Category: Atmospheric lidar science and measurement network blog

What Is the NDACC Network? Inside the Global Atmospheric Lidar Community Step outside on a clear day and you’ll barely give the […]

Validating Satellite Data with Ground Lidar: Our Role in the NDACC Network Picture this: you check the UV index on your weather […]

Temperature Profiling with Rayleigh Lidar: How We Measure the Stratosphere Why would anyone care about the temperature of the air 30 to […]

Polar Stratospheric Clouds Explained: How Lidar Helps Us Monitor the Stratosphere On a cold winter evening, skywatchers across northern Scotland and parts […]

Observatoire de Haute-Provence: A Station Profile High on a limestone plateau in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, far from the glow of major cities, sits […]

Measuring Stratospheric Ozone with Lidar: How We Track Our Atmosphere Most of us rarely think about the thin layer of ozone gas […]

Lidar Stations from Thule to McMurdo: A Global Network for Atmospheric Science Imagine a network of laser eyes scanning the sky from […]

Lidar Data Formats and Archives: Making Sense of Atmospheric Measurements We still remember the afternoon vividly. Two datasets, both claiming to hold […]

How Atmospheric Lidar Works: A Guide to NDACC’s Ozone and Stratosphere Monitoring Picture a clear night over Oxfordshire. From a rooftop observatory, […]

Careers in Atmospheric Remote Sensing: Our Guide to Lidar and NDACC Roles Our team’s route into atmospheric lidar was hardly a straight […]