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This data set contains the observations from the Droplet Measurement Technologies (DMT) cloud probes that were deployed on the NOAA P-3 aircraft for flights over the southeastern United States during VORTEX-SE 2018. The probes included the Cloud...
  • VORTEX-SE_2018
final 1.0
2019-04-24
This data set contains the observations from the Droplet Measurement Technologies (DMT) cloud probes that were deployed on the NOAA P-3 aircraft for flights over the plains region of the United States during the TORUS_2019 (Targeted Observation by...
  • TORUS_2019
final 1.0
2020-01-17
This data set contains the microphysical observations from the NOAA P-3 (N43) during several PECAN IOPs from 17 June to 13 July 2015. Data included are from the Precipitation Imaging Probe (PIP), Cloud Imaging Probe (CIP), Cloud Droplet Probe (CDP),...
  • PECAN
final 1.0
2016-02-08
This dataset contains Twin Otter Airplane Flight Level Data collected over Granite Mountain during the Mountain Terrain Atmospheric Modeling and Observations Field Experimental Component (MATERHORN-X) project. All data files are in comma separated...
  • MATERHORN-X
final 2.0
2017-06-29
This dataset contains hydrometeor size spectra data for the Seeded and Natural Orographic Wintertime clouds – the Idaho Experiment (SNOWIE). There is one file for each UW King Air (UWKA) research flight. The files contain particle size spectra from all...
  • SNOWIE
1.0
2017-12-22
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