FACILITY USERS' GUIDE
Overview
Over the last 40+ years, the University of Wyoming King Air has been part of a wide variety of atmospheric research missions. Typical research applications include:
- Boundary-layer, turbulence/flux studies
- Mesoscale dynamics
- Oceanographic investigations
- Air-sea interaction studies
- Cloud physics studies
- Tropospheric profiling
- Radiometric measurements, satellite ground truth
- Atmospheric chemistry studies
- Aerosol studies
- Airborne remote sensing
The UW Department of Atmospheric Science maintains a large array of in situ instruments that are available upon request of the aircraft, including a suite of base measurements that are available on typical flights, as well as more specialized instruments available by request. The King Air, Wyoming Cloud Radar, and Wyoming Cloud Lidars are available on a competitive basis to all qualified researchers from universities, government agencies and private sector companies requiring these research platforms and associated services to carry out their research objectives. The deployment of all facilities is driven by the scientific merit and capabilities of our facility to carry out the proposed observations and scheduling for the requested time. This page provides a generalized users' guide for those currently or potentially involved with the UWKA facility, providing overviews of the facility request process, various aspects of aircraft and instrumentation capabilities and project design, and data processing and analysis. The document below is a work in progress, and will be expanded and updated to include additional information over time.
Facility Users' Guide
University of Wyoming King Air and Airborne Instrumentation Contact
Dr. Jeff French / jfrench@uwyo.edu / (307) 766-4143
University of Wyoming King Air facility
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