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A link is provided to the University of Washington archive of MODIS true color, reflectance, liquid water path, particle diameter, and nighttime Ch20 and Ch31 brightness temperature difference imagery for the EPIC Stratocumulus campaign.
  • EPIC
final completed
This data set contains final state parameter, microphysics and navigation data from the BAE-146 aircraft during the Terrain-induced Rotor Experiment (T-REX) project. The main data files are in NetCDF format, with filenames in the form: core_famm...
  • T-REX
final 1.0
2007-11-08
This data set contains state parameter, microphysics and navigation data from the BAE-146 aircraft during the RICO project. The data are all 1 Hz averaged with the main data files in NetCDF format, with filenames in the form: RICO_FAAM_yyyymmdd_Rn_Bfff...
  • RICO
final 1.0
2007-11-05
This data set contains state parameter, microphysics and navigation data from the BAE-146 aircraft during the RICO project. The data are all 32 Hz averaged with the main data files in NetCDF format, with filenames in the form: RICO_FAAM_yyyymmdd_R0...
  • RICO
final 1.0
2007-11-05
Visible reflectance (two channels) and infrared brightness temperature (four channels) data derived from NOAA-20, NOAA-21, and NPP VIIRS satellite observations for the CAESAR (Cold Air Outbreak Experiment in the Sub-Arctic Region) campaign region.
  • CAESAR
final 1.0
2024-11-05

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