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Investigators who use Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) User Facility data are major contributors to atmospheric research aimed toward improving earth system models, on average publishing 150 journal articles each year.

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Your U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)-funded journal articles must be included in DOE’s Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI) database. Each time you publish a journal article, ARM has a simple form for you to fill out to share your article with ARM management and with OSTI.

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In addition to journal articles, the ARM publications database includes materials that help guide the direction of ARM and track progress including: planning documents, status reports, conference presentations, and outreach materials.

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Featured Publications

ARM Fiscal Year 2025 Radar Plan Outlines Operational, Data Priorities

ARM’s newest radar plan outlines how engineering and data staff are prioritizing their time and effort in fiscal year 2025 to help ensure continued operational excellence of ARM’s radars.

13 February 2025

A closeup shot of ARM radars and lidars with grass in front and a rocky hillside in the background

Check Out ARM’s 2024 Annual Report

ARM’s latest annual report is now available online, summarizing facility activities from fiscal year 2024.

2 January 2025

In front of trees, the aerosol stack sticks up from the top of the Aerosol Observing System container at ARM's Bankhead National Forest atmospheric observatory. Photo is by Mark Spychala, Argonne National Laboratory.

New Plan Details ARM’s Aerosol Priorities for Fiscal Year 2025

This is the second consecutive year in which ARM has published its aerosol operations plan, responding to recommendations from ARM’s aerosol science constituent group.

26 November 2024

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Recent Publications

1 July 2025

Mikkelsen A, D McCoy, T Eidhammer, A Gettelman, C Song, H Gordon, and I Mccoy. 2025. "Constraining Aerosol-Cloud Adjustments by Uniting Surface Observations with a Perturbed Parameter Ensemble." EGUsphere, 10.5194/acp-25-4547-2025.

1 May 2025

Dong X, A Das, B Xi, X Zheng, A Behrangi, A Marcovecchio, and D Girone. 2025. "Quantifying the Differences in Southern Ocean Clouds Observed by Radar and Lidar from Three Platforms." Geophysical Research Letters, 52(9), e2024GL112079, 10.1029/2024GL112079.

Prein A, D Wang, M Ge, A Ramos Valle, and M Chasteen. 2025. "Resolving Mesoscale Convective Systems: Grid Spacing Sensitivity in the Tropics and Midlatitudes." Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 130(9), e2024JD042530, 10.1029/2024JD042530.

Chu Y, G Lin, M Deng, and Z Wang. 2025. "Characteristics of Eddy Dissipation Rates in Atmosphere Boundary Layer Using Doppler Lidar." Remote Sensing, 17(9), 1652, 10.3390/rs17091652.

Sturm M, WH Barndt, J Delamere, and K Irving. 2025. Assessment of North Slope of Alaska (NSA) Snow Monitoring Arrays. Ed. by Robert Stafford, ARM user facility. DOE/SC-ARM-24-025.

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