Tuesday, 9 January 2018: 9:15 AM
Room 9 C (ACC) (Austin, Texas)
To help understand recent influences of air masses sampled by an aircraft mission, back trajectories can be a useful tool. I will briefly describe the methods used to calculate trajectories for the ATom mission, including convective and boundary layer influence products. Then I will give an overview of the large-scale features of the different influences of each ATom mission, including the upcoming ATom-3 mission that will be concluded by the time of the meeting. I will also show an example or two of how the trajectory products have been used by ATom investigators.
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