DOE OSTI · 2217102
ARM FY2024 Radar Plan
Abstract
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) user facility’s radar capability aims to provide high-quality radar observations to the scientific community, advancing the understanding of clouds and precipitation processes and ultimately improving climate models. ARM operates radars across a spectrum of frequencies with diverse scanning capacities (Table 1) to meet these scientific goals. The maintenance, operations, and management of these distributed radars at sites in various climate regimes require a substantial staffing commitment. However, the existing staffing resources are constrained, making it impractical to sustain the consistent high-quality operations that are expected by the ARM user community. In response, ARM needs to develop priorities for the radar team each year. This report lays out the forthcoming priorities for Financial Year 2024 (FY24), aiming to establish a structure for the ongoing management of radar operations and data processing.
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Feng, Ya-Chien, Theisen, Adam, Lindenmaier, Iosif Andrei, Collis, Scott, Giangrande, Scott, Comstock, Jennifer M., Matthews, Alyssa A., Rocque, Marqui N., Schuman, Eddie K., Wendler, Timothy G., Castro, Vagner, Deng, Min, Zhang, Damao, Xie, Shaocheng, Flaherty, Julia E., Mather, James H.. 2023-11-01. ARM FY2024 Radar Plan. https://doi.org/10.2172/2217102
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