DOE's ARM Climate Research Facility provides observational data to improve our understanding of climate processes and their role in climate models.
Operating atmospheric observatories around the world collect enormous amounts of atmospheric measurements that can help scientists and engineers
study interactions of clouds and aerosols as well as their impact on the earth's energy balance. Computational resources and analytical tools
facilitate the application of ARM measurements to timely science policy issues. Noise abatement and anomaly detection are major foci of this
project. A variety of combinatorial, statistical and graph-theoretical techniques are employed.
