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1 Side 1 av 6 AWI AWI AWI Universities Bremen/Bern Universities Bremen/Bern of Cologne Bremen Bremen Met Sounding MATCH (ozone sounding) Arctic Boundary Layer Gromos-C Miawara-C SYNCLOUD Stratospheric CO Mathias Palm (mathias@iup.physik.unibremen.de) Stratospheric ozone Launch of ozone soundes / Balloons Launch of ozone soundes HatPro Radiometer for pressuretemperaturehumidity profile in troposphere Microwave radiometer for ozon e in middle atmosphere Microwave radiometer for water vapor in middle atmosphere Active Doppler Radar and Radiometer microwave radiometer for CO in middle atmosphere microwave radiometer (402.7 mainly) (402.7 current) 7 channels GHz GHz 7 channels GHz - 58 GHz Daily/diurnal + Campaign campaign in the Polar night (decapr) Reception GHz Reception GHz Reception 94 GHz (active); at 89 GHz +- 2 GHz 2 W Continuous? 230 GHz Reception GHZ, bandwidth +- 1,5GHz Reception Marion Maturilli (Marion.Maturilli@awi.de) Peter von der Gathen (Peter.von.der.Gathen@awi.de ) Christoph Ritter (Christoph.Ritter@awi.de) Mathias Palm, Niklaus Kämpfer (mathias@iup.physik.unibremen.de; niklaus.kaempfer@iap.unibe.c h) Mathias Palm, Niklaus Kämpfer (mathias@iup.physik.unibremen.de; niklaus.kaempfer@iap.unibe.c h) Maximilian Mahn (mmahn@meteo.uni-koeln.de) Mathias Palm (mathias@iup.physik.unibremen.de) since 4/11 Sep 2015 to Sep 2017 Sep 2015 to Sep 2017 from July 2016 if permitted from spring 2017 since 1995
2 Side 2 av 6 GFZ Potsdam Satellite Receiving Satellites antennas 2211, 2260, 2268, 2280 CNES DORIS Antenna/Beacon (T&R) MZh AWIPEV equip VHF radio (T&R) 165,500 (T) 173,55 (R) 154,500 (T&R) 154,825 (T&R) AWIPEV equip Iridium phone AWIPEV Private equip Avalanche Beacon 457 KHz (international standard) NCAOR MAP Microwave radiometer GHz Ghz 6.35 W 10 W Reception, 450 harmonics can disturb Airport Carsten Falck (falck@gfz-potsdam.de) Continuous Rabot Francois Boldo (Francois.Boldo@cnes.fr) AWIPEV Leader Might send (stationleader@awipev.eu) at any time () Might send at any time fieldtrips? Continuous receive NCAOR MAP MRR 24 Ghz Continuous transmit and receive NCAOR MAP Ceilometer Laser,910 nm Continuous transmit and receive NMA equip VLBI antenna 2,0 2,5 (2,3) GHz 8,0 9,0 (8,4) GHz NMA equip VLBI 2010 antenna (future) Moritz. S (NMA) Moritz. S (NMA) GHz GHz GHz Private equip Avalanche Beacon 457 KHz (international standard) Private equip Iridium phone Might listen at any time AWIPEV () Leader (stationleader@awipev.eu) Leader (stationleader@awipev.eu) since 2004 (OK if frequency above 2,4GHz used in town!) Gruvebadet nuncio@ncaor.gov.in August 2014 Gruvebadet nuncio@ncaor.gov.in November 2013 Gruvebadet nuncio@ncaor.gov.in April 2015 NMA - NMA Always NMA NMA fieldtrips emergency 1/6/10 1 / 6 / 10 Brakkeriggen ( ) 1/6/10 Brakkeriggen ( ) 1/6/10
3 Side 3 av ½ W NMA equip Walkie Talkie Motorola T5920 NMA equip Walkie Talkie, PMR Scram Talk- 808 UMB Kathrine Totland (NP) Wireless phone maintenance 446 maintenance Indoor range 50m Random use NMA - NMA - Private home) Airport Aviation Radio MHZ Random use Air Control Airport Nød MHZ Air Control Random use Airport Maritim 156.8MHZ Listen Air Control ch.16 Airport NDB 414.0KHZ always Air Control Airport DME 112.5MHZ always Air Control Radio/ Commication Wireless TX=6.460 GHz Kongsvei Always Amsterdam Microlink 1 to LYB Transceiver RX=6.800 GHz passet (Nera) Radio/ Microlink 2 NILU Dasan (Korea) Yellow River (China) Polar Research Institute of China Commication to LYB Non Active system equip equip ULF wave study Wireless Transceiver (Nera) Radio (3x) UHF / VHF Motorola VHF GP338 Fluxgate magnetometer TX=6.540 GHz RX=6.880 GHz UHF , VHF VHF Channel 15 Kongsvei passet Always Random use Episodic/Fiel dtrips Amsterdam NMA NMA Kathrine Totland ( ) 1/6/10 1/6/10 21/5/10 KB 15/10/10 closed Oct 2015 KB 15/10/10 closed Oct /09/10 DASAN Mr. Dongmin Jin 30/09/10 / Yellow River ( ) 10 Hz 400W continuous Yellow River HAN Zixuan (until Sept. 2016); hanzixuan@caa.gov.cn Dr. Liu Yonghua liuyonghua@pric.gov.cn 06/06/16 16/08/2013
