DOE OSTI · 1557052
ARM Cloud Radar Simulator Package for Global Climate Models
Abstract
It has been challenging to directly compare U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Climate Research Facility ground-based cloud radar measurements with climate model output because of limitations or features of the observing processes and the spatial gap between model and the single-point measurements. To facilitate the use of ARM radar data in numerical models, an ARM cloud radar simulator was developed to converts model data into pseudo-ARM cloud radar observations that mimic the instrument view of a narrow atmospheric column (as compared to a large global climate model [GCM] grid-cell), thus allowing meaningful comparison between model output and ARM cloud observations.
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Zhang, Y.. 2017-09-01. ARM Cloud Radar Simulator Package for Global Climate Models. https://doi.org/10.2172/1557052
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