land cover in a hexagonal mesh cell in MPAS‐A, and the corresponding dominant versus L13‐tiled approach to LCC used in the MPAS/Noah LSM. Dr. Patrick Campbell is…
ARL Weekly News – June 5, 2020 Upcoming Events Ariel Stein will serve as an instructor for the National Science Foundation’s Planetary Boundary Layer Workshop, taking place June 15-26, 2020. Dr. Stein will teach attendees how to use ARL’s HYSPLIT model to calculate trajectories and concentrations. Recent Events In response to a formal request from…
ARL Weekly News – June 5, 2020 Upcoming Events Ariel Stein will serve as an instructor for the National Science Foundation’s Planetary Boundary Layer Workshop, taking place June 15-26, 2020. Dr. Stein will teach attendees how to use ARL’s HYSPLIT model to calculate trajectories and concentrations. Recent Events In response to a formal request from…
ARL Weekly News – May 29, 2020 Recent Events HYSPLIT Locust Web App: Mark Cohen and Sonny Zinn gave an invited presentation about ARL’s new Locust Forecasting Web Application to the United States Agency for International Development’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security. This was initiated by Heather Coll of NOAA Research’s Office of International…
ARL Weekly News – May 29, 2020 Recent Events HYSPLIT Locust Web App: Mark Cohen and Sonny Zinn gave an invited presentation about ARL’s new Locust Forecasting Web Application to the United States Agency for International Development’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security. This was initiated by Heather Coll of NOAA Research’s Office of International…
ARL Weekly News – May 22, 2020 Recent News Precipitation is one of the primary measurements for the U.S. Climate Reference Network (USCRN). Many of our stations across the U.S. receive annual rainfall in excess of the Geonor rain gauge’s capacity. An over capacity gauge results in lost precipitation data. Presently we rely on local…
ARL Weekly News – May 22, 2020 Recent Events Precipitation is one of the primary measurements for the U.S. Climate Reference Network (USCRN). Many of our stations across the U.S. receive annual rainfall in excess of the Geonor rain gauge’s capacity. An over capacity gauge results in lost precipitation data. Presently we rely on local contacts…
ARL Weekly News – May 15, 2020 Recent Events Atmospheric Deposition Meeting: Winston Luke attended the spring 2020 meeting of the National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP) from May 11-14. Originally to be held in Madison, Wisconsin, the meeting was instead attended virtually by over 80 participants. Dr. Luke serves as the Vice Chair of the…
ARL Weekly News – May 15, 2020 Recent Events Atmospheric Deposition Meeting: Winston Luke attended the spring 2020 meeting of the National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP) from May 11-14. Originally to be held in Madison, Wisconsin, the meeting was instead attended virtually by over 80 participants. Dr. Luke serves as the Vice Chair of the…