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  8. Joint HALO/FAAM/Falcon Science Workshop

HALO Topical Workshop: Scientific exploitation of the combined HALO/FAAM/Falcon flight during the NAWDEX campaign 2016 (14 October, IOP 11)

16 – 17 November 2017, University of Hamburg

Contact: verena.gruetzun"AT"uni-hamburg.de , heike.konow"AT"uni-hamburg.de  

Scope of the Workshop:

  • Joint flight of the English FAAM, the French Falcon and the German HALO during NAWDEX 2016 (Iceland, IOP 11, 14 October, deep cloud system associated with an occluded front)
  • Bringing together the different communities behind the flights and the different results from the instruments to work on common research topics.
  • Identification of cross-cutting research topics such as:
    • Analysis of a mixed-phase cloud system with rich information from complementary, independent observations
    • Cross-validation of instruments The development of ice retrievals for future satellite missions
    • The exploitation of the data with regard to the microphysical properties of the cloud …
  • Identification of potential joint publications

Program

The workshop starts Thursday, 16 November 2017 at 12:15 and ends Friday, 17 November 2017 at 12:30. Please find the detailed program for download here:

Program (pdf)

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Participants

Talks and posters 
(password protected, please contact Verena Grützun, verena.gruetzun@uni-hamburg.de)

Funded by the HALO SPP (DFG).

 

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