DOE OSTI · 1888480
ARM FY2023 Radar Plan
Abstract
The fundamental objective of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) user facility’s radar capability is to provide high-quality radar observations to the scientific user community with an overarching goal of improving the treatment of clouds and precipitation in climate models. ARM has a complement of 32 radars, including scanning and zenith-pointing varieties (Table 1). The effort to maintain and operate these radars is significant and requires a large, distributed staffing commitment. It has not been feasible to ensure the continuous, high-level operations expected by the ARM user community for all radars at all times, so priorities are established to routinely manage select radar operations every fiscal year. These priorities for FY23 are listed herein.
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Theisen, Adam, Feng, Ya-Chien, Matthews, Alyssa, Johnson, Karen, Schuman, Eddie, Lindenmaier, Andrei, Wendler, Timothy, Castro, Vagner, Giangrande, Scott, Collis, Scott, Zhang, Damao, Mather, James, Comstock, Jennifer. 2022-09-01. ARM FY2023 Radar Plan. https://doi.org/10.2172/1888480
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