AIRS Science Team Meeting

March 17, 2014 - March 19, 2014

California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California

Presentations

Presentations that we have received permission to post are found below. Please note these presentations may not have been revised or corrected, and therefore may contain occasional inaccuracies.

Headquarters Perspective

Ramesh Kakar, NASA Headquarters

Invited Talk: Observing Interannual Variations in Hadley Circulation Atmospheric Diabatic Heating and Circulation Strength

Norman Loeb, NASA

Southern Hemisphere Wind Biases in Climate Models and Missing Gravity Waves: What can AIRS Observations Tell Us?

Joan Alexander, NWRA

Extreme Weather Events Observed by the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS)

Sun Wong, NASA/JPL

10-Years of Intercomparisons of AIRS and ERA-Interim via PDFs

Larrabee Strow, UMBC

Using multiple reanalyses to help diagnose the long wave clear-sky difference between models and observations

Gerald Potter, NASA/GSFC

Cloud processes in midlatitude cyclones

Catherine Naud, Columbia University

Lessons learned from AIRS mid tropospheric CO2 and the future opportunities

Junjie Liu, NASA/JPL

Surface and Atmospheric Response to El Nino Activity

Joel Susskind, NASA/GSFC

AIRS & CERES & Model Earth’s Radiative Components

Alexander Ruzmaikin, NASA/JPL

What can we learn from 11 years of AIRS Observations?

Eric Fetzer, NASA/JPL

Judicious Use of AIRS Data for Climate Model Evaluation

Baijun Tian, NASA/JPL

Investigation of Cloud-Topped Marine Boundary layer Using AIRS/AMSU data

Qing Yue, NASA/JPL

On the net surface water exchange rate estimated from remote sensing observation and reanalysis

Ali Behrangi, NASA/JPL

Separating recent emissions from background CO

Juying Warner, UMBC

AIRS CO2 Science Highlights and Project Status

Edward Olsen, NASA/JPL

Full Spectrum Intercalibration of AIRS and CrIS

Larrabee Strow, UMBC

Status and Plans for Version 7 at SRT

Joel Susskind, NASA/GSFC

AIRS Version 6 at the GES DISC: Processing, New Related Products, and Giovanni

Thomas Hearty, NASA/GSFC

Upper Atmosphere Signature of Mid-latitude Ocean Fronts

Timothy Liu, NASA/JPL