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Southern Surveyor. Instruments on the Southern Surveyor Radiosondes PNNL Atmospheric Remote Sensing Laboratory (PARSL) Surface Fluxes Sea Surface Temperature.

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1 Southern Surveyor

2 Instruments on the Southern Surveyor Radiosondes PNNL Atmospheric Remote Sensing Laboratory (PARSL) Surface Fluxes Sea Surface Temperature Marine – Atmospheric Emitted Radiance Interferometer (M-AERI) Atmospheric state Oceanographic profiles

3 PNNL Atmospheric Remote Sensing Laboratory (PARSL) 94 GHz radar 532 nm lidar (dual polarization) Microwave radiometer (23, 35 GHz) Ceilometer (7 km max range) Infrared Thermometer (9-11 micrometers) Optical Rain Gauge Temperature/Humidity

4 Brookhaven National Laboratory 2 Portable Radiation Packages – solar and IR radiation Bulk flux measurements ISAR – IR measurement of sea surface temperature Total Sky Imager (with PNNL) Sea Snake, towed SST sensor CSIRO Flux measurement package 3 optical rain gauges Seasoar with CTD (conductivity, temperature, depth) Flinders University 3 shallow moorings with current, SeaCats (conductivity, temperature) U. Miami Marine – Atmospheric Emitted Radiance Interferometer (M-AERI)

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