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Licata, Steve
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Utilizing AIRS Near Real-Time Data for Volcanic Plume Detection Rapid Response
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AIRS Volcanic Plume Detection Rapid Response: Algorithm, Web Page & Applications
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AIRS Applications: Status, Applications Vs. Traditional Science
Proceedings of NASA Atmospheric Infrared Sounder Spring Science Team Meeting (AIRS 2016)
Science Highlights and Lessons Learned from the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS)
The Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) and companion instrument, the Advanced Microwave Sounding Unit (AMSU) on the NASA Earth Observing System Aqua spacecraft are facility instruments designed to support measurements of atmospheric temperature, water vapor and a wide range of atmospheric constituents in support of weather forecasting and scientific research in climate and atmospheric chemistry. This paper is an update to the science highlights from a paper by the authors released last year and also looks back at the lessons learned and future needs of the scientific community. These lessons not only include requirements on the measurements, but scientific shortfalls as well. Results from the NASA Science Community Workshop in IR and MW Sounders relating to AIRS and AMSU requirements and concerns are covered and reflect much of what has been learned and what is needed for future atmospheric sounding from Low Earth Orbit.
AIRS Retrieval of Atmospheric CO2 in Three Layers (Progress Toward Satellite Retrieval of a Profile)
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Reaching for the Middle Strat and Lower Trop for AIRS CO2 (Progress Toward Satellite Retrieval of a Profile)
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