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AMS Measurements Committee @AmsMeasurements

AMS Committee on Meteorological Observations and Instrumentation

Joined July 2019
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Ever thought to yourself "I wish there was a session on <x instrument/obs/method>"? Now's your chance to voice your thoughts! Last call for session topic proposals for the Symposium on Measurements, Observations, and Instrumentation at 2027's Annual AMS meeting in Denver, CO!
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Looking back on #AMS2025 last January has us feeling nostalgic for our milestone 25th Symposium on Meteorological Observation & Instrumentation! Remember, our #AMS2026 call for abstracts is just around the corner. Hope to see you next year!
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It's that time of year again! Scan the QR code to propose your session ideas for the upcoming 26th Symposium on Meteorological Observation and Instrumentation, next year at #AMS2026! The deadline is just two weeks away on Tues 4/29/25. We can't wait to read your proposals!
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Join in on the @AMSJamposium fun today as the Measurements Committee Chair, @MichelleRoseWX shares information on at home weather station instrumentation!
Michelle Storm@MichelleRoseWX
26 Feb 2025
Curious about home weather stations? Want to learn about the proper siting or where you can share your data? Join us for the #AMSJamposium on Friday at 1:15 ET!
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Looking for a great way to network at #AMS2025? 😄Join us for an 🍦Ice Cream Social 🍦TONIGHT (7 - 9 P.M.) for instrument manufacturers, researchers, students, and professionals to exchange ideas and build collaborations! Hosted by SMOI at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside.
AMS Measurements Committee@AmsMeasurements
8 Jan 2025
REMINDER! We're less than a week away from our anniversary ice cream social and we're looking forward to seeing you all there! Share with friends and colleagues who are going to #AMS2025
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REMINDER! We're less than a week away from our anniversary ice cream social and we're looking forward to seeing you all there! Share with friends and colleagues who are going to #AMS2025
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REMINDER! RSVPs due TODAY! You're still welcome to come without one, but this helps ensure there's enough ice cream (and drinks) to go around! Share with your friends! #AMS2025
AMS Measurements Committee@AmsMeasurements
2 Dec 2024
Are you going to AMS? Do you like free ice cream and to nerd out about observations, instrumentation, and science?! Come to the Measurements Committee's Ice Cream Social! RSVPs due by December 5, feel free to share with your networks!
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Are you going to AMS? Do you like free ice cream and to nerd out about observations, instrumentation, and science?! Come to the Measurements Committee's Ice Cream Social! RSVPs due by December 5, feel free to share with your networks!
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Do you have extra photos of #meteorological #instruments & field stations? Help us build our new #CreativeCommons Instrument Image Library by sending photos & short blurbs to AMSmeasurements@gmail.com!📸Photos must be free to share-adapt-reuse and depict instruments, not people.
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⛈️🌦️There is still time! We'd love to have you at #AMS2025 Submit your abstracts here by August 15, 5 PM EDT! rb.gy/77ftm7 📅
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Students! Looking for travel $ for #AMS2025? Apply for our $1000 travel grant by 11/1! Send your app (up to 1-pg statement abstract copy) to michelle.r.spencer@noaa.gov & sasha.ivans@licor.com Subject: "AMS 105th Annual Meeting - Student Presenter Travel Allowance Application."

ALT Committee on Measurements Student Travel Grant ($1000). 105th Annual Meeting 12-16 January 2025. New Orleans. Grant app open to any undergrad or grad presenting on meteorological observation and instrumentation at AMS 2025. Prep application materials (up to a pagelong statement and copy of abstract) and send to Michelle Spencer (michelle.r.spencer@noaa.gov) and Sasha Ivans (sasha.ivans@licor.com) with the subject line, "AMS 105th Annual Meeting - Student Presenter Travel Allowance Application."
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20 Jun 2024
Announcing GPM 10-in-10 Webinar Topic: Remote Sensing Date: July 11, 2024 Time: 8:00 PM EDT (-04:00 UTC) Join members of the GPM team and guest speakers to learn how and why we use satellites to measure Earth as a whole system. To register: go.nasa.gov/3xqfRBG
GPM 10-in-10 Webinar Series webinar banner image for the July 11, 8pm EDT webinar event. The title of the series is at the top with the GPM 10 year anniversary logo on the left. The bottom banner includes the webinar topic, "Remote Sensing" and provides the date and time information- July 11, 2024, 8:00 PM ET. At the very bottom of the banner there are images of all five speakers from left to right (Andi Brinn Thomas, Roland Keys, Sarah Ringerud, Amita Mehta and Dorian Janney)

ALT GPM 10-in-10 Webinar Series webinar banner image for the July 11, 8pm EDT webinar event. The title of the series is at the top with the GPM 10 year anniversary logo on the left. The bottom banner includes the webinar topic, "Remote Sensing" and provides the date and time information- July 11, 2024, 8:00 PM ET. At the very bottom of the banner there are images of all five speakers from left to right (Andi Brinn Thomas, Roland Keys, Sarah Ringerud, Amita Mehta and Dorian Janney)
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🌦️Submit your abstracts for the Symposium on Meteorological Measurements and Instrumentation at the 105th #AMS2025 Annual Meeting. Share your latest findings and innovations in weather observation technology. Deadline approaching – don't miss out! #Meteorology #ClimateScience

ALT Graphic for abstract submissions for the 25th Symposium on Meteorological Observation and Instrumentation at the AMS 105th Annual Meeting at New Orleans, LA. Abstracts are due August 15th 2024

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Submit your abstracts at: tinyurl.com/muvpyczs
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American Meteorological Society@ametsoc
13 Jun 2024
Abstract Submissions are now open for #AMS2025 which will be held in New Orleans and Online from 12-16 January 2025! Submit your abstract by 15 August 2024. Learn more: bit.ly/4bHczc1
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Didn't get a session proposal in for April 25? You're in luck, because the deadline has been extended to tomorrow, May 2! Share your topic suggestions with us for the 25th Symposium on Meteorological Observation & Instrumentation, to be held in New Orleans next January!
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We'd still like to hear from you!
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Looking for the latest updates from the AMS Measurements Committee? Follow us on Twitter/X @AmsMeasurements! Are you also on BlueSky? We are, too! Find us @AmsMeasurements.bsky.social. #Meteorology @ametsoc

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7 Feb 2024
Interested in #methane and mapping methane plumes? Join members of @NASAJPL's #EMIT science team and NASA's #LPDAAC for a 2-hour EMIT data tutorials workshop on March 14, 2024, at 12:00 PT to learn how to work with the data! #Python #GHG Sign-up here: go.nasa.gov/3HQ5Mj5
Top banner reads ‘EMIT (Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation) Data Tutorial Series, Mapping Methane Plumes March 14, 2024” and shows the international space station above Earth with NASA logos in the top right and the EMIT mission logo off center. The bottom image displays a methane plume complex in southwest Texas and indicates the concentration of methane in the plume from 0-1500 ppm/m through a color gradient. Methane concentrations grade from being highest near the southeast portion of the plume complex, to lowest in the northwest.

ALT Top banner reads ‘EMIT (Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation) Data Tutorial Series, Mapping Methane Plumes March 14, 2024” and shows the international space station above Earth with NASA logos in the top right and the EMIT mission logo off center. The bottom image displays a methane plume complex in southwest Texas and indicates the concentration of methane in the plume from 0-1500 ppm/m through a color gradient. Methane concentrations grade from being highest near the southeast portion of the plume complex, to lowest in the northwest.

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