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Current state of the Current state of the Climate Change Tower Climate Change Tower
Integrated project (CCT-Integrated project (CCT-IP) and future IP) and future
developments of the developments of the Italian aItalian activities at Ny ctivities at Ny
AlesundAlesund Vito VitaleVito Vitale
Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (ISAC-CNR)(ISAC-CNR)
Via Gobetti, 101 – 40129 Bologna – Via Gobetti, 101 – 40129 Bologna – [email protected]@isac.cnr.it
CCT-IP as Part of Ny-Ålesund B.L.
Energy Balance Study
Top of Boundary Layer
Zeppelin
Ny-Ålesund
CCT
Ice-Buoy
• SNOW/ICE – ATMOSPHERE INTERACTION Energy balance in the surface layer – Physico-chemical processes at the surface involving aerosols
and snow. Fluxes of moisture, trace gases, pollutants. Snow-melting process. Surface Albedo. Role played by cloudiness and PBL characteristics.
• PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER INVESTIGATIONS Characterize the climatology of the basic meteorological parameters. Thermal and
dynamical characteristics of the turbolence (in particular during the season transition periods). Dependence on cloud cover. Interaction between local and synoptic circulation
Topics measurements on CCT can contribute to deepen
• PERMAFROST AND COUPLING WITH THE ATMOSPHERE Fluxes of heat and moisture in the active layer. Permafrost temperature profile (up to –30
m). Closure of the energy budget at the surface. Understanding and quantifying the buffering effect of the system permafrost-vegetation. Climate change impacts of climate change on permafrost and active layer.
• AEROSOL-CLOUD-CLIMATE INTERACTION Aerosol chemical and physical characterization at the ground. Precipitation chemistry.
Aerosol thin clouds vertical profile into the troposphere. Closure tests between radiative transfer models and BSRN measurements. Evaluation of aerosol direct effects (local and regional scale).
• UV RADIATION Spectral measurements in the range between 300 and 400. UV flux dependency from
cloudiness conditions.
Other topics which CCT-IP aims to contribute
Infrastructures necessary to full develop CCT-IP and that CNR could include in SIOS
Other possible CNR contributions to SIOS
~ 1.2 km
C C T
Hut ~40 m
Prevaling wind direction 115° (SE)
Area of surface
measurem
ents
The platform is composedThe platform is composedby 17 modules. by 17 modules. Each module isEach module is ~1.4 x 1.8x1.8h m ~1.4 x 1.8x1.8h m
Cabinets are mountedCabinets are mountedevery three floors for theevery three floors for thepower supply. power supply.
A dedicated optical fibreA dedicated optical fibreconnection will be used connection will be used
forforthe data transfer from thethe data transfer from theHut to Dirigibile ItaliaHut to Dirigibile Italia. .
Some technical elementsSome technical elements
Tower is cabled on the EST (upwind) for the connection to the HUT.
Each box is independent and power supply and/or connection can be activated or not from the HUT.
Here (15th floor) were located datalogger for radiometers. Connected through campbell modems.
At the 3rd floor is located the datalogger for all other instruments. Connected to the hut through serial communication (51 m)
Ny-Ålesund
CABINET DESCRIPTION•2 power cirquits / 6 outlets•Power supply can be connected inside (e. g. 12V, 24V…)•Each cirquit is of 220V, 2300W, 10 A•Each cirquit has an earth fault switch•1000/100/10 Mbyte/s connectors (RJ45 x 6 per cabinet)•9-pin DSUB converters are available for use of RS485 and/or RS232
Data line to the CCT and ……. in grey the electrical one
Ny-Ålesund
Possible to connect to any VLAN in Ny-Ålesund
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Radiometro upwelling 25 m
Radiometro CNR1 33 m
Anemometro 1 34 m Radiometro CNR1 33 m
Quota minima di sicurezza perl’anemometro 4
5.80 m
Quota a 1.60 m
Distance from the CCT 7 mt PT100 height on the surface (3) 7.5 cm(4) 17.5 cm(5) Flux plate leant on the snow thin layer - “sticked”
http://www.isac.cnr.it/~radiclim/CCTower
1300
m
CCT Tower
800 m
Gruvebad building area
Physico-chemical lab at the sea level
Gruvebad building areaGruvebad building area
60 c
m
60 cm
free space for cable passage about 5 cm
6,40 m
2,80
m
power point:4 sockets
pow
er p
oint
:4
sock
ets
power point:4 sockets
wall A
wal
l B
power point:4 sockets like “german type”
equipped with residual current circuit breaker and overload
circuit breaker
Tables will be built in solid wood about 3 cm thick
Vertical projection wall A
1,5
m
1,5
m
0,85
m
0,2
m
1,5 m
1,0 m
power point:4 sockets
long table: 6,40 m
wall length: 7,14 m
short table depth: 0,60 m
Table will be built in solid wood about 3 cm thick
Scheduled plan for spring/summer 2010 campaign
Largest part of the material transported at Ny Alesund by ship before end of 2009.
Installation of instrumentation at the beginning of March
Start of the field campaign March 15
End of the campaign beginning September
Usually 2-3 researchers on field. Full plan to be developed considering other scheduled and ongoing (ARCFAC ?) activities
All to be carefull consider looking our budgets and new costs for LYR-NYA transport, unexpected events, etc.
Idea is to remain most part of instruments as possible legacy for a common infrastructure
Planned measurements
Particle size distributionParticle size distribution (DMA + APS TSI instruments + a TSI UCPC)
Aerosol scattering properties (1 Radiance Research M903 nephelometer + hopefully a TSI from IOPAS)
Aerosol absorption coefficient (1 Radiancde Reserach PSAP photometer)
Aerosol Integral chemical composition (2 PM10 Tecora sampler, 1 with 15 filters for automatic change)
Aerosol size-segregated composition (2 Dekati DLPI 13 stages + 1 Dekati 4 stages + 1 Andersen 8 stages)
Organic compounds (OC-EC HV)OC-EC HV) ((passive sampler + 1 TSP MV Tecora sampler)
Planned measurements
Heavy metals (PM10 MV sampler + 6 stage HV sampler)
NOx (continuous measurements with an NOx analyzer + denuders system)
HONO analyzer
A co-located (with flux measurements) integrated system for Surface Energy balance evaluations
Measurements more that at Grouvenbadet and CCTVertical aerosol profiles (with the minilidar hosted by AWI)
Snow Reflectance characteristics (around NYA with a FieldSpec FR spectroradiometer)
Sensor Network for Oceanography in Shallow Water - Kongsfjord experiment (SNOW)
Remote controlled underwater units
Atmosferic measurement at the interface
Thank you for your attention