Ryan Spackman (STC/ESRL) and Allen White (ESRL) CalWater 2015 Implementation – Measurements and Payload on the NOAA WP-3D.

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Ryan Spackman (STC/ESRL) and Allen White (ESRL) CalWater 2015 Implementation – Measurements and Payload on the NOAA WP-3D

Aircraft: NOAA WP-3D N43RF When: Jan-Feb 2015 Flight hours: 80 flight, CalWater 2 90 flight hours, Ocean Winds Nominal Range: 3000 nmi Base of Operations: Pacific NW (Seattle/Vancouver) NorCA (Travis AFB, McClellan) Dropsondes: 150 for CalWater 2 Coordinated flights with NOAA G-IV offshore Coordinated flights with DOE G-1 onshore? P-3 Operations

Base of Operations Coastal Range Central Valley Sierra Nevadas Travis AFB McClellan Monterey

Meteorology and Microphysics Payload Dropsondes (AOC) W-Band Radar (ESRL/PSD, Fairall) IWRAP Radar (UMass Amherst) Tail Doppler Radar (AOC) Cloud Probes (AOC) SFMR (AOC) P-3 Measurements and Payload W-Band and IWRAP Payloads

CO Pod Station C3X TDL H 2 O Aerosol low turbulence inlet (LTI) CCN? Station 2 Station 3 Station 7 IWRAP Station 5 Dropsondes AMPS Pod N43RF layout – CalWater 2015 Station 4 Cloud Probes Station 8 Station 6 W-Band Radar Station 5 Dropsondes

CO NO, NO 2, NO y, O 3 TDL H 2 O Aerosol low turbulence inlet (LTI) WLOPC CCN CRD-AES; PAS PSAP; UHSAS SP2; AMS Operator seats: NO y O 3 : C3X CRDS: Sta. 2 PILS/AMS: Sta. 3 CIMS: Galley rotating: Galley NO 3, N 2 O 5 NH 3 ; HNO 3 Acid CIMS iWAS2; NMASS N42RF layout - SENEX 2013 NOAA-CSD version PANs cloud probes PTR-MS HCHO ACES glyoxal SO 2 CO 2, CH 4 Non CSD collaborators CCN: Nenes HCHO: Hanisco/Keutsch Acid CIMS: Thornton jNO 2, jO 3

CO NO, NO 2, NO y, O 3 TDL H 2 O Aerosol low turbulence inlet (LTI) WLOPC CCN CRD-AES; PAS PSAP; UHSAS SP2; AMS Operator seats: NO y O 3 : C3X CRDS: Sta. 2 PILS/AMS: Sta. 3 CIMS: Galley rotating: Galley NO 3, N 2 O 5 NH 3 ; HNO 3 Acid CIMS iWAS2; NMASS N42RF layout - SENEX 2013 NOAA-CSD version PANs cloud probes PTR-MS HCHO ACES glyoxal SO 2 CO 2, CH 4 Non CSD collaborators CCN: Nenes HCHO: Hanisco/Keutsch Acid CIMS: Thornton jNO 2, jO 3

A EROSOL -P RECIP S CIENCE O BJECTIVES Investigate how aerosols modulate precipitation in ARs and extratropical cyclones: Identify the types of aerosols (organics, sulfates, BC, etc) that nucleate water vapor or ice Determine the types of clouds (mixed-phase, warm, ice) in which aerosols nucleate water vapor or ice Assess to what extent aerosols suppress or enhance precipitation and in what environments (e.g., off-shore or during landfall) To what extent does the large-scale flow influence the interaction of aerosols and precipitation?

P ROPOSED A EROSOL AND T RACER P AYLOAD FOR NASA DC-8 Aerosol contextual information (size and composition) below the aircraft (HSRL) Particle composition (ATOFMS with CVI) Ice nuclei (IN) number concentration (CFDC or IN counter) Cloud condensation nuclei (CCN) number concentration (CCN counter) Fine and coarse-mode total aerosol (UHSAS, WLOPC, or similar) Single-particle black carbon (SP2) Aerosol sonde (balloon-borne OPC) Co-emitted trace gas species: CO, CO 2, CH 4, O 3

