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Description
The Atmospheric Sciences Group in Engineering emphasizes research
that increases our understanding of the interactions between the
atmosphere and other environmental systems. Our research areas include:
agroecosystems (both crop and animal systems), natural resource
systems (especially water), hydrometeorology/hydroclimatology, coastal/marine
systems, climate variability and extreme events. The Atmospheric
Sciences Group operates a 45 station automated environmental monitoring
network across Georgia, and UV-B and wet and dry deposition stations,
that are part of national networks.
Projects
- The Georgia Automated Environmental Monitoring Network (AEMN):
A network of 45+ automated weather stations across the state
that monitor temperature, relative humidity and other important
agricultural and environmental variables continuously. Data
and applications are distributed via the web site at http://www.georgiaweather.net.
- UV-B Monitoring: A UV-B monitoring station is located at
the Bledsoe Research Farm in Pike County, Ga.. This station
is part of a national UV-B monitoring network coordinated by
Colorado State University and funded by USDA-CSREES.
- Wet and Dry Deposition Monitoring: This environmental monitoring
station is located at the Bledsoe Research Farm. This station
is part of national research support project coordinated by
the Illinois Water Survey.
- The impact of climate change and climate variability on agricultural
production and natural resource use.
- Chill-hours and peach production in the southeastern United
States.
- The impact of hydrometeorology/hydroclimatology on water resources
in Georgia.
- Heat-stress and mortality in the southern United States.
- Wind and solar energy resource assessment in the High Plains
of the U.S. and Chile.
- State Climatology Office: See www.engr.uga.edu/climate/
- Coastal/Marine Meteorology and Climatology
Contacts
Gerrit Hoogenboom
gerrit@griffin.peachnet.edu
http://www.gerrithoogenboom.com
770 229-3438
David E. Stooksbury
stooks@engr.uga.edu
706 583-0156
The
University of Georgia Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering.
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