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2017 ACOM Annual Report
ACOM Director's Message
NCAR Imperative 1: Conduct innovative fundamental research to advance the atmospheric and related sciences.
NCAR Imperative 2: Develop, maintain and deploy advanced observational facilities and services.
NCAR Imperative 3: Develop, deliver and support a suite of advanced community models.
NCAR Imperative 5: Develop and transfer science to meet societal needs.
NCAR Imperative 6: Educate and entrain a talented and diverse group of students and early career professionals.
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2017 ACOM Annual Report
ACOM Director's Message
NCAR Imperative 1: Conduct innovative fundamental research to advance the atmospheric and related sciences.
1A: Asian Summer Monsoon: Transport from the Intensely Polluted Troposphere to the Stratosphere
1B: Chemical feedback from decreasing carbon monoxide emissions affects methane lifetime
1C: Whiteface Mountain Coordinated Cloud Chemistry Investigation
1D: Alkyl Nitrates
1E: Reactions of Unsaturated Aldehydes in the Atmosphere
1F: ACOM Environmental Chamber
1G: Regional climate impacts from regional aerosol emissions
1H: Advancements in geoengineering research using WACCM
1I: Successful Spectral measurements in the mid-IR during the Solar Eclipse of 2017
NCAR Imperative 2: Develop, maintain and deploy advanced observational facilities and services.
2A: Continued development of the High-Resolution Time-of-Flight version of the TOGA instrument
2B: NASA ATom mission
2C: KORUS-AQ Instrumentation
2D: GPIT (GV Pod Inlet Test) Project
2E: ACCORD activities: Fire Data Analysis Workshop
NCAR Imperative 3: Develop, deliver and support a suite of advanced community models.
3A: WRF-Chem Model Development
3B: WACCM model development
3C: UV Radiation and Bio-aerosols
3D: KORUS-AQ Model Simulations
3E: Response of Ground-Level Ozone to Stratospheric Ozone Recovery
NCAR Imperative 5: Develop and transfer science to meet societal needs.
5A: Field Campaigns: FRAPPÉ and DISCOVER-AQ
5B: Satellite views of wide-spread pollution from western U.S. wildfires in September, 2017
NCAR Imperative 6: Educate and entrain a talented and diverse group of students and early career professionals.
6A: 2nd Atmospheric Composition and the Asian Monsoon (ACAM) Training School
6B: Atmospheric Composition and the Asian Monsoon (ACAM) Workshop
6C: Undergraduate internship and graduate student visitor appointment
ACOM Director's Message
NCAR Imperative 1: Conduct innovative fundamental research to advance the atmospheric and related sciences.
NCAR Imperative 2: Develop, maintain and deploy advanced observational facilities and services.
NCAR Imperative 3: Develop, deliver and support a suite of advanced community models.
NCAR Imperative 5: Develop and transfer science to meet societal needs.
NCAR Imperative 6: Educate and entrain a talented and diverse group of students and early career professionals.
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