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    5 datasets found related to Sarah Woods. Full dataset descriptions and data access links are available by selecting the dataset title.
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    A 2D-S instrument is a cloud particle probe that contains two orthogonal open path optical array probes, which image cloud particles between about 10 microns - 2 mm in size as they pass through the instrument sample volume.  This imagery is used to...
    • CAESAR
    final 1.0
    2025-04-17
    Measurements of individual cloud particles and cloud particle size distributions from the Holographic Detector for Clouds (HOLODEC-II) that was aboard the NSF NCAR C-130 aircraft for the CAESAR (Cold Air Outbreak Experiment in the Sub-Arctic Region)...
    • CAESAR
    final 1.0
    2025-04-16
    The HVPS-3 instrument, or High Volume Precipitation Spectrometer, is an open path optical array probe.  Unlike the 2D-S, the HVPS has a single channel, which images cloud particles between about 150 microns - 19 mm in size, with 150 micron resolution,...
    • CAESAR
    final 1.0
    2025-04-17
    State and Cloud microphysics data collected on board the SPEC Learjet 35 during the Secondary Production of Ice in Cumulus Experiment (SPICULE) campaign from 29 May through 25 June 2021. This data set is in ICARTT format. Please see the ReadMe file and...
    • SPICULE
    final 2.0
    2022-11-16
    Cloud microphysics data collected on board the NSF/NCAR GV during the Secondary Production of Ice in Cumulus Experiment (SPICULE) campaign from 29 May through 25 June 2021. This data set is in ICARTT format. Please see the ReadMe file and the header...
    • SPICULE
    final 1.1
    2023-01-04

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