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Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Enhanced Shortwave Experiment

Atmospheric Composition

2
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Deployments
5
Platforms
1
Data Products

The Campaign

The Atmospheric Radiation Measurements Enhanced Shortwave Experiment (ARESE) was a joint effort between NASA and the Department of Energy (DoE) to investigate the absorption of solar radiation in the atmosphere. ARESE conducted two deployments over the Southern Great Plains during the spring and fall of 1995 and 2000. During these periods, airborne and ground measurements of various radiative properties were collected on clear and cloudy days to assess the accuracy of modeled atmospheric absorption of solar radiation. ARESE was funded through NASA, DoE, and the Department of Defense (DoD).

1995-09-22 — 2000-04-05

Southern Great Plains, Southwestern United States
boreal fall, boreal spring

N: 39°N

S: 20°N

W: 121°W

E: 88°W

Additional Notes

SOLAR RADIATION
ABSORPTION
SOLAR IRRADIANCE
CLOUDS
AEROSOLS
MODEL ACCURACY
CLOUD PROPERTIES
ATMOSPHERIC RADIATION
CLOUD RADIATIVE TRANSFER
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Events

2 Deployments
2 IOPs
2 Significant Events
199619971998199920002001

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INSTRUMENTS
10.5067/ASDC_DAAC/ARESE/0001External Link
NASA, DoE, DoD
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Francisco Valero
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ASDCExternal Link

DoD, DoE