4 Side 4 av 6 Polar Research Institute of China CCT Tower short- and long wave radiometers??? 400 frequently Transceiver at NMA, receiver portable Spectral range: micon CCT Tower Sonic anemometer 10 HZ (can be increased up to 10 Hz) CCT Tower Fast hygrometer Spectral range CCT Tower Snow height meter SR50, Dirigibile Italia GISTM (GPS Ionospheric Scintillation and TEC monitor) SK GISTM (GPS Ionospheric Scintillation and TEC monitor) /UK Dirigibile Italia GPS TEC scintillation receiver (GSV4004B) nm Transduser 50 KHz Spectral range L1 ( ) L2 ( ) Spectral range L1 ( ) L2 ( ) Spectral range 1-30 NSDC Miini-Lidar Spectral range 532 nm UV-RAD radiometer (7 narrow channels between 0.3 and.4 micron Power consumpti on 250mA short- and long wave radiometers Technical manager, KB 18/06/13 CCT Tower 12/11/10 CCT Tower 12/11/10 CCT Tower Emission from a krypton tube 12/11/10 CCT Tower 12/11/10 12/11/10 12/11/10 Arcfac V project 14/11/10 AWIPEV ops 14/1/11 (NSD). Sverdrup 14/1/11
5 Side 5 av 6 All-sky Camera for auroral obs. And pictures Spectrophotometer Brewer No spectral range (Spectral range micron Charles Rabot Charles Rabot Kings Bay Mikrofoner Mikrofon Mhz Frequently div electrician Kings Bay Kings Bay Land surveying Technical manager, adviser/ equipment KB KB/ALL: Maritime VHF VHF 16 VHF Mhz frequently Transceiver at NMA, receiver is portable. 156,800 (T&R) 161,650 (T); 157,050 (R) 156,525 (T&R) Always Always always VHF 70 ( for DCS) MPLNET RiS-ID3832 RiS-ID3832 SKYNET RiS-ID3832 Micro-Pulse Lidar 523 nm Active, than 0.1W Polarized MPL 532 nm Active, Sky-Radiometer 11 channels in nm than 0.1W Continuous mobile Electrician KB 14/1/11 14/1/11 18/06/13 AWIPEV Observatory Masataka Shiobara, Continuous Masataka Shiobara, Daytime in March to October RiS-ID3832 All-Sky Camera 3 color RGB Continuous, except for polar nights RiS-ID6522 RiS-ID6545 Doppler Cloud Radar Fog Monitor 95 GHz Active, than 1 W Laser as light source Masataka Shiobara, Masataka Shiobara, Continuous Toshiaki Takano, Chiba U. (takano@faculty.chiba-u.jp) No effect Continuous Zeppelin Makoto Koike, U. Tokyo (koike@eps.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp) since 2006 since 2013 since 2000 since 2006 since 2013 since 2013
6 Side 6 av 6 Nagoya Tohoku RiS-ID6545 RiS-ID6420 RiS-ID3688 Meteorological Particle Spectrometer Mie Scattering Lidar Low Frequency Receiver MRI RiS-ID6022 Ground-based Spectral Radiometer for Albedo and Flux equipment Laser as light source 532, 1064 nm Active, than 1 W No effect Continuous Zeppelin Makoto Koike, U. Tokyo (koike@eps.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp) Continuous Takashi Shibata, Nagoya U. (shibata_takashi@nagoyau.jp) khz Continuous Fuminori Tsuchiya, Tohoku U. (tsuchiya@pparc.gp.tohoku.ac.jp) 0.44, 0.87, 1.23 micron Iridium phone Daytime in March to October Fieldtrips Emergency BSRN site Teruo Aoki, Okayama U. (teaoki@okayama-u.ac.jp) () manager, (nalyr@nipr.ac.jp) since 2014 since 2014 since 2010 since 2012 since 2010
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