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Attenuated backscatter (1/(msr) time-height plot of Doppler lidar moments at the SGP ARM facility by Arunchandra Chandra
True color images from MODIS onboard Terra spanning about 500 km centered at the location of Graciosa Island. (left) A stratocumulus cloud case. (right) a broken cumulus and cumulus with stratocumulus cases by Jasmine Rémillard
The ESA EARTHCARE Explorer Mission features the first spaceborne atmospheric Doppler radar. Researchers from our Department are involved in the development of the algorithms for the Exploitation of the spaceborne Doppler radar observations.
The J.S. Marshall Radar Observatory: At McGill University, we own and operate several weather radars and other meteorological sensors. Our large S-band Doppler radar is used for weather surveillance around the Montreal area.
Simulated fields of trade-wind convection impinging on an idealized island ridge with a height of 500m. Conditions for these cases are derived from field campaigns (BOMEX and RICO) over the western Atlantic Ocean. By Prof. Daniel Kirshbaum
Responses in the zonal-mean zonal winds of the Northern Hemisphere stratosphere to instantaneous doubling of atmospheric CO2. For reference, contours of the control winds are overlaid. The 3 panels represent 3 different experiments. By Dr. Barbara Winter
Evaluation of the performance of ground-based microwave radiometer tomographic measurements in retrieving high-resolution 2D fields of atmospheric water vapor. By Véronique Meunier.
It is often quoted that every doubling of atmospheric CO2 decreases the outgoing radiation by ~3.7 W m-2. However, this relationship was not fully understood: A few new papers by Huang's group have investigates
From a recent visit to Amundsen in the Canadian Arctic by Olivier Asselin
From a recent visit to Amundsen in the Canadian Arctic by Olivier Asselin
From a recent visit to Amundsen in the Canadian Arctic by Olivier Asselin
Welcome to our 2015 graduate students. See what activities we get up to.
Field observations and thermodynamic model predictions show that surface tension lowering by organic matter in liquid-liquid phase-separated aerosol particles can substantially enhance cloud droplet number concentrations.
By Prof. Andreas Zuend
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From a recent visit on the Polarstern to the Fram Strait by Mathilde Jutras. Photo taken near Greenland.
From a recent visit on the Polarstern to the Fram Strait by Mathilde Jutras. Photo taken near Greenland.
From a recent visit on the Polarstern to the Fram Strait by Mathilde Jutras. Photo taken near Greenland.
