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GCOS Reference Upper Air Network: development and plans

GCOS Reference Upper Air Network: development and plans. Progress to date. Measurement requirements set Lead Centre instigated at Lindenberg , Germany 15 initial sites globally Mixed instrumentation capabilities Different climatic zones

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GCOS Reference Upper Air Network: development and plans

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  1. GCOS Reference Upper Air Network: development and plans

  2. Progress to date • Measurement requirements set • Lead Centre instigated at Lindenberg, Germany • 15 initial sites globally • Mixed instrumentation capabilities • Different climatic zones • Definition of GRUAN reference measurement published in peer reviewed literature • Estimate + uncertainty (all known systematics removed, tracability) • Based on Guide to Uncertainty in Measurements

  3. Future plans • Near term (next 6-12 months) • GRUAN measurements for in situ RS92 soundings served through NCDC and reprocessed to extent possible. • GRUAN measures for CFH/FPH soundings to follow • Collection and retention of raw data for remaining observations at all stations (locally or centrally) to allow future reprocessing. Data may be available for use but does NOT presently constitute a GRUAN measure. • Completion of manual of operations • Longer term • Expansion of GRUAN measures to remote sensing capabilities (GNSS-IWV, Lidar, FTIR etc.). • Expansion of network • Resolving remaining science questions • Scheduling • Collocation of measures • Etc.

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