ADM-Aeolus Workshop Presentations
Below are links to the presentations given at the ADM-Aeolus Workshop held at ESA-ESTEC, Noordwijk, the Netherlands on 26-28 September 2006:
Introduction
Welcome - S. Briggs
Objectives of Workshop and Structure - P. Dubock
History and Future of Wind Lidar - M. Huffacker
ADM-Aeolus
The Science Aspects of the ADM-Aeolus Mission (23.5 Mb!)- P. Ingmann
The ADM-Aeolus Mission (14.4 Mb!) - M. Endemann
The ALADIN Payload - D. Morançais
The Aeolus Ground Segment Overview - H. Nett
ADM-Aeolus Level-2B/Level-2C Processing: Products for Application in Operational Numerical Weather Prediction and Scientific Environments - D. Tan
Correction of ADM Rayleigh Winds from Temperature and Pressure Effects - A. Dabas
ADM-Aeolus L2b Processing in a Heterogeneous Atmosphere - A. Stoffelen
ADM L1b LAB and Light Scattering Software in the DLR's Virtual Laboratory - J. Wauer
DWL research and applications
Scientific Motivation for ADM-Aeolus - E. Källén
Spin-Off Products on Aerosol and Cloud Layers from ADM-Aeolus - P. Flamant
Particle Backscatter and Extinction Profiling with ALADIN - A. Ansmann
Potential Impact of ADM-Aeolus and its Follow-On DWL Scenarios in the Tropics - N. Žagar
Combining the Midlatitudinal and Equatorial Background Error in Global Data Assimilation - H. Körnich
The Use of Wind Observations in Atmospheric Dynamics and Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) - J. Le Marshall
The Impact of Airborne Doppler Lidar Measurements on ECMWF Forecasts - M. Weissmann
Doppler Wind Lidar Impact in Extreme Weather SOSE – Sensitivity Observing System Experiment - G.-J. Marseille
Doppler Wind Lidar Improves 1999 Christmas Storm Forecasts - A. Stoffelen
OSSEs to Evaluate Impact of DWL on Medium Range Weather Forecasts at NCEP and JCSDA - M. Masutani
Transport in the Lower Stratosphere: Science Issues and Research Needs - T. Shepherd
The Value of Global Wind Stratospheric Measurements - W. Lahoz
User organisations
The WMO Space Programme Serving WMO’s Global Observing System - D. Hinsman
ADM-Aeolus and Climate Observation Requirements - G. Sommeria
The Importance of Stratospheric Wind Measurements for the SPARC Programme - A. O’Neill (presented by T. Shepherd)
The ECMWF Forecasting System, Data Impacts, and Prospects for ADM-Aeolus - A. Simmons
Towards an Adaptive Observation Network: Monitoring the Observation Impact on the Forecast - C. Cardinali
Related observing systems and future concepts
First Experiences with CALIOP - D. Winker
SWIFT on the Canadian Space Agency's Chinook Mission - I. McDade
Assessing the Expected Performance and Data Utility of an Adaptively Targeted, Scanning, Hybrid Technology DWL for Space - G.D. Emmitt
NOAA Satellite Doppler Wind Lidar Activities: A Status Report - M. Hardesty
Recent Developments and Results of NICT Doppler Wind Lidars - S. Ishii
Eumetsat Future Programmes - J. Schmetz
Programmatics and Concepts for ADM-Aeolus Follow-on Missions - P. Dubock
