Convection and the Lifecycle of Indian Summer Monsoon: Models and Observations
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Del Genio, Anthony↗
Engineering topics
Fetzer, Eric
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Utilizing AIRS Near Real-Time Data for Volcanic Plume Detection Rapid Response
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Lambrigtsen, Bjorn↗
AIRS Volcanic Plume Detection Rapid Response: Algorithm, Web Page & Applications
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Teixeira, Joao↗
Improving the longest SI traceable hyperspectral infrared record from space from the AIRS
The Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) is a “facility” instrument developed by NASA as an experimental demonstration of advanced technology for remote sensing and the benefits of high resolution infrared spectra to weather forecasting and science investigations . It was launched into a 1:30 am/pm polar orbit on May 4, 2002 on the EOS Aqua Spacecraft, and is expected to provide highly calibrated data beyond 2024. AIRS has 2378 infrared channels ranging from 3.7 um to 15.4 um and a 13.5 km footprint. The AIRS data are used for weather forecasting, climate process studies and validating climate models. AIRS is a vital IR reference sensor for GSICS and is used by JMA for comparison to Himawari AHI , KMA for comparison to COMS , NOAA for comparison to CrIS and GOES , and EUMETSAT for comparison to IASI .
Strow, Larrabee↗