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Analysis of CPL Data and Lessons Learned from 2012 Storm Center Observations

This document contains crucial data recorded by the CPL (Cloud Physics Lidar) on September 11 and 27, 2012, detailing the phase state of water (liquid and ice) in relation to storm center positions. It includes an examination of various layer heights and observations of atmospheric conditions during the event. Additionally, it outlines key lessons learned by the CPL team regarding equipment operation and communication protocols in extreme weather conditions, highlighting the importance of real-time image feedback from ground crews.

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Analysis of CPL Data and Lessons Learned from 2012 Storm Center Observations

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  1. CPL Data 11Sep12 Depol(Water Phase) Water: 0 – 0.15 Mixed: 0.15 – 0.27 Ice: > 0.27

  2. CPL Data 27Sep12 Across Storm Center S-N Box Path Around Storm Center NE E S W NW

  3. CPL Layer Heights ASCII files available at: http://cpl.gsfc.nasa.gov Example from layers*.txt file on website LAYER 1 LAYER 2 LAYER 3 LAYER 4 02:49:21 34.0105 -20.4609 17943 -0.19 3 -999 ( 10702 9803 3 )( 8934 7884 3 )( 1349 1139 3 ) 02:49:22 34.0105 -20.4627 17943 0.05 3 -999 ( 10672 9773 3 )( 8874 7854 3 )( 1319 1019 3 ) 02:49:23 34.0105 -20.4646 17942 -0.29 3 -999 ( 10672 9833 3 )( 8904 7884 3 )( 1289 1079 3 ) 02:49:24 34.0105 -20.4664 17942 -0.23 3 -999 ( 10672 9833 3 )( 8904 7914 3 )( 1319 1079 3 ) 02:49:25 34.0105 -20.4683 17942 -0.08 3 -999 ( 10672 9773 3 )( 8754 7914 3 )( 1349 1169 3 ) 02:49:26 34.0105 -20.4701 17941 -0.09 3 -999 ( 10672 9713 3 )( 8784 8004 3 )( 1319 1139 3 ) 02:49:27 34.0105 -20.4719 17941 -0.21 3 -999 ( 10672 9773 3 )( 8814 7854 3 )( 1319 1139 3 ) 02:49:28 34.0105 -20.4738 17941 -0.31 3 -999 ( 10672 9833 3 )( 8814 7884 3 )( 1319 1109 3 ) 02:49:29 34.0105 -20.4756 17942 -0.20 3 -999 ( 10672 9893 3 )( 8754 7914 3 )( 1289 1109 3 ) 02:49:30 34.0105 -20.4774 17942 -0.16 3 -999 ( 10702 9833 3 )( 8904 7884 3 )( 1289 1079 3 )

  4. Lessons Learned – CPL Team • PMOF too cold! • CPL will overheat if powered on and there is a takeoff delay. • Must make sure communications with ground crew are clear and finalized. • Do groups have feedback on utility of CPL real-time images?

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