From the Program Manager

Program Manager Jeff Stehr applauds the newly launched Eastern Pacific Cloud Aerosol Precipitation Experiment (EPCAPE) campaign launch in La Jolla, California, and outlines how ASR scientists can meet reporting requirements and be engaged with the scientific community.

After the whirlwind of the 2022 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting, the holidays, and the 2023 American Meteorological Society (AMS) Annual Meeting, we all feel like taking a breather. But looking ahead, we have plenty of new challenges and opportunities.

In this column, Program Manager Jeff Stehr looks ahead to the 2022 AGU Fall Meeting, provides details on a new FOA, and marks the end of a very busy year.

In this column, Program Manager Jeff Stehr introduces the 2023 ASR Funding Opportunity Announcement, and he marks a busy fall with campaign achievements and an outstanding ARM/ASR Joint Meeting.

Our last in-person Joint Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) User Facility/Atmospheric System Research (ASR) Principal Investigators (PI) Meeting was in June 2019. And while virtual meetings have many strengths, getting to know people is not one of them.

ASR Program Manager Jeff Stehr welcomes new projects and PIs to ASR and encourages engagement with the ARM and ASR communities.

Thirty years ago, the first ARM data were downloaded. It was a gamechanger for atmospheric research. Today, ARM collects atmospheric data worldwide, and ASR’s partnership with ARM continues to grow.

ASR Program Manager Jeff Stehr shares his thoughts on Earth Day and the role of ASR scientists and their research.

DOE's Research Development and Partnership Pilot will help ASR reach new communities, including historically black colleges and universities and other minority-serving institutions.

Happy New Year! Our newsletter publishing schedule makes this message a few weeks late, but we sincerely appreciate you, the ASR Community, and all that you do for atmospheric science. We know that 2022 will be another banner year for us all.