Working group Atmospheric Radiation

Team

Picture of the team members of the working group Atmoshperic radiation in a garden. Photo: Hanno Müller / Universität Leipzig

Our team

Meet the members of the team of the Atmospheric radiation working group.

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Research

Research aircraft Polar 5 seen from below, flying along the cloud edge. Photo: Michael Schäfer

Research profile

Our research group investigates the interaction of spectral solar radiation with clouds and the Earth's surface by means of observations and models.

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Sketch showing a cloud with droplets and ice particles. An aircraft is flying above the cloud, while a tethered balloon is shown below the cloud. Graphic: University of Leipzig

Research focus

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Logos of our research projects AC3 and HALO. Grafic: University of Leipzig

Current research projects

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Logos of our completed projects NAWDEX, ACRIDCON-CHUVA, NAWDEX und ANT-LAND. Graphic: University of Leipzig NARVAL, NAWDEX, ACRIDCON-CHUVA, NAWDEX und ANT-LAND. Grafics: University of Leipzig

Previous research projects

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The positions of numerous measurement campaigns are shown on a world map. The focus is on the polar regions as well as the tropical and subtropical areas. Graphic: Evi Jäkel / University of Leipzig

Previous Campaigns

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Alternativtext: The schematics shows a cross section through a grating spectrometer. It illustrates the simplified photon path. Radiation passes the entrance slit. A grating disperses the radiation into it‘s spectral components which are detected by a photodiode array. Graphic: André Ehrlich / University of Leipzig

Measuring principles and instrumentation

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Publications

Blue and white brochures stand on the shelf. Foto Katrin Schandert

Our Publications

On these pages you find the publications of our working group.

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Contact us

Leipzig Institute of Meteorology

Working group Atmospheric radiation

Stephanstraße 3
04103 Leipzig

Telephone: +49 341 97-32851
Telefax: +49 341 97-32899

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