At RADO, active remote sensing instruments (lidars) are used together with integrated column pasive remote sensing ones (sun tracking photometers) and in situ ground-level monitors (for gases and particles). This synergy of point monitor-total column and profiles supplemented by modelling tools and satellite data makes RADO an atmospheric composition distributed observatory.
Main instruments used to measure and characterize the micrometeorology at RADO stations.
Main instruments used to measure and characterize greenhouse gases at RADO stations
Main instruments used to measure and characterize aerosols at RADO stations
Short description of the active remote sensing techniques used at RADO.
Short description of the passive remote sensing techniques used at RADO.
Short description of the in situ sampling techniques used at RADO.