In diesem Video wird die Forschungskampagne PHILEAS (Probing High Latitude Export of Air from the Asian Summer Monsoon) vorgestellt, die im Sommer 2023 von einem Team von Atmosphärenforscher:innen durchgeführt wird. Die Kampagne zielt darauf ab, den Transport von verschmutzten Luftmassen aus dem asiatischen Monsun in Südostasien bis in die untere Stratosphäre über Europa zu untersuchen […]
The extreme precipitation that occurs during the Asiatic monsoon season repeatedly causes catastrophic devastation in Southeast Asia. The same weather systems which cause these extreme events also affect the altitude region of 12 to 20 kilometers. Strong convection transports partly heavily polluted air masses from the ground-level atmosphere in Southeast Asia into this altitude region,
HALO research aircraft to analyze the transport of greenhouses gases and aerosols over the Pacific The extreme precipitation that occurs during the Asiatic monsoon season repeatedly causes catastrophic devastation in Southeast Asia. The same weather systems which cause these extreme events also affect the altitude region of 12 to 20 kilometers. Strong convection transports partly
Up, up, and away with PHILEAS Weiterlesen »
HALO is back from the maintenance in the USA and the installation for the next campaign PHILEAS is ongoing.
HALO back from maintenance Weiterlesen »
Ein deutsch-brasilianisches Forschungsprojekt nimmt Messungen in der Atmosphäre vor, um den tropischen Regenwald besser zu verstehen. Wenn Joachim Curtius vom deutsch-brasilianischen Projekt CAFE-Brazil erzählt, kommt der Atmosphärenforscher ins Schwärmen. 60 Tage lang war er in der brasilianischen Tropenstadt Manaus im Amazonasgebiet, um mit dem Forschungsflugzeug HALO über dem Regenwald Messungen vorzunehmen, gemeinsam mit 70 weiteren Wissenschaftlerinnen und
Mit dem Forschungsflieger in die Gewitterwolken Weiterlesen »
As we reported earlier in this blog, we participated in the airborne field campaign HALO-(AC)³ In March and April 2022. The goal of the campaign was to improve the understanding of the airmasses transformation when transported into or out of the Arctic. Two types of airmass transports were of particular interest: First, moist and warm
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Wings over the Amazon: project management for climate research Weiterlesen »
HALO ist back from the campaign CAFE-Brazil! Yesterday, it landed safely in Oberpfaffenhofen. We are glad to have accomplished an extraordinarily successful campaign. Many thanks to the very dedicated team and our Brazilian partners, without whom this campaign would not have been possible. By completing more than 180 flight hours, we gathered a treasure of
HALO back from successful CAFE-Brazil mission Weiterlesen »