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Isoprene Emission, Plant-Insect Interactions N2O, Emissions, Tropical Rain Forests, Global Inventory, Biogeochemical Model
Mixing-layer Height, Annual and Diurnal Variation, Remote Sensing Techniques Regional Climate-Chemistry Simulations, Gas Phase Transformations, Photooxidants, UV-Radiation
Water Vapor Profiling, Differential Absorption Lidar, Troposphere, Sounding Technique Solar FTIR, Near Infrared, Invers Modelling, Satellite Validation, Kyoto Process
TERENO, Climate Feedback Observatory, Ammer Catchment, Lysimeter Network, Water Balance GLOWA-Volta, Volta Basin, Weather Forecast, Water Resource Management, Decision Support System
EUFAR: EUropean Fleet for Airborne Research
contact:

Dr. Wolfgang Junkermann

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funding:

European Union

EUFAR: European Fleet for Airborne Research

Dust and clouds above the mediterranean sea
Dust and clouds above the mediterranean sea

The GAMARF project was performed as part of the EUFAR (European Fleet of Airborne Research, www.EUFAR.net) Trans-National Access program. EUFAR provides European Community supported free access to research aircraft which are not available in foreign countries. IMK-IFU is operating the worlds smallest manned research aircraft within this Research Infrastructure Program.
The main focus of GAMARF project is on the modulation of short and long wavelength radiation balance by Saharan dust layers. Flights with radiation and aerosol instrumentation were performed above and offshore the island of Lampedusa, It, up to an altitude of > 4000 m above sea level to take advantage of the homogeneous surface properties (Albedo) of the surrounding Mediterranean sea.

 

Contacts: Wolfgang Junkermann

 

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