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AER is pleased to continue our support of satellite-based cloud detection and analysis
The Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) Weather System (EWS) will continue the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program’s (DMSP) mission to provide global terrestrial cloud forecasting and theater weather imagery data to warfighters, for timely mission operations planning and execution.
The warmth of wind power--AER senior scientist Lee Miller explains how wind turbines can change local climate
We will have a lot more wind power in the future — wind power is a scalable approach to reducing carbon emissions and future climate change. However, wind power can also cause changes in the local climate
AER Scientists Lead Review of COVID-19 Pandemic and Air Pollution Emissions
Ball Aerospace wins NOAA weather instruments study contracts
AER will assist in analysis of the instrument design and performance of the Ball Operational Weather Instrument Evolution (BOWIE) Microwave. This instrument is about half the size of microwave instruments on current polar-orbiting weather satellites.
NASA implements AER Radiative Transfer Code
PODCAST- How is COVID-19 Affecting Air Quality and Climate
AER Scientist Authors Research Brief on China CO2 Emissions
AER Leadership Team Announcement
2020 Leadership Team
AER to make weather data software available to the private sector
AER and UCAR agreement on satellite data
AER Licenses UCAR System to Boost Use of GNSS Satellite Data
AER Employees of the Year 2019
AER Employee Awards
AER Scientists Lead Review Article on the Relationship between Severe Winter Weather and Arctic Warmth
AER Physicist Eli Mlawer: A onetime string theorist now improves the way models represent spectral radiances throughout the atmosphere
AER Scientists Rui Ponte and Chris Little co-author a new paper: River-discharge effects on US Atlantic and Gulf coast sea-level changes
River-discharge effects on US Atlantic and Gulf coast sea-level changes
AER Winter Forecast Predicts Cold in the Northern and Eastern U.S., Mild in the Southwestern U.S.
AER 2017-18 Winter Forecast
AER provides evidence that colder winter temperatures across the Northern Hemisphere are related to a weakening trend of the polar vortex (PV).
More-Persistent Weak Stratospheric Polar Vortex States Linked to Cold Extremes.