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The CALIPSO-CloudSat Validation Experiment

Atmospheric Composition

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The Campaign

The CALIPSO-CloudSat Validation Experiment (CC-VEx) was an airborne campaign that was conducted to support the calibration and validation of two satellite missions: The Cloud-Aerosol Lidar and Infrared Pathfinder Satellite Observation (CALIPSO) and CloudSat. CC-VEx had 1 deployment which took place from July 24 to August 14, 2006, and was primarily based out of Warner Robins, GA. NASA’s ER-2 and B-200 aircraft along with Weather Modification Inc.’s LearJet were deployed with remote sensing and in situ instrumentation to take observations of aerosol and cloud layers. CC-VEX was funded through NASA's Radiation Sciences Program.

2006-07-24 — 2006-08-14

Eastern United States, Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico
boreal summer

N: 40°N

S: 23°N

W: 98°W

E: 75°W

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Additional Notes

This was a validation campaign for the CALIPSO and CloudSat satellite missions.

Repositories

CLOUD MICROPHYSICS
CLOUD OPTICAL PROPERTIES
AEROSOL OPTICAL PROPERTIES
AEROSOL MICROPHYSICS
CLOUDS
AEROSOLS
SATELLITE VALIDATION
CALIPSO
CLOUDSAT
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Events

1 Deployment
1 IOP
4 Significant Events
20072008
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NASA
Radiation Sciences Program
Hal Maring
Charles Trepte, Gerald Mace
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