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LOA

Atmospheric Optics Laboratory
France
Laboratoire d'Optique Atmosphérique LOA
UFR de Physique
Bâtiment P5
Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille
F-59655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cédex
France
http://www-loa.univ-lille1.fr/
Research Organisation
Atmospheric optics aims at modelling the propagation through the atmosphere of the visible light received from the Sun and of the infrared light emitted by the terrestrial surface and the atmosphere. Studies conducted at LOA in this context are addressed to the global climate problem.

A first objective is to quantify the impact of visible and infrared radiation on the different planetary energetic exchanges, and more specifically to quantify the influence of clouds on the Earth radiative budget.

The second objective relates to the characterization at the global scale of different parameters directly related to the climate evolution (clouds, aerosols, surfaces), mainly using satellite observations.

The studies conducted in this context aim at:
  • Conception of software for simulating the radiative transfer, based on modelling of the earth-atmosphere system;
  • Analysis of satellite sensor observations, mainly using satellite image processing, and designing new satellite experiments;
  • Intensive observations during field campaigns using equipment developed at LOA, at ground level or from aircraft or stratospheric balloons, to validate models or to monitor atmospheric processes.

Prof. Pierre-Yves Deschamps
+33 3 20 43 66 97
+33 3 20 43 43 42
pyd@loa.univ-lille1.fr
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