ARL Weekly News – December 30, 2021 Recent Events BAMS Features Snow Measurement Efforts The Front Page, a blog of the AMS, published a seasonal highlight on snow measurement, titled: Even without a White Christmas….Snow Measurements Must Go On. The entry highlighted the research paper on snowfall measurement techniques led by ARL’s John Kochendorfer with an…
DetailsARL Weekly News – December 10, 2021 Recent Events Grand Bay Mercury monitoring site concludes operations. During the week of December 6, Paul Kelley and Xinrong Ren traveled to ARL’s Atmospheric Mercury Network (AMNet) site located at the Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) in Moss Point, MS to decommission the site. They tore…
DetailsARL Weekly News – Nov 26, 2021 AGU Fall Meeting The Fall AGU 2021 meeting in New Orleans on December 13-17, 2021 (as well as virtual) will host over 25,000 attendees in the geophysics community to share their work and ideas and discuss solutions to the largest challenges facing our planet. This theme for this…
DetailsARL Weekly News – Nov 19, 2021 Recent Events Tennessee Science Bowl ATDD is a returning member of the Tennessee Science Bowl (TSB) Sponsor Community, which supports one of the largest US Department of Energy high school regional science bowls in the nation. Over 350 high school students and coaches from 60 different schools from across…
DetailsARL Weekly News – November 12, 2021 Recent Events House Mountain Field Experiment Travis J. Schuyler, a post-doctoral research associate is leading a field experiment at House Mountain Radio Control (HMRC) near Corryton, TN to evaluate the validity of fast-response temperature, relative humidity, and 3-dimensional wind speed measurements collected via a small uncrewed aircraft system (sUAS)…
DetailsARL Weekly News – November 5, 2021 Previous Events COP26 Panel on Atmospheric Deposition Ariel Stein moderated a WMO panel on Saturday, November 6 during COP26, on Atmospheric Deposition: the Invisible Threat – Impacts on Agriculture, Ecosystems and Oceans, hosted within the IPCC-WMO-UKMO Pavilion. Wet and dry deposition of atmospheric pollutants can have detrimental impacts…
DetailsARL Weekly News – October 29, 2021 Upcoming Events COP26 Panel on Atmospheric Deposition Ariel Stein will moderate a WMO panel on Saturday, November 6 during COP26, on Atmospheric Deposition: the Invisible Threat – Impacts on Agriculture, Ecosystems and Oceans. This session will be hosted within the IPCC-WMO-UKMO Pavilion. Wet and dry deposition of atmospheric…
DetailsARL Weekly News – October 22, 2021 Recent Events Auburn’s Invited Climate Speaker LaToya Myles was an invited speaker for Auburn University’s climate course for undergraduates. She gave an overview of NOAA and discussed the importance of accuracy and representativeness of climate and weather measurements during their Zoom class meeting. OAR New Employee Orientation session Dr.…
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ARL Weekly News – October 15, 2021 Previous Events NOAA Administrator visits ARL’s Special Operations and Research Division Administrator Spinrad visited ARL’s SORD (Special Operations and Research Division), in Las Vegas NV on Oct 19. This division specializes in meteorology and atmospheric transport and dispersion to provide information to decision makers, primarily at the DOE, to not only protect…
DetailsARL Weekly News – October 8, 2021 Recent Events Mercury Monitoring Installation at Barrow Atmospheric Baseline Observatory Paul Kelley and Winston Luke of NOAA’s Air Resources Laboratory traveled to Utqiaġvik Alaska to install a Tekran mercury speciation system at Barrow Atmospheric Baseline Observatory. NOAA’s baseline observatories are administered by the Global Monitoring Laboratory in Boulder, CO and…
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