ClearAir Symposium on Clouds and Aerosols

Registration for ClearAir symposium on Clouds and Aerosols is open! This symposium will especially highlight the latest results of the EarthCARE and PACE (including SPEXone) satellites and their […]

Registration for ClearAir symposium on Clouds and Aerosols is open!

This symposium will especially highlight the latest results of the EarthCARE and PACE (including SPEXone) satellites and their applications to understanding processes, constraining emissions and evaluating models. The preliminary program will consist of two keynote talks on EarthCARE and PACE/SPEXone, in addition to shorter talks on first analyses and scientific use of the EarthCARE and PACE data.  We will end with some drinks and snacks. A detailed program will follow soon. Please register to make sure you get the updates.

🗓 Date: Thursday 15 January, 2026

🕒 Time: 13:30 until 17:00 (walk in 13:00)

📍 Location: SRON, Leiden

 

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For any questions please email Bastiaan van Diedenhoven B.van.Diedenhoven@sron.nl

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