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Aeolus: ESA's wind mission
ESA's wind mission
 
ADM-Aeolus is the first space mission to acquire profiles of the wind on a global scale. These near-realtime observations will improve the accuracy of numerical weather and climate prediction and advance our understanding of tropical dynamics and processes relevant to climate variability.

Experts gather as volcanic dust settles
 
28 May 2010   Following the eruption of Iceland’s Eyjafjallajoekull volcano that spewed huge amounts of ash and grounded numerous flights, more than 50 experts from around the world gathered at a workshop organised by ESA and EUMETSAT to discuss what has been learned and identify future opportunities for volcanic ash monitoring.

Ash cloud observed by lidar
New tools aid volcanic ash monitoring
 
22 April 2010   While satellites are providing an ideal way of monitoring the cloud of volcanic ash sweeping across much of Europe recently, a ground-based network of lidar instruments has also been providing a valuable source of information to help meteorologists assess this unprecedented event.

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Campaign over ice sheets tests Aeolus technologyNew findings benefit future lidar missionsDLR carries out mountain campaign for AeolusADM-Aeolus Announcement of OpportunityCritical laser components stand the test of time for ESA's wind mission AeolusScientists and engineers meet to further ESA’s wind mission
 
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ADM-Aeolus Technical Information and Publications ListADM-Aeolus Science Report (pdf)ADM-Aeolus brochure (pdf)
 
 
 
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