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USA / Colorado
1997 Presentation of the spectroradiometer SP1A in Fort
Collins and Boulder.
- Fort Collins
- Colorado State University: Solar Energy Application
Laboratory, Dr. D. Hittle
- Colorado State University: Dept. of Atmospheric Sciene, Prof.
S. K. Cox (Measuring campaign in connection with a field
experiment of A.R.M. in Oklahoma)
- Boulder
- NOAA, Environmental Research Laboratories, Dr. J. Shaw
Germany
The spectrophotometer SP1A or its basic-type SP2H (or BAS) is being
used by the following organizations in Germany for research projects
in atmospheric physics and chemistry and also as a network instrument
at polar stations:
- Alfred-Wegener-Institute for Polar und Marineresearch
Bremerhaven, Researchdepartment
Potsdam
- German Weather Service
- German Aerospace Research Establishment, Institute for Space
Sensor Technology, Berlin
- Baltic Sea Research Institute Warnemünde, Rostock
- Department of the environment
- Institute for Space Research, Berlin
- German Research Council, Bonn
- Institute of Troposphere Research, Leipzig
- University of Leipzig
- University
of Mainz
- University of Potsdam
Morocco
Universite Mohammed Ier, Laboratoire de Physique de l' Atmosphere,
Prof. Mohammed Diouri
- Project: Saharan Dust Transport over Morocco into Central Europe
Japan
National Institute of Polar Research, Tokyo
- one-year measuring campaign at the antarctic station Shyowa
Malaysia
University Bremen, Institute for Environmental Physics,
Prof. W. v.
Hoyningen-Huene
- measuring campaign during the rain forest fires in 1998
Canary Islands
German Weather Service, Meteorological Observatory Potsdam, Dr. M.
Weller
- measuring and calibrating campaigns at Izania Observatory
Mongolia
University of Potsdam, Institute of Geography and Geoecology, Dr.
Itzerott
- measuring campaign in connection with spectral satelite
measurements for remote sensing over Mongolia
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