2010 AMS Poster
N emissions and the changing landscape of air quality Rob Pinder US EPA Office of Research and Development Atmospheric Modeling & Analysis Division.
Access to Real-time and Historical Satellite Products from a Mobile Application Thad Chee 1, Matthew Kelly 1, Louis Nguyen 2, Patrick Minnis 2, Rabindra.
Overview of NOAA’s Arctic Climate Science Activities Current or Proposed Activities Expected to Persist in FY2008-2012.
INFRARED MEASUREMENTS. THERMAL EMISSION MEASUREMENTS (IR, wave) EARTH SURFACE I (T o ) Absorbing gas ToTo T1T1 I (T 1 ) LIMB VIEW NADIR VIEW Examples:
Overview of NOAA’s Arctic Climate Science Activities
OUTLINE Many research groups have done emissions evaluation and estimations using satellites Global, regional, and individual sources Fossil fuel combustion,
CMAQ Simulations using Fire Inventory of NCAR (FINN) Emissions
Identifying 3D Radiative Cloud Effects Using MODIS Visible Reflectance Measurements
Results from the Radiation, Snow Characteristics and Albedo at Summit (RASCALS) campaign Aku Riihelä, Panu Lahtinen Finnish Meteorological Institute Teemu.
Operational Implementation Strategies
Access to Real-time and Historical Satellite Products from a Mobile Application