CO NO, NO 2, NO y, O 3 TDL H 2 O Aerosol low turbulence inlet (LTI) WLOPC CCN CRD-AES; PAS PSAP; UHSAS SP2; AMS Operator seats: NO y O 3 : C3X CRDS: Sta. 2 PILS/AMS: Sta. 3 CIMS: Galley rotating: Galley NO 3, N 2 O 5 NH 3 ; HNO 3 Acid CIMS iWAS2; NMASS N42RF layout - SENEX 2013 NOAA-CSD version PANs cloud probes PTR-MS HCHO ACES glyoxal SO 2 CO 2, CH 4 Non CSD collaborators CCN: Nenes HCHO: Hanisco/Keutsch Acid CIMS: Thornton jNO 2, jO 3

CO NO, NO 2, NO y, O 3 TDL H 2 O Aerosol low turbulence inlet (LTI) WLOPC CCN CRD-AES; PAS PSAP; UHSAS SP2; AMS Operator seats: NO y O 3 : C3X CRDS: Sta. 2 PILS/AMS: Sta. 3 CIMS: Galley rotating: Galley NO 3, N 2 O 5 NH 3 ; HNO 3 Acid CIMS iWAS2; NMASS N42RF layout - SENEX 2013 NOAA-CSD version PANs cloud probes PTR-MS HCHO ACES glyoxal SO 2 CO 2, CH 4 Non CSD collaborators CCN: Nenes HCHO: Hanisco/Keutsch Acid CIMS: Thornton jNO 2, jO 3

CO NO, NO 2, NO y, O 3 TDL H 2 O Aerosol low turbulence inlet (LTI) WLOPC CCN CRD-AES; PAS PSAP; UHSAS SP2; AMS Operator seats: NO y O 3 : C3X CRDS: Sta. 2 PILS/AMS: Sta. 3 CIMS: Galley rotating: Galley NO 3, N 2 O 5 NH 3 ; HNO 3 Acid CIMS iWAS2; NMASS N42RF layout - SENEX 2013 NOAA-CSD version PANs cloud probes PTR-MS HCHO ACES glyoxal SO 2 CO 2, CH 4 Non CSD collaborators CCN: Nenes HCHO: Hanisco/Keutsch Acid CIMS: Thornton jNO 2, jO 3

CalWater 2 – Ocean Winds FY15 Implementation Plan Chris Fairall (ESRL), Paul Chang (NESDIS), Allen White (ESRL), Ryan Spackman (STC/ESRL), Marty Ralph (Scripps)

CalWater 2015 – Ocean Winds Implementation Plan NOAA WP-3D Flights Purpose: Define the framework for addressing CalWater 2 science objectives and Ocean Winds cal/val goals for the joint field campaign Strategy:  Overlapping science enables OAR and NESDIS to leverage and better use limited resources in NOAA  Ship-based observations including from DOE AMF2 will provide normally unavailable ocean surface data to Ocean Winds program  CalWater 2 NOAA G-IV dropsonde observations will further support Ocean Winds cal/val objectives CalWater 2 is a 5-year broad interagency vision to address key water cycle science gaps along the US West Coast CalWater 2 white paper is at

L Travis AFB Vancouver 500 km Co-Located Science: Areas of interest are typically within 500 km (~1 h on P- 3) of each other Ocean Winds Goal – Survey high low- level winds over the ocean located:  In the S/SW quadrant of the extratropical cyclone  Along the AR CalWater 2 Goals:  Observe the development and evolution of ARs  Observe sea spray  Observe aerosol-cloud-precipitation interactions in and upstream of ARs 1 hr Ocean Winds and Sea Spray Atmospheric Rivers and Ocean Winds Aerosols CalWater 2 – Ocean Winds P-3 Implementation Plan Ocean Winds and CalWater 2 Science Atmospheric River (AR) and 976 hPa Low Flight Track from NOAA G-IV Flight Anchorage to Travis AFB, 24 Feb 2014

L Travis AFB Vancouver 500 km 1 hr Ocean Winds and Sea Spray Atmospheric Rivers and Ocean Winds Aerosols CalWater 2 – Ocean Winds P-3 Implementation Plan Ocean Winds and CalWater 2 Science Atmospheric River (AR) and 976 hPa Low Flight Track from NOAA G-IV Flight Anchorage to Travis AFB, 24 Feb 2014  170 Total Flight Hours 90 h (dedicated NESDIS-Ocean Winds) 80 h (dedicated OAR-CalWater 2)  Joint PIs Ocean Winds: P. Chang CalWater 2: A. White (with designated Platform Scientist R. Spackman on the P-3)  Proposed Deployment Sites Primary – Vancouver/Seattle Secondary – Travis AFB (or McClellan) in CA  Dropsondes 75 (NESDIS-Ocean Winds) 150 (OAR-CalWater 2)