Events

Recent Events

In this seminar, invited panelists will discuss their current uses of lidar for applications and the benefits of these instruments for societal decision-making activities. The 102nd Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society provides an opportunity to bring together world-class experts on extreme weather and climate with researchers in the fields of water quality/scarcity, energy, food, and health/diseases. AOS science will be featured in a number of talks during the 102nd AMS Annual Meeting to be held online on January 23-27, 2022.Please join us at the next AOS Applications Seminar Series talk: Could wildfires amplify drought and heatwave through the coupling between aerosols, clouds, precipitation and atmospheric circulation?. Our invited Speaker is Dr. Rong Fu (UCLA). The American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting is the primary gathering for Earth and space scientists, students, and those in affiliated fields to share scientific findings and identify innovative solutions. Over 45 AOS-related presentations will be given at this year's meeting.Speakers Emily Berndt (MSFC/SPoRT), Aaron Naeger (UAH/SPoRT), Anita LeRoy (UAH/SPoRT), and Aaron Jacobs (NOAA NWS), will discuss NASA's SPoRT research and application activities as well as application opportunities relevant to the future AOS mission. Members of AOS teams will present the current status of the mission.Please join us at the first AOS Applications Seminar Series talk. Invited speaker, Armin Sorooshian (U. of Arizona), will speak about NASA's ACTIVATE program and AOS applications. Email Andrea Portier to register. Members of the Study Management and Executive Science teams will present the current definition of ACCP science objectives and the status of candidate mission architectures that have been studied. In a series of three half-day virtual meetings, this workshop will focus on current applications and future opportunities of ACCP observations to support air quality and disaster applications. The ACCP Webinar Series leads off with Advances in Aerosol Assimilation and Future Perspectives by Dr. Angela Benedetti, European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts. In a series of half-day virtual meetings (Nov 2 and Nov 4-5), this workshop focused on current applications and future opportunities of NASA precipitation and cloud data products to support transport and logistical activities for aviation, maritime, roads and highway transportation systems. This two-day workshop will focus on current applications and future opportunities for NASA precipitation, cloud, and aerosol satellite data and products to support numerical weather prediction (NWP) and air quality forecasting activities.