Updates on the ISOBAR campaign on Hailuoto, Finland
The last three days we’ve been busy preparing our 10-m mast and today it could finally be erected. Now we are sampling data on turbulence at three different levels. Three additional levels with standard observations on horizontal wind, temperature and humidity will give more detailed insight in the vertical gradients. So everything is running and Read More …
Finally, we are on site after a very short night at Helsinki airport and a in total 10 hour delay. After unpacking the most essential stuff and dressing for temperatures of -17 degC we tried to make use of the few hours of daylight to take a look at the area and define the locations Read More …
Due to “bad weather” in Oslo and Helsinki we, the group from GFI, will not make it to our final destination today. The second group from Tübingen, who also planned to arrive today are not doing much better and got stuck in Helsinki. At least most of our equipment arrived last Thursday – ironically one Read More …
Welcome to our ISOBAR 2018 campaign blog. Follow us for updates on our meteorological field campaign on the sea-ice of the Bothnian Bay by Hailuoto, Finland. We will post regular updates on our activities, like the set up of our instrumentation, our drone flights and our remote sensing of the stable atmospheric boundary layer.