| Interdisciplinary Studies:
There is an increasing need for broad approaches that
combine expertise in diverse areas. This is illustrated
by the development of coupled models that represent
the current state of our knowledge of the atmosphere,
the oceans, the land surface, and sea ice and how
they interact. Studies of interactions among gas-phase
chemistry, aerosols, clouds, and radiation also span
disciplinary boundaries. Research into dynamical and
turbulent systems, the role of clouds in climate,
causes and impacts of Space Weather, and the role
that changes in the chemical composition of the atmosphere
play in climate, are all represented in our science
program. The following links take you to the websites
of the programs involved in these studies.
Atmospheric
Chemistry
Climate
and Global Dynamics
High
Altitude Observatory
Mesoscale
and Microscale Meteorology
Research
Applications Program
Environmental
and Societal Impacts
GPS
Science and Technology
Geophysical
Statistics
Geophysical
Turbulence |