European Facility For Airborne Research

Aircraft observations of NH₃ from industrial and agricultural sources

11th January 2023 (1500 CET)

Lara Noppen (Université libre de Bruxelles, ULB)

Registration available at this link - with calendar file

Abstract:

Anthropogenic atmospheric emissions of the reactive nitrogen components nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) and ammonia (NH₃) have majorly altered the global nitrogen cycle in ...

4th EUFAR Airborne Science Webinar

Wednesday 7th September, 1500 CEST (1300 UTC)

Using satellite and in-situ observations of mixed-phase clouds to constrain their climate impact

Trude Storelvmo (University of Oslo)

Abstract:

In recent years, it has become increasingly clear that climate feedbacks involving mixed-phase clouds can have a strong influence on global warming. While satellite ...

EUFAR Airborne Science Webinar #3

Airborne remote sensing in support of atmospheric satellite missions

Frederik Tack (Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy BIRA-IASB) 

Wednesday 15 June 2022 (1300UTC / 1500CEST)

Abstract:

Airborne imaging systems have demonstrated good capabilities 1) to map the horizontal distribution of pollutants like NO₂ at high spatial resolution (~100 m²) and ...

The Copernicus Cal-Val Service (CCVS) is hosting an online workshop on the comparison of ground-based and space-based measurements, which may also be of interest to those involved with airborne measurements.

More information and registration details are available at this link. Registration is open until the end of 7 May 2022.