Table 2 Overview of the instrumentation on Polar 5 during AFLUX (A) and MOSAiC-ACA (M) and the measured quantities, where the number behind the campaign indicates the number of research flights (RFs) the instrument has been operational.

From: MOSAiC-ACA and AFLUX - Arctic airborne campaigns characterizing the exit area of MOSAiC

Instrument

Measured quantities, range, and sampling frequency

Campaign (#RFs)

Meteorology

Dropsondes (RS904)106

Profiles of T, p, RH, Horizontal Wind Vector, 1 Hz

A(9),M(7)

Turbulence

Nose boom28,115

T, q, p, Wind Vector, 100 Hz

A(13),M(10)

Radiation

CMP-22

Pyranometer62,63

Solar Irradiance (Upward, Downward,

Broadband λ = 0.2–3.6 μm), 20 Hz

A(14),M(10)

CGR-4

Pyrgeometer62,63

Terrestrial Irradiance (Up- and Downward,

Broadband λ = 4.5–42.0 μm), 20 Hz

A(14),M(10)

SMART

-Albedometer52

Spectral Irradiance (Up- and Downward λ = 0.4–1.8 μm), 2 Hz

Spectral Radiance (Upward, FOV = 2.1°, λ = 0.4–1.0 μm), 2 Hz

A*, M(8)

Remote Sensing

AISA Eagle/Hawk116

Spectral Radiance (Upward, Swath = 36°, λ = 0.4–2.5 μm), 20–30 Hz

A(13),M(7/5)

Fish-Eye/Wide-Angle Camera117

Spectral Radiance (Lower Hemisphere, RGB Channels), 4–6 s

A(13),M(8)

AMALi46

Particle Backscattering Coefficient (λ = 355,532 nm), Cloud Top Height, Particle Depolarization (λ = 532 nm), 1 s

A(12),M(5)

MiRAC-A35,118

Radar Reflectivity Factor, Doppler Spectra, ν = 94 GHz, tilted by 25°, 1 s

Brightness Temperature (BT), ν = 89 GHz, tilted by 25°, 1 s

A(14),M(7)

MiRAC-P35

Brightness Temperature (BT), ν = 6 × 183.31,243,340 GHz, nadir, 1 s

A(14)

HATPRO41

Brightness Temperature (BT), ν = 7 × 22.24–31.4,7 × 51.26–58.00 GHz, nadir view, 1–2 s

M(9)

KT-19

Brightness Temperature (Upward nadir, λ = 9.6–11.5 μm), 20 Hz

A(14),M(10)

Sun Photometer119

Spectral Aerosol Optical Depth (AOD) λ = 400–2000 nm), 15 s

A(11), M**

Cloud Microphysics

2D-S90

Cloud PNSD, Particle Shape, Dp = 10–1280 μm, 1 Hz

A(14),M(7)

Polar Nephelometer82

Cloud Prticle Scattering Phase Function, 1 Hz

A(14),M(7)

CAS72

Cloud PNSD, Dp = 3–50 μm, 1 Hz

A(13)

CDP77

Cloud PNSD, Dp = 3–50 μm, 1 Hz

M(8)

CIP72

Cloud PNSD, Particle Shape, Dp = 15–960 μm, 1 Hz

A(13),M(8)

PIP72

Precipitation PNSD, Particle Shape, Dp = 100–6400 μm, 1 Hz

A(13),M(8)

Nevzorov Probe101

LWC, TWC, 1 Hz

M(8)

  1. λ is wavelength, ν is frequency, T is temperature, and p is atmospheric pressure. RH is relative humidity, FOV is field of view, PNSD is the particle number size distribution, and Dp symbolize the particle diameter. The references listed for each instrument describe the instrument, calibration procedures, or methods applied to ensure data quality. *Note, SMART only measured the spectral downward irradiance during AFLUX while upward was measured in both campaigns. **Note, data not yet processed.