AOS
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About AOS
About AOS
AOS (Atmosphere Observing System) is a scientific mission designed to enhance the understanding of the Earth's atmosphere and its various components. It aims to provide critical data for improving weather forecasts, air quality, and climate modeling. The project involves several NASA centers and international partners, including the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the National Centre for Space Studies (CNES), the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), and the German Aerospace Center (DLR).
Mission Overview
AOS will deploy a range of instruments on four satellites, including two in polar orbits (AOS-Sky and HAWCsat) and two in inclined orbits (AOS-Storm and PMM). These instruments will measure various atmospheric properties such as aerosols, clouds, precipitation, and radiation. The mission will provide comprehensive data on how aerosols affect the global energy balance and will help to better understand the processes driving extreme weather and climate change.
Key Components
- Satellites: AOS-Sky, HAWCsat, AOS-Storm, and PMM, each with a mix of active and passive sensing instruments.
- Instruments: Single-frequency Doppler Radar, Microwave Radiometer, Backscatter Lidar, Polarimeter, Far-Infrared Imaging Radiometer, and more.
- Mission Timeline: The mission involves different phases, including development, launch, and operation of the satellites.
Science Objectives
- Aerosols: Understanding aerosol properties and their impact on climate and air quality.
- Clouds, Convection, and Precipitation: Investigating cloud processes and their role in climate and weather phenomena.
International Partnerships
- NASA: Leading the mission with involvement from multiple centers.
- International Agencies: Collaboration with JAXA, CNES, CSA, and DLR.
- Universities: Partnerships with universities for research and scientific analysis.
Applications and Benefits
- Weather Forecasting: Improved predictions of weather and climate patterns.
- Air Quality: Enhancing knowledge of aerosol interactions and air quality impacts.
- Climate Change: Addressing uncertainties in climate models and predictions.
By combining advanced instrumentation and international collaboration, AOS aims to significantly advance our understanding of the Earth's atmosphere and improve societal applications.
| Price | |
| 52W High price | $0.003156056900 |
| 52W High date | 30th Jan 2022 (3 years ago) |
| All Time High (ATH) Date | 11th Sep 2024 (5 months ago) |
| All Time Low (ATL) Date | 11th Sep 2024 (5 months ago) |
| Supply & Trading Volume | |
| Trading Volume (24h) | $3.00 |
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