Overview of completed and planned HALO missions
HALO missions for the time period 2016 - 2018
In the following approved HALO-SPP 1294 missions a large number of universities and institutions are involved. The aim of the missions is to reduce uncertainties in the understanding of crucial atmospheric and Earth system processes.
2016NARVAL 2.0 (B): | August 2016, Mission completed |
PIs: B. Stevens, MPI for Meteorology, Hamburg | |
F. Ament, Universität Hamburg, Meteorological Institute | |
NAWDEX (C): | September - October 2016, Mission completed |
PIs: xx, DLR, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Oberpfaffenhofen | |
xx, LMU München, Meteorological Institute Munich | |
2017 EMeRGe-EU (C, D): | July 2017, Mission completed |
PI: J. P. Burrows, Universität Bremen, Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP) | |
WISE (B, C): | September - October 2017, Mission completed |
PIs: M. Riese, Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZ Jülich) | |
P. Hoor, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) | |
ANTHALO- BI (E, F): | Dezember 2017, Mission cancelled |
PI: M. Scheinert, Technische Universität Dresden | |
2018 EMeRGe-Asia (C, D): | March - April 2018, Mission completed |
PI: J. P. Burrows, Universität Bremen, Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP) | |
CoMet (D): | May - June 2018, Mission completed |
PIs: A. Fix, DLR, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Oberpfaffenhofen | |
G. Ehret, DLR, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Oberpfaffenhofen | |
For detailed information, please see the HALO Calender (DLR).
Planned HALO missions for the time period 2019 - 2022
Beyond 2018 further campaigns are already planned to study cirrus clouds, verify satellite data, evaluate the sulfur budget, and perform research in the Arctic:
 | Missionsplan_HALO_20181128_eng.pdf (52.29KB) |
| Missionsplan_HALO_20181128_eng.pdf (52.29KB) |
| Missionsplan_HALO_20181128_deu.pdf (52.63KB) |
| Missionsplan_HALO_20181128_deu.pdf (52.63KB) |
