ARL Weekly News – March 18, 2022 Recent Events ARL to Measure Street-Level Greenhouse Gasses and Air Pollutants with an Instrumented Mobile Van ARL’s ASMD measurement team, including Paul Kelley, Phil Stratton, Xinrong Ren, and Winston Luke, are preparing for mobile measurements of greenhouse gasses and air pollutants as well as meteorological parameters in the…
DetailsARL Weekly News – March 11, 2022 Recent Events HYSPLIT team prepares for possible releases from Ukraine Nuclear Power Plants Tianfeng Chai, Sonny Zinn, HyunCheol Kim and Mark Cohen have been working to establish a set of computational systems to be able to forecast impacts from potential releases from nuclear power plants (NPP’s) in Ukraine.…
DetailsARL Weekly News – March 4, 2022 Recent Events ARL/NIST Greenhouse Gas Measurement Collaboration In collaboration with Dr. Anna Karion at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Phil Stratton and Xinrong Ren visited a greenhouse gas measurement lab at NIST on March 2, 2022 to calibrate a Picarro carbon dioxide and methane analyzer…
DetailsARL Weekly News – February 25, 2022 Recent Events USCRN Briefing to the US Farm Bureau. At the request of Robert Nadeau, Director Of External Affairs at NOAA Headquarters, Dr. Howard Diamond was requested, in his role as the U.S. Climate Reference Network (USCRN) Program Manager, to provide a 5-minute overview of the USCRN to…
DetailsARL Weekly News – February 18, 2022 Upcoming Events Source Attribution Challenge Begins in Oak Ridge. The Department of Energy’s (DOE) Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) developed a next generation Xenon detector with engineering and production transferred to Teledyne Brown Engineering, Knoxville, TN. In 2020, during testing and evaluation of the next Xenon International measurement…
DetailsARL Weekly News – February 4, 2022 Upcoming Events Super Bowl HYSPLIT Updates In preparation for Super Bowl LVI, ARL’s HYSPLIT development team has updated both the locations and frequency of automated atmospheric transport simulations over the Los Angeles basin. This effort was requested by NWS’s Los Angeles/Oxnard, CA Weather Forecast Office, which is providing…
DetailsARL Weekly News – January 28, 2022 Recent Events USCRN Briefing to Sen. Whitehouse Dr. Howard Diamond, in his role as the U.S. Climate Reference Network (USCRN) Program Manager, participated in a meeting that was set up by NOAA’s Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs with Mr. Dan Dudis, senior counsel for Senator Sheldon Whitehouse…
DetailsARL Weekly News – January 21, 2022 Upcoming Events Manuscripts sought for Frontiers in Environmental Science Nebila Lichiheb is serving as guest editor of Frontiers in Environmental Science for a special issue entitled Land-Management Solutions for Managing Ecological and Energy Transitions. Manuscripts are being solicited now, and are due March 19, 2022. More information about…
DetailsARL Weekly News – January 14, 2022 Upcoming Events Greenhouse Gas Measurement Flights Resume In collaboration with their colleagues from University of Maryland, ARL’s Phil Stratton and Xinrong Ren will be involved in some research flights starting in late January to investigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the Baltimore‐Washington area. The University Research Foundation’s Cessna…
DetailsARL Weekly News – Jan 7, 2021 Accepted Papers New York City greenhouse gas emissions estimated within inverse modelling of aircraft measurements Pitt, J.R., I. Lopez-Coto, K.D. Hajny, J. Tomin, R. Kaeser, T. Jayarathne, B.H. Tirm, C.R. Floerchinger, C.P. Loughner, C.K. Gately, L.R. Hutyra, K.R. Gurney, G.S. Roest, J. Liang, S. Gourdji, A. Karion, J.R.…
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