Atmospheric Radiation Measurement 3214651 183794399 2008-01-12T06:21:07Z Clindberg 1104957 +cat [[Image:US-AtmosphericRadiationMeasurement-Logo.svg‎|200px|right]] [[Image:Jones0041c.JPG|thumb|right|[[Scaled Composites Proteus]] in flight in 2002 in the [[United States Department of Energy|Department of Energy]]’s Atmospheric Radiation Measurement - [[Unmanned Aerial Vehicle]] (ARM-UAV) Program]] The [[United States Department of Energy National Laboratories|Department of Energy]]'s '''Atmospheric Radiation Measurement''' ('''ARM''') Program uses state-of-the-art active and passive remote sensing instrumentation to study the fundamental [[physics]] related to interactions between [[cloud]]s and radiative feedback processes in the [[Earth's atmosphere|atmosphere]]. With instrumentation located in three different climate regions around the world, plus a mobile facility for accessing different climates, datasets provided by the ARM Program are used to improve the treatment of clouds and radiation processes in [[climate model]]s. ==See also== *[[Scaled Composites Proteus]] *[[General Atomics ALTUS]] ==External links== *[http://www.arm.gov www.arm.gov] [[Category:Atmospheric radiation]] [[Category:Research and field projects (meteorology)]] [[Category:United States Department of Energy]] {{physics-stub}} [[es:Medición de la radiación atmosférica]]