DAS Research Science Themes
ATV-Swirler in the field
ATV-Swirler in the field

DAS conducts research, development, and educational activities through a broad range of areas including meteorology, aerosol formation, atmospheric chemistry, visibility assessment, urban air quality and the transport of pollutants. By these means, DAS increases scientific knowledge, assists in solving environmental problems, contributes to economic development, and improves human health and welfare.

DAS receives research funding from a wide variety of federal, state, and local governmental agencies, as well as private industry, universities, and foundations. Typically, over 100 funding sources sponsor DAS research within a single year. Federal government agencies generally provide the majority of DAS funding; these include NSF, DOE, DOD, DOI, NOAA, NASA, and EPA.

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# Date Title
1 02/02/12 Refurbish a Remotely Controlled Cloud Seeding Generator for the Grand Mesa Cloud Seeding Program
2 01/31/12 Update of Fire Cache Smoke Monitor Web Site
3 01/26/12 Implications of Arctic Sea Ice Reduction on Tropospheric Bromine, Ozone, and Mercury Chemical Process, Transport and Distribution
4 12/01/11 Integrating NASA Earth Science into Secondary-Level STEM Education
5 11/12/11 Analysis of StormVEx Science Data (StormVEx ASR Data)
6 11/01/11 Maintenance of a Remotely Controlled Seeding Generator and Weather Station
7 10/20/11 TRF #92 - Cloud Seeding Project for Tahoe and Truckee Basins for WY2012
8 10/17/11 LCA Workshop
9 10/06/11 Rural Nevada/California Energy Audit Program
10 10/04/11 Usage of PI-SWERL Instrument and Data Analysis
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Research and Education at 10,500 Feet
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Western Regional Climate Center
The Western Regional Climate Center is one of six regional climate centers in the United States.

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