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Data from the NOAA Tail Doppler Radar (TDR) and University of Colorado Compact Raman Lidar (CRL) that were onboard the NOAA P-3 aircraft for flights around the southeastern United States for the Verification of the Origins of Rotation in Tornadoes...
  • VORTEX-SE_2018
final 1.0
2023-12-06
This is a merged data set created by Burton Gray. The following data sets are included: - Data Merge: Burton Gray, gtg550z@mail.gatech.edu - DMS, SO2: Byron Blomquist, blomquis@hawaii.edu - H2O2, CH3OOH: Brian Heikes, bheikes@gso.uri.edu - H2O2_OSul:...
  • PASE
final 1.0
2011-09-14
This dataset contains ACARS data. Data is archived as netCDF files.
  • COMET_CASE_024
This dataset contains ACARS data. Data is archived as netCDF files.
  • COMET_CASE_025
This dataset contains ACARS data. Data is archived as netCDF files.
  • COMET_CASE_029
This dataset contains ACARS data. Data is archived as netCDF files.
  • COMET_CASE_030
COMET CASE 036 ACARS Data
  • COMET_CASE_036
Compact Raman Lidar (CRL) measurements of water vapor, aerosol, and temperature profiles from the NPS Twin Otter during SWEX (Sundowner Winds EXperiment) from 4 April to 10 May 2022. Data for each flight is available in NetCDF format with an...
  • SWEX
final 1.0
2023-02-17
This dataset contains low rate (1sps) carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrous oxide (N2O) in situ mixing ratio observations collected by the aerodyne CS-108 miniQCL aboard the NSF/NCAR HIAPER GV during the MAIR-E project.
  • MAIR-E
final 1.0
2024-04-12
This dataset contains carbon monoxide, nitrous oxide and water vapor in situ mixing ratio observations in NASA ICARTT format from the ACCLIP field campaign.
  • ACCLIP
final 1.0
2023-01-09

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