Atmospheric System Research

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Atmospheric System Research is a U.S. Department of Energy subprogram that investigates atmospheric processes and cloud–aerosol interactions to improve climate and Earth system models.

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instanceOf U.S. Department of Energy subprogram ⓘ
atmospheric science research program ⓘ
climate research program ⓘ
aim advance process-level understanding of the atmosphere ⓘ
improve Earth system models ⓘ
improve climate models ⓘ
reduce uncertainty in climate projections ⓘ
collaboratesWith national laboratories ⓘ
research institutions ⓘ
universities ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
field Earth system science ⓘ
atmospheric science ⓘ
climate science ⓘ
focusesOnRegion global atmosphere ⓘ
key climate-sensitive regions ⓘ
focusesOnScale process-level atmospheric phenomena ⓘ
fundingAgency U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science ⓘ
linked to: Office of Science
goal enhance predictive skill of Earth system models ⓘ
improve representation of aerosols in climate models ⓘ
improve representation of clouds in climate models ⓘ
improve representation of cloud–aerosol interactions in models ⓘ
operatedBy U.S. Department of Energy ⓘ
partOf Biological and Environmental Research program ⓘ
Office of Science ⓘ
researchFocus aerosol life cycle ⓘ
aerosol–radiation interactions ⓘ
atmospheric processes ⓘ
boundary layer processes ⓘ
cloud dynamics ⓘ
cloud microphysics ⓘ
cloud–aerosol interactions ⓘ
cloud–aerosol–precipitation interactions ⓘ
cloud–radiation interactions ⓘ
precipitation processes ⓘ
radiative transfer in the atmosphere ⓘ
supports field campaigns ⓘ
laboratory studies ⓘ
model development ⓘ
model evaluation ⓘ
observational analysis ⓘ
theoretical studies ⓘ
topic aerosol formation ⓘ
aerosol removal ⓘ
aerosol transport ⓘ
cloud formation ⓘ
cloud lifetime and properties ⓘ
usesDataFrom Atmospheric Radiation Measurement user facility ⓘ

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