Institute of Atmospheric Physics: Investigation of the Earth's atmosphere and its interaction with surface and cosmic forcing

Institute of Atmospheric Physics of the ASCR, v.v.i.
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Investigation of the Earth's atmosphere and its interaction with surface and cosmic forcing

Precipitation with significant hydrological response and QPF including nowcasting. Effect of deposited precipitation on the loading by chemical pollutants. Effect of clouds and precipitation on microwave propagation. Meteorological aspects of wind energetics and atmospheric boundary layer. Variability of climate with emphasis to extreme events and development of methods of constructing scenarios of climate change, particularly for impact studies. Long–term trends in ozone and the upper atmosphere. Ionosphere under solar and meteorologial forcing. Processes in the Earth's topside ionosphere and magnetosphere in relation to solar wind; utilization of our satellite measurements. Simulations of wave processes in the Earth's plasma environment. Advanced mathematical and software tools for analysis and interpretation of wave measurements from missions of ESA. Monitoring of atmospheric and ionospheric parameters, evaluation of satellite data. Transfer of data into world network.