HIAPER Airborne Radiation Package

Status

Status
Operational
Operated By
PI

The HIAPER Airborne Radiation Package (HARP) instrumentation is a comprehensive atmospheric radiation suite to measure spectrally resolved actinic flux and horizontally stabilized irradiance. HARP was developed in a collaborative effort between NCAR, the University of Colorado, the Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research, Metcon, Inc and Enviscope GmbH. The package is part of the HIAPER Aircraft Instrumentation Solicitation (HAIS), funded by NSF.

Instrument Type
Radiometer
Measurements
Actinic Flux,
Irradiance
Aircraft
Gulfstream V - NSF,
C-130 - NSF,
ER-2 - AFRC
Recent Missions
ACCLIP
(Gulfstream V - NSF)
;
TI3GER
(Gulfstream V - NSF)
;
WECAN
(C-130 - NSF)
;
CSET
(Gulfstream V - NSF)
;
WINTER
(C-130 - NSF)
;
FRAPPÉ
(C-130 - NSF)
Point(s) of Contact
Samuel R. Hall
(POC; PI),
Kirk Ullmann
(Co-I)
Range of Measurement
In situ
Measurement Sampling Rate
1.00 Hz
Measurement Wavelengths
Data Delivery
24 hours, 6 months
Mission-Specific Writeups
Website
NCAR/ACOM instrumentation

 

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