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EPA Methane Detection Virtual Workshop, Tim Pernini | August 25, 2021

The GreenLITE™ Solution--AER's revolutionary real-time emission monitoring solution

GreenLITE™ is an open-path laser absorption spectrometer system that enables two-dimensional mapping of gas fields in both concentration and emission space. The system covers areas of up to 25 square kilometers and operates autonomously and continuously.

Every time severe winter weather strikes the United States or Europe, reporters are fond of saying that global warming may be to blame. The paradox goes like this: As Arctic sea ice melts and the polar atmosphere warms, the swirling winds that confine cold Arctic air weaken, letting it spill...

* UPDATED* NY Times John Schwartz, Philadelphia Inquirer Anthony Wood, USA Today Doyle Rice, NY Times Rick Rojas and Marie Fazio, Bloomberg Brian K Sullivan, Washington Post Tom Niziol, KIRO7 Seattle Seth Borenstein, The Guardian Oliver Milman, E&E News Benjamin Storrow & Chelsea Harvey, SF Chronicle J.D. Morris, National Geographic Madeleine Stone, Michigan Live Mark Torregrossa, New Statesman Oscar Williams | February 1, 2021

Wild Weather in a Warming World--AER contributes to news stories on major US winter storms

The New York Times | December 18, 2020

How climate change is affecting winter storms

After the recent major winter storm striking the Eastern Unites States AERs Dr Judah Cohen, director of seasonal forecasting is highlighted in a New York Times article. Dr Cohen tackles the complex relationship between climate change and the increase of extreme weather events against the backdrop of warmer winters overall.

University of Nebraska–Lincoln  | November 4, 2020

Seasonal Forecast Based Preharvest Hedging

Using past weather seasons (2001-2018) and a strictly defined hedging criteria, the results suggest producers would make additional net revenue per acre by using analogs

For the Washington DC area, forecasters call for at least 10 times as much snow this winter compared to last But that’s only around 10 inches and still below average.

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.

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 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 Global Modeling and Assimilation Office | June 29, 2020

NASA implements AER Radiative Transfer Code

Dr Guy Seeley | April 30, 2020

AER Leadership Team Announcement

2020 Leadership Team

Meteorological Technology International | March 23, 2020

AER to make weather data software available to the private sector

AER and UCAR agreement on satellite data