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The U-Mich Ground Radiometers project at CLPX focuses on advanced measurements of radiometric data using truck-based radiometers operating across various frequencies (1.4 GHz to 37 GHz). Led by PI Tony England, the team conducts significant events including large and small tree upwelling, snow course dwell, and elevation scanning. The project aims to gather, analyze, and calibrate data for scientific studies in atmospheric and environmental research. Collaboration among graduates and undergraduate students supports ongoing data collection and analysis for improved understanding of radiative processes.
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U-Mich Ground Radiometers at CLPX • Tony England, PI,england@umich.edu • Roger De Roo, co-PI,deroo@umich.edu • Haoyu Gu, graduate student,guh@umich.edu • Hanh Pham, graduate student,hpham@umich.edu • David Boprie, technical support • James Glettler, undergraduate student
Equipment at CLPX • Truck-based radiometers • 37 GHz V/H • 19 GHz V/H • 6.7 GHz V/H • 1.4 GHz V/H (?) • Micro-met station
CLPX radiometer events • Large tree upwelling • Small tree upwelling • Snow course dwell • Snow course elevation scan • Large tree downwelling • Sky calibration • ml absorber calibration • Power-up and thermal set point changes
CLPX event descriptions NW W SW Tall Tree Upwelling Tall Tree Downwelling Short Tree Upwelling Snow Dwell Snow Elevation Scan
CLPX events Microwave Radiometer Events, by type & epoch Days of data collection, by radiometer and epoch
Example brightness data (corrected)
IOP3 calibration consistency 37 GHz 19 GHz C-V C-H