101. NOAA ETL Clouds, Radiation, And Surface Processes Division NOAA Environmental Technology Laboratory The division supports other NOAAresearch and operational missions through development of NOAA satellite http://www.etl.noaa.gov/et6/

@import url(http://www.etl.noaa.gov/style/style.css); Quick Links NOAA NOAA Research NOAA Boulder ETL Home Data Programs Search Site Staff Index Home About ETL Cross-Cutting Themes Observing Systems ... Clouds, Radiation and Surface Processes Working Groups Cloud and Arctic Research Satellite Remote Sensing Marine and Air-Sea Interaction Programs EPIC 2001 Gas-Ex High Resolution Climate Observations PACS Sea Spray SHEBA SEARCH Related Research Aerosol Indirect Effect Staff Program Data Flux Datasets GOES Images NSA MMCR SHEBA MMCR Researchers study the Arctic for signs of climate change. Clouds, Radiation, and Surface Processes Division Dr. Chris Fairall, Chief The CRSP division develops measurement systems and techniques and applies those systems/techniques to various NOAA research missions. Our research emphasis is on atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) physical processes and associated interactions with the surface (ocean, land, ice) and the free troposphere where we seek fundamental understanding to promote the development of parameterizations useful for numerical models and diagnostic studies. Our measurement system emphasis is in remote sensors on NOAA satellites or surface-based sensors developed at ETL mixed with complex integrated systems of in situ sensors for studies of surface interactions. This division has participated in projects involving all three of NOAA's major research themes: Short term forecasting (FASTEX, PACJET)

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