Loud Physics Experimental and Computational Laboratory

Objective/function

Cloud Physics Laboratory focuses on the atmospheric aspects influencing cloud formation and precipitation processes by combining satellite and radar imaging, in-situ research flights, environmental and cloud modelling, modelling of severe storms, breezes, tropical cyclones, theoretical microphysics research, and climate research Cloud and storm simulation component Services provided

Research and methods to study cloud-aerosol interactions

Nowcasting of severe convective storms

Cloud seeding experiments

Develop methods to modify hurricanes and severe convective storms

Novel microphysical schemes for use in advanced cloud and mesoscale models

Advantages

The Cloud Physics Experimental and Computational Laboratory develops technology that has revolutionized the field of cloud physics and weather modification Client service record

All major research-granting foundations California Energy Commission Center for Climate Research, University of Tokyo EUMETSAT European Commission Israeli Ministry of Defense Israeli Water Commission NASA Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Available equipment

Access to a variety of research satellites High-performance computer clusters

Type of Offer: Licensing



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