DOE OSTI · 1599762
ARM Shortwave Spectral Radiometry Strategy Review Report
Abstract
A meeting of experts in shortwave (SW) spectral measurements was held in February 2019 to discuss the current state of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) user facility instrumentation and the potential scientific impact of these measurements. Instrument mentors and users reported significant progress in hyperspectral measurement quality, with good-quality data sets now possible at several field campaigns and fixed sites. Ongoing filter-based measurement improvements, including addition of the 1.6-micron channel to the multifilter rotating shadowband radiometer (MFRSR) and lunar tracking mode of the Cimel sun photometers, were also lauded as exciting developments to improve retrievals of aerosol radiative properties and size distributions.
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Riihimaki, Laura, Flynn, Connor J., McComiskey, Allison, Chiu, Christine, Feldman, Daniel, Gristey, Jake, Habte, Aron, Herrera, Christian, Hodges, Gary, Jones, Steve, Kassianov, Evgueni, Kindel, Bruce, Kutchenreiter, Mark, Lantz, Kathy, LeBlanc, Samuel E., Marshak, Alexander, Michalsky, Joseph, Stanitski, Diane, Schmidt, Sebastian, Scott, Herman, Telg, Hagen, Theisen, Adam, Wagener, Rick. 2020-02-01. ARM Shortwave Spectral Radiometry Strategy Review Report. https://doi.org/10.2172/1599762
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