Science Mission Directorate Meeting of the Working Group on Space-Based Lidar Winds: View from NASA Headquarters Ramesh Kakar Weather Focus Area Leader.

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Science Mission Directorate Meeting of the Working Group on Space-Based Lidar Winds: View from NASA Headquarters Ramesh Kakar Weather Focus Area Leader July 8, 2008

2 Recent Developments NASA has selected seven proposals for funding as a result of the ROSES07 Wind Lidar Science Announcement NASA plans to spend more than $3M over three years in support of these proposals The IIP selected two new Wind Lidar proposals in April 2008 NASA plans to support a “hurricane genesis” field experiment during the 2010 hurricane season and expects a hybrid wind lidar system to be the primary instrument for this experiment Dr. Ed Weiler replaced Dr. Alan Stern as SMD Associate Administrator in March 2008

ROSES Wind Lidar Science Selections PI First name PI Last name InstitutionTitle BruceGentryGSFC A multi-year direct detection Doppler lidar tropospheric wind measurement program to assess instrument performance in various atmospheric conditions RobertHardestyNOAA Doppler lidar characterization of horizontal and vertical wind and aerosol profiles over ice-free regions of the Arctic: Impacts on satellite wind measurements UpendraSinghLaRCIntercomparison of Multiple Doppler Lidars for Wind Measurements MatthewMcGillGSFC Using satellite-based lidar measurements to simulate Doppler lidar performance and improve simulation models ZhaoxiaPuU of Utah Targeted Doppler wind lidar observations for seasonal climate studies and high-impact weather forecasting GeorgeEmmitt Simpson Weather CALIPSO and LITE data for space-based DWL design and data utility studies

ROSES Wind Lidar Science Selections PI First name PI Last nameInstitutionTitle Lars Peter RiishojgaardUMBCObserving System Simulation Experiments for the Global Winds Observing Sounder BruceGentryGSFC A multi-year direct detection Doppler lidar tropospheric wind measurement program to assess instrument performance in various atmospheric conditions RobertHardestyNOAA Doppler lidar characterization of horizontal and vertical wind and aerosol profiles over ice-free regions of the Arctic: Impacts on satellite wind measurements UpendraSinghLaRCIntercomparison of Multiple Doppler Lidars for Wind Measurements MatthewMcGillGSFC Using satellite-based lidar measurements to simulate Doppler lidar performance and improve simulation models ZhaoxiaPuU of Utah Targeted Doppler wind lidar observations for seasonal climate studies and high-impact weather forecasting GeorgeEmmitt Simpson Weather CALIPSO and LITE data for space-based DWL design and data utility studies

Summary  Considerable activity related to the measurement of vector wind profiles is ongoing at NASA  The NRC Decadal Survey specifically calls out for space-borne demonstration of 3-D winds but puts this in the third tier of its recommendation  The NASA management is committed to implement the NRC advice strictly along the suggested sequence